I love Raph and haven’t said that enough so to be more specific I love that Raph is a soft boy who loves bear plushies, a gross boy who eats an assortment of things that are definitely better left alone, a smart boy who is more than capable of taking down villains through planning and fortitude alike, a strong boy who is dedicated to training his muscles and fighting prowess, a teenage boy who loves his brothers but is more than happy to tease and roughhouse with them, an angry boy who sometimes lets his anger take a hold of him to cover the fear, a gentle boy who is generous with hugs and affirmations to those he loves, a capable boy who takes on more than should ever be expected of a teenager, a good boy who just wants to be a hero and slowly comes to realize the cost of that duty, a good boy who has no reservations about putting himself in the way of harm coming to his family, a good boy who’s a great brother and son and person and deserves only the best the world has to offer.
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The thing thats consistently bothered me the most in the fallout show is the racism. I would hesitate to recommend it because of that alone. And there was obvious love that the set and prop designers, actors, costume department, and even maybe the writers put into the show! There are themes and characters in fallout that i'm certain would resonate with fans of color!
It KILLS me that so many of the fallout entries are damn well unplayable/watchable in this regard because the writers simply Don't Care how the people in their work are presented. That this like hugely popular world with a lot of worldbuilding and thought behind it does such wrong to so many people, fans and otherwise, that you cannot find any game in the series that does it right or well. It alienates a lot of people who might've been fans just because the majority white creators and fanbase don't give a shit, and I'm sick of it.
it's not enough to say "in the fallout in my head that racism doesn't happen," you actually have to put some things into PRACTICE. Allow space in your head, your games/show, your fan spaces for people of color! notice and say something when you see racism coming from media, yourself, and others!
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The morality police has started to police so maybe I just have to start a daily "I love Boston" post thingy just because. He's not a good person. He's still one of my favorite characters in existence. Just cause he's exciting and he scratches my brain in all the right ways.
I promise y'all characters don't have to be good for you to like them😌
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I dont know why, but I have an aversion for volo, I just can't stand him for some reason.
Why do I have to watch him daily? 😮💨 I cant wait for the new icon.
Confession time
He turning out to be the main villain of the game wasnt even a surprise for me at all, from the moment I saw him I was like "he is evil". Because im smart? Not at all. I just didn't like him, I was being judgemental before even knowing his roll in the story
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What made you like Jack Noir in the first place? It's great to see others who are also passionate about him!! Personally I found his rage quite impressive lol (Sorry if you've talked about this before)
Im always ready to talk about him!!
Definitely what keeps me coming back to him is his singularly unshakable confidence and determination. Absolutely positively nothing can get in his way. If he wants something, he's going to get it. If something upsets him, he's going to get rid of it. He takes no shit from anybody, he has no cowardice that keeps him from doing anything. If he wants to say something, he squints his eyes and says "that's bullshit". If he's tired of something, he says "I'm not dealing with this" and leaves. It's not that he disregards consequences- it's that he always thinks he is fully prepared to deal with them, and he always is.
Not even logic gets in the way of his determination. If he wants to be able to see out of his cool cyborg eye that badly, then bam it's true. If he has the resolve to build a city in the desert out of literally nothing, then he does.
This is what really makes me love his character so much, he literally just is not bound by the rules of the story or convention. When everything seems uncertain, I can go back to him and everything is rock solid again. When things seem dark and I'm in a bad place mentally, I think about how carelessly silly he is and the inherent comedy and lack of seriousness of his character. When everything seems too overwhelming, I can go back to the flatness and simplicity of his personality and it soothes me. His aspects of perseverance and audacity makes it feel like he's worked for and earned the ability to make shit up. He's just perfect, I couldn't ask for more.
Now Spades Slick is actually a bit of a complex character underneath his outward personality- he does in fact care and worry about what people think of him, but that just makes me relate to him more. I aspire to have his strength, presence, and drive; he is genuinely a huge role model of mine in that regard.
Those are my more personal reasons for liking him, but he's also just a very well-made villain on his own. I talk about that in a few of the other posts I've made though, so. To to sum it up:
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Hot take, the reason so many people think c!Dream is 100% pure evil is that term “morally gray” has been reduced by media to “commits atrocities but they were sad so its not their fault” or “perfect good hero but they make mistakes sometimes”
Like, as much as I love c!Dream and joke about him being a poor pathetic meowmeow who did nothing wrong, I know he has done some HORRIBLE things. But he has complicated motives, he does morally right things that don’t aid his motives, he has fears and trauma and acts according to his own moral code. He may be on the darker end of the morally gray spectrum, but the fact that people insist every emotion and action he takes is some directionless chaotic evil outburst just goes to show how much media literacy is failing people.
Fandom is so much more fun when you just relax and let yourself enjoy exploring the spectrum of fictional morality
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its so fucking stupid when ppl are like “i hate how grimmel is presented as a serious villain when he doesn’t even really hurt anyone!!!” bro it’s a kids movie he’s not gonna be tearing bitches limb from limb onscreen????? this isn’t game of thrones??? get a grip😭😭
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Thank you for PoF it literally rewired my brain a normal amount eons ago when I first read it. Every time I make a new character for anything and I start to worry maybe they're just a little too unhinged, I remember PoF, and know that I'm valid and so are my insane little horny characters 😌❤️
I am so excited that you say this because it's important to my heart! Insane little characters with strong wild opinions or reckless horniness or huge blind spots or weird personality quirks or frequent fuckups they often learn very little from are the heart of stories that keep my interest and provoke reaction from me as a reader!!!!
Let every character be a character!! I have never been more bored as a fanfiction reader than the other day, when I read a fic where only the villains were allowed to be rude or irrational or petty or angry without immediately apologizing in uniformly articulate and modern "I've learned what people are supposed to say in apologies" speak. Because they're a Main Character! They're a Good Guy! But sometimes good guys and main characters are going to fuck up!! Sometimes they're going to be bizarre! Sometimes they're going to be at odds with other characters who are Good Guy Main Characters, over things that may or may not be a big deal for their characters!
Listen!! Sometimes I write a character talking shit and I'm wincing the whole time, not just because they're being an asshole, but because I know they're going to double down on it later! Because they just,,, don't think or feel the same things as the person they're being an asshole to! Do I the author agree with one more? Probably! Do I necessarily have to resolve "and this one was right, so the other one apologized"? No! Characters conflict with the other characters! It's uncomfortable to write sometimes! But my level of comfort or discomfort with the uncomfortable is part of writing stories where THINGS HAPPEN and goddammit I am out here for things happening otherwise what is even the point. >8U
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