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Would it be problematic to connect how Yanessa says she loves Wicander after he seemingly fails on his own and returns to her, and how Hannan describes how Sylandri hated the idea of her children having lives outside of her periphery? Love on the condition that you always remain dependent on them?? Is this anything???

Would it be problematic to connect how Yanessa says she loves Wicander after he seemingly fails on his own and returns to her, and how Hannan describes how Sylandri hated the idea of her children having lives outside of her periphery? Love on the condition that you always remain dependent on them?? Is this anything???

methinks teor x wick has the sauce

iwtv seasons one and two was like being tucked into bed and read a heartbreaking story by Louis du pointe du lac. The Vampire Lestat is like your blackout drunk uncle trying to tell you an anecdote at a family gathering

the elves in aramán are profoundly fucking sad. they're decaying. their people are completely unable to reproduce and they were created by the goddess of life. that feels like sylandri's real barrowdell. the elves as a dying people without her to sustain them.

Wick’s first attack roll of the campaign was to punch Julien and I think that’s incredible

And this is why as a basis I am always looking at Critters sideways…

The way Critters are quick to protect their favorite thing (these fictional characters) and act out of pocket with real people has always been an issue. I have several reasons why there’s characters I don’t like, fully because of who is playing them. And making any sort of explanation for it means getting dragged through coals.