i originally thought the order of events of s3 was going to be the blacklight party, which would lead to the hallway scene, which would then lead to the lake scene the next day and that lake scene would be the last scene
HOWEVER
based on what i've seen from some other people and after re-watching the trailer about 10 times
here's my prediction for the last few episodes:
this music room fight is ep 4 or ep 5, leading to the tension leading up to the blacklight party
at first we get partyboy wille
but then when he sees simon, he's brought back down to earth, while simon is just worried about whatever had gone down between them
maybe wille tries to leave and simon follows him and it's then that he asks if they can forget everything that has happened for the night (this part is purely a guess)
BUT i do think it will lead to the hallway scene
i think ep 5 will end with the lake scene and their "is everything okay between us"
which i think will actually lead to them taking a bit of a break just to figure out where they both stand and maybe they hate what they're turning each other into (again speculation) and i think this scene will be the last one of ep 5
THEN ep 6 will be involve
this conversation which i think could be wille saying he might be stepping down from his role or asking simon how he would feel if he did
and THIS is the last scene of the show
(please note i could be incredibly far off but it'll be fun to see if any of this ends up being correct because i was incredibly wrong about most of my s2 predictions)
I got exactly one (1) "yis" vote for posting this today so here we goooooo
This one's a staring contest, so the rules are pretty simple: whoever blinks, looks away, or laughs first loses. For the sake of funny things to picture in my head I will allow for competitors to try to pull silly faces in order to get their opponent to break, but no hand waving or other movement.
Sound fair? Cool. Here's the bracket which I made an effort to create all by myself in google sheets:
And the first-round matchups:
Karis Nemik vs. Arvel Skeen
Blevin vs. Syril Karn
Pre-Mor Officer #3 (Brian) vs. Corv
Saw Gerrera vs. Wilmon Paak
Cinta Kaz vs. Time Grappler
Taramyn Barcona vs. Cassian Andor
Tay Kolma vs. Linus Mosk
Kleya Marki vs. Kino Loy
Brasso vs. Timm Karlo
Perrin Fertha vs. Ruescott Melshi
Dedra Meero vs. Luthen Rael
Lonni Jung vs. Leida Mothma
Eedy Karn vs. Gorst
Partagaz vs. Vel Sartha
Gorn vs. Maarva Andor
Bix Caleen vs. Mon Mothma
I went ahead and made some cuts to the lineup myself this time. Sorry if I've left out your faves; there's always a chance they could come back for something different.
omg happy birthday!! You‘re my favorite ao3 writer and you seem like such a lovely person, I hope you were able to relax after your move! xx
not me over here full-on pressing my hand to my heart while grinning like a fool at my computer screen <333 thank you so much!! have another photo of the obes, armed and dangerous with some dummy torpedos below decks <3
Not a day goes by where I do not think about the advent of medicine like PrEP and wonder just what the people - especially queer people - who passed from HIV/AIDs during the AIDs crisis would think
And then, I read this survivor's testimony and it just makes me emotional. I think this is the closest answer we have. HIV has changed, and we must always remember the people who didn't see that change before it happened.
How did Treasure Planet manage to come up with the greatest aesthetic in all human history? Victorian elegance plus space-age flair, with just enough dirt and grime and wear and tear to make it feel real? A combination of traditional and computer animation that perfectly embodies the movie's blend of old and futuristic? How does it get any better than that?
Here's my Eros and Psyche, Ghost/Goddess!reader(love), pitch
Ghost has never been good at love, has always loved too fiercely, too violently. He's never been able to separate love from war, when he found his family slaughtered he understood that true violence comes from heartbreak, from affection, from having nothing to lose. Of course he'd catch the attention of the goddess of love, passion, and vengeful warfare.
Ghost had nothing, he has no one. He wakes up in a soft bed with downy pillows and luxurious furs. He feels out of place, dirty with sweat and blood, still wearing the leather of war. Is he dead? It doesn't look like elysium is supposed to.
He pulls back the gauzy silk netting over the bed and cautiously, curiously, investigates. He finds the note immediately. Instructions. He has free reign of the house, as long as he doesn't leave, and as long as he's understanding. Understanding of what he doesn't know, but it's dark by the time he's through investigating the house. Then all the torches go put, the whole place plunged into darkness.
