Day 2 - Beloved!
Struggled a lil bit with what to draw for today, but the other prompt ‘Ritual’ made me think of the birth constellations, and Val, my LDB, was born under The Lover! So here’s my beloved lil guy ^u^
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Seeing Waddles’ sketchbook post and Kiki’s Lauren doodle comic in such close proximity made me think like god. If Kaisa and Johanna already have this sitcom ass confusion over Hilda IMAGINE the extra layer of Johanna having another daughter
Like, Kaisa is already mortified when she learns she inadvertently flirted/set up a date with Johanna’s daughter, and Johanna has a field day teasing her about it and ends up talking about Lauren a bit in the process and does so in such a way that Kaisa, understandably, assumes this is the same daughter she spoke about before.
Blue hair? Check.
Makes friends easily? Well she seemed to organise that date pretty quick so, check.
Always getting into wacky mishaps? she pretended to be her mother so she could set her up on a date, take the god damn check.
Bonus points if in attempt to make Johanna happy Kaisa tries to take a parental role with her daughter. Who is a grown woman
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not to post about how people are Reading Literature Wrong but every time I see a TLT post that’s like, wow, it’s so crazy and sad how in Nona we see that Commander Wake is not a cold merciless bitch all the time and had family she cared about, tragic she never cared about Gideon, her own daughter I want to explode. put aside your weird misogyny and revisit the narrative that everyone??? seemed to get after Harrow, which is that Wake’s unwanted, basically forced pregnancy traumatized her so badly that her ghost conjured blood and syringes and wombs into Harrow’s dreams. Like, that’s the text!!! The text is that frozen blood and viscera rain on Harrow with the force of Wake’s trauma. The text is that she conceptualized her pregnancy as “The Bomb.” BTW the text is ALSO that Wake was perfectly capable of passion and human relation in Harrow so the revelation that she once bitterly complained to Pyrrha about how the imperial machine she spent her life fighting forced children to become fighters (brought up in the book where a child soldier is a major character) making people just totally redirect to some weird reading where Wake’s failure(???) to love(????) Gideon is tragic is so grating.
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Visiting my grandparents who are very tiny adorable withered old Mexicans with late stage dementia and they don’t remember me or know me at ALL but my grandma tried to speak to me in Spanish and I had to be like I’m sorry I don’t speak Spanish and she was fucking AGHAST
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