Currently in the middle of reading a Lawlu soulmate fic and it’s SUPER cute so far but the best thing is that Law is also Cora’s (platonic) soulmate, and Cora’s got the ‘You won’t see in color until you meet your soulmate’ kind of bond. Except it fluctuates depending on Law’s health, and Law runs purely on caffeine and spite, so Cora will text him being like “Hey. For some strange reason I currently cannot see the color red. Would you happen to know anything about that” and Law is just like “Uhhh. No??” and Cora’s like “Law I swear to GOD you’d better stop pulling all nighters do not make me come over there” LMAO
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okay no see the thing that made me really, really sad about hinata and the thing that made me really, really root for him and love him and want to see him win it all was how, like, people kept DENYING him. and i'm not talking about spectators in the stands going "omg he's so short haha, can he really do anything?" i'm talking about how his own team and how everyone who knew them in some way - as much as i love them - could never really separate him from kageyama. they were the freak quick duo, karasuno's number nine and number ten. they were amazing! so brilliant, the two of them. and hinata thought it was a way out, at first. he thought it was a way over the summit. he thought it was the key to being someone better.
but a key goes both ways, you know. it can lock you up just as much as it can set you free.
and hinata had to be so, so frustrated. everyone was finding ways to move forward except him. everyone expected him to stay stuck. and you could argue that that's not entirely true, sure, that he was always training, always trying to catch up, and they encouraged that. but nobody ever expected him to be more. nobody ever expected him to go beyond what he had with kageyama - they all thought that was enough for hinata. they thought he was fine like that because it worked for the rest of them. they underestimated how much he wanted to be capable. they didn't get how much he wanted to stand on his own two feet.
and that wasn't fair to hinata! it wasn't fair that hinata, who loved to play and loved the game and loved volleyball so so much, was the only one being left behind! he wanted to change that but nobody was trying with him!!! so of course he got impatient!! of course he was reckless!!! of course he was carving his own opportunities!!! there was no way forward otherwise!!! because if we take a minute to think about how training would have gone while kageyama was at tokyo, let's be honest — it probably wouldn't have gone well. nobody else can do with hinata what kageyama could do with him. hinata would have been held back. he would have felt useless. practicing serves and receives was stuff he was already doing constantly before that, and it wasn't teaching him anything. yeah hinata was a little bit selfish and a little bit shameless but being so finally got him somewhere!!
all hinata ever wanted to do was fly, even if it meant straying from the flock to do so
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gaaaaah i’m just so so so obsessed with the transition from ‘shy and soft’ to ‘self-aware and absolutely furious that he isn’t the main character but refuses to give up and acknowledge that without a fight’. like i think it’s neat that kieran kinda leans on the fourth wall in some places (his critical hit dialogue in the last fight against him having him be like ‘what, are you the hero of this story or something?!’) bc it’s been demonstrated how he loves stories and him seeing himself as a character in one (the whole ogerpon thing and him directly comparing himself to her as a misunderstood victim)
just. it’s so tasty. how he ends up being the toxic bully himself instead and doesn’t realize that for so long bc he saw himself as the hero here. it hurts so bad that we had to put him in his place bc he was out of control but it’s such a delightful tragedy. like i have never felt so bad about being the main character before. i’ve never wanted an npc to punch me so badly
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had a dream where the main character was named dylan, and dylan was a wizard. magic in this world was a very stable give-and-take system
so there was this investigator, right, who was OBSESSED with figuring out how the fuck dylan was doing half the shit he was getting away with. because it was impossible!!
anyway the funniest possible thing was this detective and his frustration, right? because he was trying to figure out what was going on. and he was like "magic can't just DO this because it's stable"
anyway dylan's entire build was called "the unstable magician"
so, dylan's signature thing was time magic which reversed time by like, fifteen seconds. actually he also had a teenage apprentice/adopted daughter who he taught the same thing, so their signature thing was "if one of us gets exploded and killed just reverse time don't worry about it"
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3:35 to 4:10 in Levitate is so unbelievably comforting to me. In the best (and worst) way possible, it truly does feel like levitation.
The best way I can describe it is laying in someone's arms, lover, friend, foe or family, and simply basking in the comfort they give you. One arm wrapped, gently, around your middle, fingers tracing invisible patterns on your clothes, and the other hand softly combing through your hair as they whisper soft nothings in your ear. You're on the brink of sleep; half listening to their words and half being drawn in by the comfort of the drowsy void.
It's a warm hug that you never want to leave. (catch me replaying that part over and over)
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post s5 lisa taking dean to her high school reunion (LOOK at my hot boyfriend who has a vintage car and goes down on me and loves my SON. bet you regret spreading rumors i had the clap now asshole). the whole thing sadly goes awry because lisa forgot dean is both deeply strange and a shaking purse dog at heart
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okay so either they moved the cursed eunji/jaewon scene further back in the show, or it got deleted which seems very unlikely but ??? like i just saw a spoiler from the movie, and it looks like that scene happened right before jihyun and jaewon had their talk from the end of ep8 so i’m like 🤔. especially since it would’ve really fit in between the eunji/jihyun exchange and the jaewon/jihyun talk since jihyun actually asked her to come to his workplace with jaewon.
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my age might be a factor in how I view Victor with a little more lenience than I typically see LMAO I'm going on 26 so when I see 17-19 year old Victor just start out so wrong in ways that could have been so easily prevented or remedied early on I don't feel the kind of impulse to criticize a peer but instead I just feel the sense of frustrated pity
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Thinking really hard about how in episodes 108/109 of GX, all Jesse had to do was lean over the side of the fuckin tree that just kinda sticks out of the cliff and grab the damn rope under where Axel's little device was chipping away at it. If he did that they could've saved Syrus and solved that entire problem in like 2 minutes 😭 but nooooo we're all too concerned with Jaden and Axel's duel and it takes Syrus almost falling to his fuckin death when the rope breaks for that glorious southern belle to use his brain 😭
Listen Jesse, I love you. I love you so very much. But if Hassleberry were the one in the position to directly do something about it he would've done that 😑 He would've handled the problem so easily.
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