blue is the stars. gansey is the sun. adam is the moon. noah is the wind. and ronan is the earth beneath them all.
hope this makes sense.
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the narrative foreshadowing in this series is so unmatched
every character is always comparing experiences/objects etc. with their friends so it seems like a thing you can gloss over reading it the first time but oh. turns out it wasnt??? ill never be normal about trc really
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sometimes i think abt this quote and i want to scream it’s so simple and yet it’s so heartbreaking idkkk
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Commissions ipen also i got a ko-fi n i kinda need money rn 😼💥🐈
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Sometimes family is a tired businessman, a punk catholic farmer and his magician boyfriend, a teenager with no internal organs, and two badass women who are legally the same person
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Ronan Lynch is the kind of person to stop in the middle of traffic to help animals across the road or take in stray dogs or cats that can’t make it past scary, speeding traffic. Imagine him speeding speed down the road, hitting his breaks and leaving skid marks on the asphalt, only to wordlessly get out of the car to help a baby duckling reconnect with it’s mother on the other side of the road. Ronan getting back into the car and flooring it the second the animals are safe; Adam sitting stunned next to him.
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finished product ^^ i went through all the stages of grief when drawing ronan </3
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ok so you know how people say that everyone in your dream is you?? well. i’ve been thinking about that in connection to the idea that maybe ronan’s dreams are all just different versions of him. that matthew, in all his goodness, his unfiltered, unrelenting joy, is ronan or a part of ronan — an extension of himself. that ronan’s night horrors — these terrible, unreal, creatures that only want to kill him — are really just an extension of him. that opal in her orphaned stangeness is just ronan, the part of him that feels orphaned, full of childlish wonder but also so much terror. that bryde — a dreamt teacher — is just a part of ronan that ronan can’t admit he has access to. that everytime ronan dreams of his dad or adam or declan, it’s really just ronan and ronan and ronan.
it feels like haunting your own life.
in the dream world, ronan cannot escape ronan — every version of himself, weather past, present, or future is meeting and existing and coming into the waking world all at once. in a way it’s a living record of ronan’s life, subconscious, & past selves.
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hi so like, why did no one tell me about the raven cycle series? cause here i am, 23 years old, devouring these books like i starved man would devour their first meal in days
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helloo everyone please enjoy this trc sketch i was intending to finish but probably never will
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