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Will never stop thinking about how Leo, all alone in an endless void and being beaten again and again and again by the only other living thing around, still finds comfort in that space. The situation he was in was completely hopeless, and in any other circumstances he would not have escaped, at least not fast enough to save him from permanent (or even fatal) damage, be it physical or mental.
And yet, despite the bleakness of his situation, despite the agony and helplessness, all he needs is one glance at a crumbled photograph, one glance to remember his family, and that’s enough of a reason for him to smile.
Maybe that’s why his powers center around manipulating space - because no matter how much space is between them, no matter how dire his own situation may be, just the thought of his family, alive and okay, is enough to give Leo hope.
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Lovely f1 fans are already tearing Oscar to shreds, calling him a danger to himself and other drivers around him. While it was literally the first serious mistake from his side since Canada.
He’s a rookie, he’s learning and he has very limited running on this track AGES AGO.
Very unfortunate for both him and Daniel, and I’m praying for Danny to be alright and injury-free. But sadly, he seemed to be in pain 😭
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Some Red Secret Life Scar Art and a few thoughts from someone who doesn’t theorize about lore often
Now I’m not the type of person to get deep into symbolism or lore but I will point out something I noticed:
No, Scar was not all chummy and friendly. But he also wasn’t completely malicious, either. He had friends, he just didn’t have allies. There’s a big difference there. It’s not inherently relevant to my point; just a distinction I thought should be made. People claiming he was full one or the other by the end aren’t wrong.., but they aren’t right, either.
Now, to my main point: If people wanted to claim that Scar won due to him being alone, they’d be wrong (in my opinion) because Scar was also alone the vast majority of Last Life. He didn’t win then. He didn’t come close, if I remember rightly.
Similar contradictions can be drawn with Limited Life and Double Life. In Limited Life, all he had was his friends (his family) and not much in terms of allyship to turn to. In Double Life, he and Grian had next to nothing in terms of allies. Grian was stuck with him and even he didn’t want to be around.
Scar being with and without friends/allies isn’t new to this series. That’s very important here. That’s not the “point” I don’t think, if points even exist.
But what Scar was lacking in every previous series was the assessment of his aptitude. His recognition of his ability to be deadly, more accurately.
In previous seasons, Scar relied on others almost entirely. He relied on Grian the majority of 3rd and Double Life, he relied on his tenuous alliances through business transactions in Last Life, and he relied on the strength of not himself- but of his family- in Limited Life.
I don’t personally think The Watchers (assuming they exist at all) gave him the villain role to force him to be alone. I don’t think they want him alone. He’s been alone before.
I think they wanted him to gain confidence in himself. I think they were sick of him constantly doubting his abilities in combat that they forced him into combatant situations to prove to him that he could hold his own in more ways than just words.
I don’t think this story is sad at all. I don’t think it’s about him finding strength in pushing people away. I think it’s him discovering more inner strength than he realized he previously had… which is always a good thing!
Or maybe he knew he had it all along and was just too afraid to let it out. Who knows?
But from what I can see in the Secret Life Series, and all the others leading up to it, this is more of Scar’s journey of self-discovery as opposed to his villain arc.
He’s grown. He’s capable. He’s able. He knows that now.
And now he can use that to protect the ones he loves. Properly this time :)
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what's the comic your making going to be about specifically if you're comfortable not keeping that a secret. also thank you so much for making it in the first place i really like your AU!
thank you!!!!!!!!! 💕😭 i don’t mind explaining the premise actually! so the comic itself is basically just one long conversation between sheik & ganondorf, based on some random dialogue i wrote a while back that ended up informing a lot of the main themes of the AU now. specifically it’s about the sheikah concept of Truth. sheik understands that a true sheikah— especially one who is also the chosen bearer of wisdom— must be able to perceive a ‘true’ reality in order to make informed decisions. but sheik really only knows two people who are trained to see Truth (without the aid of a tool)— impa, and of all people, ganondorf.
impa becomes sort of dismissive whenever sheik asks to be taught the same skill, despite the fact that it seems so essential to becoming a sheikah. impa is also completely immovable about stuff like this. so that leaves sheik with only one other option. and that is what the comic is about :-)
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Going to make a human-fly head for my puppet
Got a few reference images courtesy of a fly orgy I found last Friday and I’ve made a maquette version out of airdrop clay
It’s too brittle to be used for the final version but I have already found some better clay that I’ll need to bake once I’ve moulded it
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