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bluthcnd-archived · 1 year
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i’m so lazy about writing verses
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collophora · 23 hours
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This fic is leaving rent free in my head since a week so go read it: Haunting by @iiidunno : https://archiveofourown.org/works/54832273/chapters/138984958 [Edit] ok I put half a BG 'cause really It was bothering me
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puhpandas · 3 months
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I literally cant imagine beckory any age below 14 because it only works if tony develops as a person and also if they're a bit older + gregory has had time to get used to having friends and family 😭 which is why 12yo default gregory is still 100% a family boy aka his new fam is all he needs for the time being
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bonefall · 8 months
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why does it matter to skystar that mapleshade tried killing reedshine? is it because she didn’t “wrong” her like the others?
Basically yeah. At that point it's just a pregnant woman she's trying to murder. That's not revenge that's just spite, in his eyes.
What he liked about the murders of Ravenwing and Frecklewish was that it was retribution. They wronged her, and she got back at them. He LOVES that kind of drama. He would be up in StarClan cheering her on until she got to Reedshine, and then he'd be frustrated.
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martianbugsbunny · 7 months
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the Fulcrum agents chilling on the space couch together except they look like the last bedraggled kittens in a cardboard box outside the grocery store in a children's book
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phoenixyfriend · 2 years
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I think also relevant to the whole "why I dislike Anakin mind-tricking Padme into liking him back" thing is that nobody ever does it in an interesting way. Like... it's always about ameliorating Padme's moral cracks and also bashing Anakin.
Instead of, you know.
Hi. Here's a horror story about a woman trapped in her own mind.
Here's a psychological breakdown as a young man realizes he's subconsciously influencing everyone around him, and cannot safely believe anyone in his life has ever actually loved him.
Here's a story about Padmé raising children she had by a man she thinks didn't even know what he'd done to her.
Here's a story about Padmé becoming so Perfect due to Anakin's belief in her that the handmaidens start wondering if there's something Force going on.
Where's the story where it's a plot instead of a tract.
(Both Doylistically and Watsonianly, her agency is being removed, and for what. Why must people try to iron her out. She's wrinkly. Like humid cotton.)
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DJ: Physically, yes, I could fight a bird. But emotionally? Imagine the toll.
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mylordshesacactus · 2 years
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It’s all of us. The entire Grand Army of the Republic.
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bumblingbabooshka · 19 days
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Star Trek Voyager Season 6 Episode 6: "Riddles"
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takenbythestyx · 7 months
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do i know this is never going to happen? yes. but istg if i don't get one singular mention of eli vanto i'm going to riot
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marionstheme · 2 months
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thinking about how anakin and luke both brutally lost their mothers at the same age and how it changed them both irrevocably
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devicecontact · 8 days
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Agh ! The fool desperately wants a character to feel happy and have a good ending but the best possible ending for this character, both thematically and for their own good, is a swift death! Everybody laugh and cackle !
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aspiringnexu · 5 months
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Saw a post a while ago that mentioned a debate among Star Wars fans and Star Trek fans about the typical who-would-win between a Borg Cube and the Death Star.
I'll leave them to that debate because who-would-win is highly dependent on the plot anyway and that kind of debate only leads to arguments (plus I find it incredibly boring, I'd much rather debate things like the similarities and disparities between human cultures in the two universes, one with and one without Earth, that would be interesting). But what did catch my eye was a mini-debate later on with people discussing whether or not said Cube would detect the Death Star approaching, the argument being that the modes of travel in the two different universes (namely warp and hyperspace) are so different that the Cube wouldn't be able to detect the Death Star until it reverted to real space.
Which reminded me how much I love that the two travel systems are so similar and yet so different.
I won't be able to get too technical, I'm sure some fans know the exact ins and outs of both kinds of space traversal, but the fundamental difference is how the ships attain FTL, or Faster Than Light. Because otherwise space travel takes FOREVER.
In Star Trek they use impulse engines to putter about for more precision maneuvering but use warp engines to achieve FTL, the warp engines 'warping' space by making a subspace bubble around the ship and therefore insulating it from the extreme pressures of breaking normal physics. As you do.
In Star Wars they use sublight engines for the usual puttering and maneuvering but instead they rely on the hyperdrive to achieve FTL which punts the ship into hyperspace, basically a parallel dimension where ships can achieve FTL without undue stress to the ship itself.
In both cases ships can be pulled out of their warp bubbles or their hyperspace streams due to factors in normal space. In Star Wars, for example, there exist Interdictor class ships which produce massive gravity wells, similar to those of moons or any other significant cosmic body which forces ships to drop out of hyperspace in order to avoid crashing into said body. (This also makes jumping into hyperspace too close to a planetary body incredibly risky. Not impossible, mind, but there is a reason planetary governments have a minimum distance allocated for incoming and outgoing ships.) Star Wars also makes a big deal out of Hyperspace Lanes (there was an entire war fought over them at one point) which are routes that have been confirmed to be empty of any cosmic phenomena discounting the occasional asteroid that wanders in. They're used as major shipping lanes and commercial passenger transports as a result. You can, of course, elect not to use the routes but you run the risk of encountering surprises even with a navicomputer.
