the fandom really goes up and down like a 🎢 from JKs bed live and then today — imissed his live today so I’m not really sure why the sudden change in feelings?? Also tae going to JKs performance doesn’t change anything ? Suga and jhope went to Jimins, jk didn’t got to Jimins.
And still people are trying to ignore their nyc trip!
This fandom is making me insane. I don't understand this at all. They're being reactionary 13-year-olds emotionally if not in reality. Why is it problematic for a man to have friends outside his romantic relationship? Tae and JK are FRIENDS. They're BROTHERS. They're some of the closest people in each other's lives and they love each other. And that has NOTHING to do with Jikook and whether or not they're real.
Touch grass and grow up, children. Seriously. Mama and Daddy need to take the internet away until you're mature enough to use it.
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No but are you actually suggesting doing cringetober ? Because I had a moment of golden retriever excitement
(Holding ur eye demon guy like in the are you /j or /srs meme)
DUDE OFC I WAS BEING SERIOUS IT LOOKS FUN,,, SFGJJ
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So I've already shared parts of this on a discord server, but I have to scream about Ketheric Thorm on here as well. Obviously spoilers about the character under the cut! It's a long one.
The entirety of act 2 is about him, right? Jaheira, Shadowheart and numerous other NPCs shit on him for his fickle faith. First Selune, then Shar, then, as we meet him, Myrkul. You hear about his changes of faith on a whim, you hear that he's the person responsible for the shadow curse, he is painted as a villain, plain and simple.
You can figure it out pretty early on that Isobel was resurrected and that she is his daughter; the detail as well that he wants Isobel alive is so on the nose, it gives him away completely but there are still a few questions that remain unanswered, mainly about his faith.
And then you get to the mausoleum and the picture assembles; this entire tragedy, the death of hundreds if not thousands and the complete ruination of a landscape was all, ALL because you had this absolutely wrenched, heartbroken father who had lost everything and nobody answered his grief. He was left woefully alone, the Goddess whose daughter his daughter was involved with did nothing to save Isobel.
Imagine outliving your wife and your daughter. Imagine dedicating your life to fight the Lady of Loss, your Lady of Silver's enemy, and then be left so completely alone and in silence with your grief, with your loss. It's so, so poetic how and why he turned from Selune, and it's so understandable as well; he broke. His spirit completely broke. He couldn't deal with that void of having lost the only two important people in his life, seemingly undeservedly so. He was going mad with this and a lot of his ire was likely targeted at Aylin who, in his eye, represented Selune; she's literally her daughter, after all, and it was implied that even before the deaths of his family, he sort of saw Aylin courting Isobel as Selune taking his daughter from him, despite his service. This relationship was clearly not seen by him as a boon of "giving his daughter to the Moon-maiden".
His ways in the past clearly didn't spare him from tragedy and having to cope with it (which he clearly didn't, he snapped under the weight of his grief). He was clearly angry and unable to do anything, furious and helpless, which is a dangerous combination. A good part of his first change of heart must have been fuelled by a sense of revenge.
But then Shar didn't provide any balm to his aching heart either. If you read his letters in Grymforge and in act 2, he is so focused on enacting the will of Shar because he believes that healing lies in oblivion. Everything would be easier if he could just forget, if the damn world could just forget, if nothing was remembered because without Melodia and Isobel, nothing was worth remembering.
Then came Myrkul. Literally the only god who was not only able, but WILLING to give back his daughter to him. Imagine spending your all, EVERYTHING you have to serve two gods who would not give a single shit about the greatest suffering in your life. You were basically nothing, your loyalty didn't matter for shit, everything that was taken from you amounted to no recognition whatsoever: you should simply cope and seethe. Your grief will not simply go unanswered (which is not inherently antagonising) but ignored.
And then comes this supposedly evil entity who can alleviate your pain just like that, snap of a finger and it's a done deal.
I am so serious when I say that I believe Ketheric's main incentive was to extend Aylin's immortality to Isobel as well. You can read in her diary that she feels a taint after having came back, and there are things not even Selune can cleanse, but at this point, Ketheric doesn't care about Selune, vengeance is secondary if not tertiary, he's done that war during his Shar years and what did it give him? Literally nothing.
He doesn't even care about the fact that Isobel is still her cleric. He cares about the single most important fact: Isobel is back. Life is worth living again, there is something for him, and it was not Selune or Shar who gave it to him but Myrkul, and for this singular gift, he would raze the world for the Lord of Bones. Like people can clown on him for being disloyal but the man has the loyalty of a dog bonded to its owner.
