All the rest

I am dying to know what Aranessa warning Maya Davinos about Occtis' whole everything looked like. Like, yes the Tachonis attacked the Golden Orchard and also the Palazzo Davinos, killed both our families. Also your son is traveling with one. No it's cool he was with us at the Palazzo. Not attacking it. He was attacked also, actually. And killed. But he got better, kind of. And he's on our side!

I can do it. I can write a chapter. I am capable of putting sentences together. I know what a comma is. I am Aware of the Character.

like its not that serious etc but any time u express frustration or just point out wow people in fandom continuously prioritize men over women Here comes the fucking misogyny hydra

"maybe you should stop complaining and just make the content you want to see" perhaps, the issue at hand, is that the proportion of people who are willing to be invested in female characters and create content centering them is already small compared to the people who will create novel-length backstories for male characters with 5 minutes of screentime, meaning that even if all people involved put in the same amount of effort, the amount of content around men will always be orders of magnitude larger, and perhaps the disproportionate focus on men in the first place may be indicative of some kind of pre-existing bias, one that may, hypothetically speaking, have some name already,

Murray continuing to pull the sickest world saving wizard moves every single day while on her extended lunch break from her day job. Who is doing it like her

So KoTher'ai, Hal's play about the failed rebellion against Azgra that pre-dated the successful rebellion against not just Azgra, but all the Shapers, is going up the same night as the Sundered Houses meet. The Sundered Houses are meeting after months of actions that mirror their crackdown about 15-20 years ago that ultimately led to the events of the Falconer's Rebellion. The Falconer's Rebellion failed. Murray and Azune just successfully petitioned King Gus for aid in the seeds of its successive rebellion, the one they are gathering forces for now. The walls of the theater in which this play will be performed, which was once a dedicated space to Azgra now transformed into a space that "can be used to tell whatever story mortals deem worth telling," are painted with the derivative of the blood of the River Gavzidra with the explicit intent of liberating the souls of the orcish people. The performance of the play itself will be a revolt against one of the Sundered Houses that has requested an ending that in fact is in line with the purpose of the River Gavzidra at the time of the events of the play. These are statements of fact which can lead you to many conclusions and I'd like to let people draw their own however a relatively minor one is that somehow Yanessa Halovar is both the most and least genre-savvy person who has ever existed.

So KoTher'ai, Hal's play about the failed rebellion against Azgra that pre-dated the successful rebellion against not just Azgra, but all the Shapers, is going up the same night as the Sundered Houses meet. The Sundered Houses are meeting after months of actions that mirror their crackdown about 15-20 years ago that ultimately led to the events of the Falconer's Rebellion. The Falconer's Rebellion failed. Murray and Azune just successfully petitioned King Gus for aid in the seeds of its successive rebellion, the one they are gathering forces for now. The walls of the theater in which this play will be performed, which was once a dedicated space to Azgra now transformed into a space that "can be used to tell whatever story mortals deem worth telling," are painted with the derivative of the blood of the River Gavzidra with the explicit intent of liberating the souls of the orcish people. The performance of the play itself will be a revolt against one of the Sundered Houses that has requested an ending that in fact is in line with the purpose of the River Gavzidra at the time of the events of the play. These are statements of fact which can lead you to many conclusions and I'd like to let people draw their own however a relatively minor one is that somehow Yanessa Halovar is both the most and least genre-savvy person who has ever existed.