And somehow it doesn't scare him. He doesn't jump when your arms circle his shoulders and you lean against his back, pressing your lips to his ear. "Welcome home Simon," you whisper to him. He reaches back, runs his hand up the soft skin of your thigh, the house may not be elysium but you certainly feel like you might be.
"You know my name," he frowns, and you hum. The sound is so melodic, coaxing him to relax as your fingers squeeze his chest.
"I know," you purr, "everything about you."
Ghost turns in your hold, he doesn't know why he's surprised you let him, doesn't know why he's surprised he can't see you in the darkness. He reaches carefully to find your face, cupping your cheek, then sliding his fingers down to hold your throat. "Who are you?" He warns.
"Your love," you push into his hold, "as long as you can follow the rules."
Not gonna go out on this limb on a 25k post, but maybe it’s okay that kids today don’t know as much about using an actual computer as we do/did? Is it useful knowledge? Of course it is. So is using a sewing machine or being able to rebuild your VW with a copy of that one book every VW driver used to have. That’s not the right question—most practical knowledge is useful after all. The question should be “is it relevant to the way people live right now.” “How to Keep Your VW Alive” is a timeless fucking classic; my ex and I kept our copy long after he sold his VW. But I’m not buying a copy now because it won’t exactly help me keep my VW ID4 on the road.
And it’s funny, because I tend to read along with those posts and nod my head, because back in my day we HAD to know all that computer stuff. And then for some reason today, I remembered a conversation my mom and I had with my grandma in the mid 70s when I was a teenager. Grandma made my mom’s wedding dress. She worked at a department store doing alterations on foundation wear, which if you look at 1950s foundation wear, you’ll realize was both necessary and difficult. So she was shocked when I said most of my friends didn’t know their way around a sewing machine. “But how do you make sure your clothes fit?!” Well, Grandma, people don’t wear heavy foundation wear any more and clothes don’t need to be as tailored as they did back in the day—it’s 1975 and the only alterations I need to do is hemming my flares so they just touch the floor when I’m wearing platforms.
Now you can back up and look at the broader picture, the one that says, but your car should be repairable by you as long as you have clear instructions, and you should be able to alter your clothes or make your own, and yes, you should know how to organize the files on the desktop of your laptop. But the fact that for the most part it’s become easier and easier to just not do those things (if they can be done at all) isn’t exactly the fault of Kids Today. And it’s certainly not meeting them where they are or even trying to understand why they feel they don’t need that knowledge if, instead of looking at why they don’t have it and maybe even don’t need it, you just decry their lack of the Deep Wisdom.
[A sad violin song plays over an image of a sad hamster]
Pac: This doesn't have anything to do with me – I wear a blue sweatshirt, you're crazy, this mouse doesn't even have a sweatshirt, this hamster! [Reading chat] Am I a depressed hamster?
[ Transcript continued ↓ ]*
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Pac: Actually– that's fine! I embrace that idea – of course I'm going to be depressed, are you crazy? [He hits his desk, then starts counting off people on his fingers] Fit is gone, Richarlyson is gone, Ramon is gone, Bagi and Empanada who were always there when we were there are also gone, I haven't seen them! It's just me and Tubbo, and sometimes Philza shows up.
Pac: I lost Chume Labs, I lost the Favela, I lost Murder Mystery, I lost Ilha Chume Labs, it's crazy! Look at how much I've lost, and I've gained nothing! Of course I'm going to be depressed, are you crazy?! How am I supposed to be happy?!
Pac: [Reading chat] "You have us Pac," that's true, thank you. No, that's true, sorry.
* NOTE: Please note that this is an incomplete transcript, as I was primarily relying on Aypierre's translation mod at the time and if I am not confident of the translation, I do not include it. As always, please feel free to add on translations or message me corrections.
Oooh saw a theory that the initial infection in the show spread due to contaminated flour, since we see joel sarah and tommy continually coincidentally avoid eating things with it: not making the pancakes, refusing the biscuits, sarah baking with the old lady and not eating them cause raisins, Joel forgetting to get a cake....seems legit to me!
Actually research skills are hard to learn especially unsupervised so maybe telling people to just "Go figure it out" especially if you already know they've been failed academically in other ways, might actually be a great way to just send them to a PragerU video on the topic.