Unique Dialogue while setting boundaries in Sharess Caress
Dark Urge:
Shadowheart Origin:
Wyll Origin: I've only known courtly love. Please, be gentle.
Astarion Origin: Just don't tell me what to do… It brings back bad memories.
Karlach Origin: It's been a long time since I've been able to touch anyone. So nothing too… unexpected.
Lae'zel Origin: Follow my lead. And do it with enthusiasm.
Gale Origin: I'm rather out of practice with this whole bodily intimacy exercise, don't ask me to do any tricks.
Class Specific(All):
Race Specific: (Drow one is also gender specific)
Deep Gnome: I'd just like to spend an hour without experiencing a height joke.
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everyones talking about the pilot leaking but the pitch bible for toh also got leaked
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the 10th doctor is so fucking dramatic..."everyone's got someone else," "I need no one," you could be having brunch with sarah jane right now you dumb cunt...
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I love the characterization of Lae'zel as a deliberate, reasonable person who through no fault of her own is wrong about almost everything
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I just love clerics. I just love explorations of faith and devotion in a world where gods are provably real and also provably not omnipotent. I love obsession I love devotion I love giving your everything for an ideal or the approval of a higher being who can't or won't be devoted to you in return
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I do laugh every time Isobel calls Shadowheart a nasty little terrier and the camera cuts to SH behind you serving nothing but nasty little terrier.
she said
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going insane about Andred Gallifrey again.
he discovered the free time plot. he resolved to single-handedly stop the free time plot. he killed the guy responsible for the free time plot. He could've stopped there, he could've been the hero who saved the planet!!! If he'd just waited, he could've seen that without Torvald, there was no more free time movement on gallifrey!!
But he was convinced narvin was the traitor, but he didn't wait, but he took on another man's identity before his own personality had a chance to establish itself post-regeneration, because he was so committed to stopping the plot.
Did he ever realise that Narvin was innocent? That the reason he couldn't find the traitor among the other CIA opperatives was that he'd already taken them out? Or did he refuse to believe that? Did he refuse to accept that he was impersonating a dead man, destroying his life, being so cruel to Leela, for nothing at all? He knows too many classified CIA secrets to confess now. All he's got is carrying on, long after there stopped being an end goal, or any way out.
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Luz’s Near “Dissection”
So, something I still see quite often is people bringing this scene up to attack Amity’s early character and even Principal Bump’s, and while I agree that there’s a lot to critique about her behavior in this episode and in others, this scene in particular is not a valid point against her morality, early or otherwise, and here is why.
I present to you my essay: neither Principal Bump or Amity had any intention of actually dissecting Luz, for the love of god–
Firstly, let’s talk about the context of this scene. Amity’s not been having a good day, to put it lightly; someone has taken her Top Student badge, something she probably prizes, and that someone was Willow, the person who cannot under any circumstances ever beat Amity, lest the world stop implode in on itself, or something. That is her mentality.
To a point, her reaction is understandable–Willow did cheat to get her badge by using Luz, and Amity knows it, even if Professor Hermonculus didn’t realize that himself. So when she’s sent to Principal Bump’s office, Amity has time to think things through. She can’t keep acting like how she’s been because everyone is perceiving her as crazy, so she probably calms down a tad.
With this line, a lot of context is to be found as well. Amity was indeed sent to Principal Bump’s office, but she was able to convince Bump that Luz is not an Abomination; rather, an intruder helping Willow cheat (and, I mean, she’s not wrong). Something that Bump would probably want to check out himself, given that we now know that he genuinely cares for his students.
Of course, this scene is being played somewhat as another culture shock for Luz; while Willow and Gus are concerned about the potential dissection, neither of them are acting as if it was never an option, and Luz is rightfully terrified, but while the Boiling Isles and Hexside’s culture may be accepting of near-dissections, I highly doubt Bump at least would ever do it to someone.
I mean, come on. Look at Bump’s face. Look at Amity’s face. They’re both being so ridiculously smug, because they both know full well that Luz is not an Abomination. Bump gives Willow the knife, “allows her the first cut,” because he and Amity are trying to get Willow to confess.
It’s mean, maybe, but it’s also fucking funny; they’re trying to trap Willow in her lie, get her to admit that she snuck someone inside Hexside in order to get a better grade.
Bump isn’t ever going to legitimately dissect Luz, because he knows that Willow won’t.
Notice: “The intruder.” First of all, that’s next episode, Bump. He calls Luz an intruder, something you would call someone who’s broken in and poses a legitimate threat. He may know she’s a human, he may not, but either way, she’s not a witch nor a demon, and she’s a potential danger.
And Principal Bump protects his students.
Even the fact that Luz is banned is, ironically, a point to how protective Principal Bump is of his students. He doesn’t ban Luz because he hates humans, he bans Luz because her being there put students in danger, caused disruption and such (much like Eda <3). Of course, he doesn’t have all context, but he’s perfectly willing to renegotiate with Eda later, because he’s a good man.
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I didn't know it was possible, so here it is...
Mizora for Ask.
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