Okay… I have something to say.
Fans of Tuffnut were shocked that in the third part he left his sister in a burning Grimmel shelter. They say that this scene is disgusting because it is not at all in the nature of a Ruffnut.
I agree that the act is just a nightmare. But the fact is that…
It's in his nature.
I see hundreds of arguments from the rtte series being born in your heads, which it is impossible to argue with, but please let me explain everything.
We all watched the same show, and we know that almost always the Tuffnut behaved, if not as an exemplary, then as an unambiguously loving older brother: he saved the Ruffnut's life and defended her honor, was ready to do anything for her. Naturally, when you think about all the cool moments between the twins, you can't help but start to resent how much the last movie didn't match that. But in fact, it wasn't the third part that didn't correspond to the show, and the series didn't correspond to the third part.
Believe me, I also don't like all these conversations in the style of "rtte is not canon". I LOVE rtte, I LOVE the way the Tuffnut, Ruffnut and other racers were portrayed in this series. But we have to take into account the fact that Dean Deblois did not rely on the show when he created the third part. No matter how wonderful rtte was, not all HTTYD fans watched it, so there can be no question of any references to it (except the most veiled ones).
Yes, the behavior of the Tuffnut in the third part did not correspond to the show, but it corresponded to the two previous films – the very basis of his personality:
In the second part, Tuffnut never tried to save Ruffnut: neither when Eret shot her with a net, nor when Ruffnut accidentally slipped off the dragon (in the end, she was saved by Snotlout and Fishlegs). In the first part, the Tuffnut ran through it at all to escape from the Zippleback.
And yet, this does not mean that Tuffnut is bad. It's just that we have to swallow this bitter pill that he has his flaws. Along with Hiccup's stubbornness, Astrid's arrogance and Snotlout's sycophancy.
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So, I'm going to either make this joke more or less funny by explaining it, Colin Robinson-style:
Nandor isn't being an idiot by misspelling 'knowledge', he's spelling it phonetically.
Why? Well, it's probably not just that English is a horrendous abomination sent by god to punish us and an even worse trail for English learners either, but Persain is a (mostly) phonetic language!
This means each letter has a corresponding sound and words are phonetic in spelling (again, for the most part), unlike 'knowledge' in English where there are like...at least three?? unnecessary extra letters.
So, what's the phonetic spelling of 'knowledge' look like?
nolij
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Can we actually talk about how insane it is that Simon removed his mask for the 141? Everything he’s been through has caused him to disassociate entirely from the person he is. He cannot bear to BE himself; to have Simon Riley be someone who exists and is acknowledged by others. He uses the mask to create his nonexistence; to become a weapon only focused on finishing his mission. With the mask, Simon Riley is dead. The only thing left is his “Ghost.”
By creating this barrier, he distances himself from his teammates emotionally and can convince himself that only the objective matters (see: abandoning Soap after Graves betrays them and calling it “a force of habit”).
Simon is not good with expressing his feelings. For example, he’s extremely worried about Soap during “Alone,” but shows it through jokes and talking to keep Soap calm. Any time Soap insists Ghost cares, the man immediately deflects and insists they are only “teammates” and that Soap needs to focus on his own self-preservation.
But we see afterwards that Ghost wants to make an effort to connect emotionally to his team; to show the 141 who “Simon” is, not just Ghost. For example, after Rodolfo assumes that Ghost would wait for his men and Soap begins to express his doubt, Ghost immediately jumps in and asserts that, yes, he would wait for them. He lets Soap know with his own words that he is there for his team. This is a rare instance where Ghost allows himself to be emotionally vulnerable and open, and it sticks out immediately to the player.
And finally, the ultimate showcase of trust: the removal of the mask. Simon rips away that last barrier of distance between himself and the 141. He affirms HIS existence and allows his teammates to see the true person underneath the mask. Price’s “Good to see you again, Simon,” only adds to the fact that this is “Simon” standing with them. In that moment, there is no “Ghost.”
Anyway, I just thought it was really touching. Simon is a deeply traumatized character, but he’s also someone who has bottled up that trauma so well that it can be hard to separate his two identities and their wants. I really hope his backstory gets touched on more in the next game (and please don’t fucking kill him right after that Activision lmao).
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I'm ready to upload this on its own(I think the drawing deserves it), I done it some time ago for this post , I'm not completely happy with the colors, but my friends encouragement helped me to love it, so thanks a lot to the wonderful people I have meet thanks to this fandom 🙏🏼✨ (no me cansaré de decirlo, les quiero mucho "Dreamling con Ñ")
Watercolors and watercolor pencils.
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various fairfaxes and a drawing from my english civil wars hiking au which i never posted :-) [id under cut]
[image description:
the first image is a digital drawing of a group of men on a light brown background. they are all wearing hiking-appropriate clothing. from left to right: a young man swinging from a tree; arrows pointing at him read ‘weirdly passionate about hiking’ and ‘like 15′. a man leaning against a tree; arrows read ‘grumpy’ and ‘only here for family bonding with father-in-law’. a man with a cane and one arm in a sling, leaning over to read a map; arrows read ‘has injured himself on every hike so far’ and ‘designated driver’. a man reading a map with a serious expression; arrows read ‘annoyed about everything except hiking and sometimes also hiking’ and ‘only one who can read a map’. a man with his hands on his hips looking at the viewer; arrows read ‘arranges hikes and then doesn’t go on them’ and ‘good at arguing’.
the second image is a collection of four digital drawings of thomas fairfax, a man with long dark hair, a moustache, and a beard. he is wearing seventeenth-century clothing. one is a full-body coloured drawing of him sitting in a chair facing away from the viewer with his legs folded and his hat on his knee. the other three are uncoloured: two are headshots of him as a young man and an older man, and the third shows him sitting at a table reading a piece of paper with an expression of concentration.
the third image is a coloured digital portrait of thomas fairfax as an older man. he is clean-shaven and has long dark hair and a scar across his cheek. he is wearing a dark doublet and a large white falling band, and is looking to the left of the image with a serious expression.
end image description.]
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Reading tips on how to describe different feelings, but not because I don’t know how
I’m just not sure it will still sound good in English translation
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Do you take questions about the russian language for writing a russian character?
Vhtfvjytbb this is a bit unexpected but sure? I'll try to help if I can? :D /pos
Feel free to come via dms or asks, but if you prefer the latter, it would be nice to get them on my alt blog, @nittroyreblogs !
It will allow me to rant more freely on the topic and linguistics, since this blog is supposed to be kept ocs stuff first in english <:)
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