He is powerful and is willing to go to insane lengths for crumbs. What is raising a single life for a god? Nothing. It has happened and it will happen again. But Ketheric will go to the ends of the earth to serve the single god who actually listened to him. The one god who didn't ignore him.
He knows that what he does is not the morally upright thing! He is so insanely self-aware that allying with Orin and Gortash and doing this entire plot with them only to then betray them is morally reprehensible at the best of times, he knows that people hate him, etc-etc. He was a Selunite at one point and he's not stupid. He just doesn't care; it could be literal Asmodeus and he wouldn't care as long as he got what he wanted, no matter the price.
He is probably the only one from the three of the chosen who has complete clarity over his situation, he almost sways (if you pass the check during his confrontation), he is not an inherently evil man blinded by power.
But he is inherently loyal to those deserving, and as of the story's standing, completely broken by his grief. In his eyes, at this point, the only one deserving loyalty is the one who actually listened to him. Isobel lives. It doesn't matter that she hates him, that his entire life has fallen apart, that literally nothing else that is good has come of it, because Isobel lives.
I don't think he regrets a single thing. His consciousness might tear at him at the end, but I believe he would do everything over again, exactly as he did, because in the end, his daughter was brought back. Because what would a grieving, broken parent give to bring back their child? Everything. Absolutely everything. And it's such a simply given answer, no second thoughts, no doubts.
Nobody can tell me that this man is fickle. Nobody. This man was willing to burn the world to the ground, create a Boudica destruction layer all by himself for the one single thing he wanted. For any God that would listen.
I don't know, I just have a lot of thoughts about his character.
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wordcount: 4.7k [wip]
chapters: 4/?
rating: mature/explicit
tags: Aziraphale and Crowley Make a Bet, Canon Compliant, in the sense that Aziraphale was canonically a bishop at some point, Mutual Pining, Cosplaying as Humans, Aziraphale and Crowley do Human-Roleplay, and fall in love two-ways oops fools
Bishop Aziraphale and Crowley make a bet. Over their own, hypothetical souls. Watch them succumb, like the fools they are. [or: Aziraphale and Crowley do some human roleplay.]
asking such burning questions as - If you put on a mask, do you become the mask? Which parts of you are merely acted; how much of them is drawn from your own self? Where do you end and they begin? Can you separate your emotions neatly, or does the actor fall along with the character? Does he want to?
read on ao3🙏
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Now I’m just gettin’ frustrated with fandom.
Am I still on 423 bullshit train? Yes. This chapter is insane and all it feels like everywhere I go, everyone is assuming the absolute worst of it all. So I’m calling out another wild accusation I see people frequently making.
People think Bakugo murdered Kurogiri/Shirakumo and I have to ask.
WHY DOES ANYONE BELIEVE THIS HORSESHIT?
DO PEOPLE REALLY THINK THIS IS HOW MIC IS GOING TO RESPOND WITNESSING ONE OF HIS STUDENTS MURDER HIS BEST FRIEND WHEN HE JUST GOT HIM BACK AFTER LOSING HIM FROM HIS DAYS AT UA? AND THEN ALSO HAVE NO RESPONSE FROM AIZAWA?
REALLY?
And how is Bakugo supposed to respond after the fact? ‘Oh sorry senseis I murdered your best friend without even thinking lol oops 🤗’
Does no one think that Bakugo blasting the portal was just an interruption of Shirakumo trying to sacrifice himself for the 2nd time? You guys do know it takes two portals to warp someone right? Just because Bakugo destroyed one portal doesn’t mean he destroyed Kurogiri with it. We did not witness what happened at the 2nd portal.
Does no one think this is the moment in which the core of Aizawa’s teachings is paying off? Not to be a self-sacrificing suicidal blockhead? Wouldn’t it make sense to involve the character who is responsible for the core of that teaching existing in the first place?
This was not a heroic self-sacrificing moment. Kurogiri/Shirakumo did not have the confidence in Deku stopping AFO in that moment like Deku’s friends did. That’s why Kurogiri/Shirakumo trying to jump in failed. Aizawa’s students just taught Shirakumo what Aizawa taught them and it’s fucking BEAUTIFUL.
Shirakumo already had his ‘death’ (as did Bakugo!) and now…
Boy can’t graduate if he makes the same mistake and dies again.
Which point makes more sense in that moment? Bakugo murdering Mic and Aizawa’s best friend in front of them or Aizawa’s teachings to his students paying off and saving his best friend? Come on, guys…
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