In Star Trek the same rules seem to apply with various cosmic phenomena able to disrupt the warp drive and pull the ship out of warp, whether it be extreme gravimetric distortions that require precision piloting to avoid or nebula too thick for the engines to filter or, really, the list goes on. Could be anything from a nebula to the glowing green hand of a supposed Greek god stopping you from going to warp.
But regardless of the actual metrics of the two kinds of space travel, I find the idea that neither ship would be expecting the other to just appear incredibly amusing.
Neither universe would have any experience with a ship that travels in a space bubble or a ship that just casually drops in from another dimension and really why focus on inter-fandom discourse when you can focus on the incidental comedy?
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hegodamask · 1 year
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This week’s Mando reminded me of how I can never truly vibe with the post-ROTJ era. To me, ROTJ is a perfect fairy-tale ending to years of strife and sacrifice. Not just between Empire and Rebellion, but between light and dark itself.
And yet, even when the Empire’s defeated, even when Palpatine has “died” the conflict just... goes on. The galaxy doesn’t seem to change all that much. Empire or New Republic, it feels like it doesn’t matter. 
I understand that this is more realistic, and I’m all for expanding the world and exploring its nuances. But there’s something about the way that original trilogy ended (with added context of the prequels) that just makes every awful thing we see happen after feel like a gut punch. 
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nerfpuncher · 1 year
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Inspired by @dangracoon s out of context family quotes.
Please enjoy the Bad Batch as out of context CB conversations between my coworkers and myself.
Hunter: What took you so long getting back to the field.
Wrecker: I had to use the truck to stop traffic so I could help a momma duck and her ducklings cross the road.
Echo: oh that's valid
Tech: If it leaks oil it has oil.
Echo: I can follow your leak down the road like a bread crumb trail.
Tech: Well you won't get lost then will you?
Crosshair: I gave my Coke dealer our CB frequency so she can tell me when she pulls up to the field.
Cid: sup fuckers
Hunter: you WHAT?!
Wrecker: why does your dealer have a CB in her car??
Omega: 🎶Baby shark do do dodo🎶
Echo: Omega sweet heart we love it when you come to work with your dad but if you don't stop singing into the CB I'm going to drive myself into on coming traffic.
Crosshair: The tritcale bag at the dairy is looking thick this morning.
Crosshair: I should call her.
Echo: I'm so fucking tired.
Hunter: did I just see you shot gun a Monster??
Echo: mind ya business
Crosshair: this field is so rough I feel like I need a safeword
Hunter: Did you just jump in the canal??
Wrecker: yeah some of us don't get the luxury of getting to drive a truck with working AC
Hunter: haha fucking peasant
Crosshair: oh to be a dairy cow and get my titties sucked on a daily schedule.
Crosshair: I should really call her.
Hunter: why are Wrecker and Crosshair not answering their CBs?
Tech: They swapped to a different channel to talk to long haul truckers on the highway.
Wrecker: so guess who just got invited to join a cult?!
Crosshair: Tritcale in this field looking fuckin wet today
Hunter: if you don't fucking call her I will and you don't want that
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viaetor · 6 months
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SPECIAL HEADCANON I’VE BEEN WORKING ON which i may or may not write a future drabble about, but for now, just a simple post will do since i’ve been developing these with some dear writing partners of mine. to put it simply, since i’ll also be integrating this from hereon, my aether has a lowkey god complex when it comes to his (im)mortality.
as i’ve stated in a lot of other headcanon posts, he isn’t human; he’s a star-forged deity, a caeling. this means that his species is meant to live for billions of years, just like real stars would. he and lumine are quite young in comparison to other caelings, being around three thousand years old each. they are (or, well, were) known to be all-powerful, controlling cosmic elements and what have you, loved and respected by the astros above in the sea of stars, the prime of fighters and universe’s willmakers. therefore, having battle scratches or getting hurt was a luxury they’d experience once in a thousand years.
ever since falling in teyvat, aether lost his wings, his divinity, his strength, his ability to communicate with the stars, as well as his connection with lumine—he knows all of that, and he grieves deeply, for he feels those losses in his very core. but he doesn’t realise that, since he’s bound in teyvat by its laws and concepts, his very being bends to them. he’s stronger than most, sure, but that doesn’t mean he’s much more resistant than a regular vision holder human. and he refuses to see that (perhaps because he doesn’t sense it immediately). he bleeds a black, thick type of blood—yet because he has never been injured that badly before, it’s unconceivable to him to even consider that that blood on his hands is his. death doesn’t come easily as a concept to him either—others can die, it’s life’s natural cycle for humans and mortals alike, but him and lumine? no. that can’t be… right? so even if his vision is blurry and he’s dizzy, feeling his energy wearing out, he won’t ever think that there’s any actual danger to himself. he’s a warrior. he was designed for this. to fight, to protect, to serve. he can’t lose this, too.
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