Ugh

Lafayette: *watching from afar behind a bush with binoculars* Now....kiss

Laurens: Alex.

Washington: Did I fucking stutter

+ Sebastian Morgenstern in the corner of the room, trying to find a way to “burn down the world” before them… just saying.

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Faerie got your tail. The QON prologue killin’ me over here.

Friendly Reminder: Cardan is a bookworm. And he’s a mortal fable fanboy. Jude finding Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland in Cardan’s room was one of my favorite unsolved conundrums about him in the first book. Jude questioned its unusual appearance in his room, but got too distracted to look more into it. But there is definitely something about mortals that interests him. He makes another reference to a mortal fable, the Ant and the Grasshopper, in The Wicked King. I’m curious if he used these stories as a means to escape his reality in Faerie. He’s made it clear on several occasions that he’d prefer to be secluded from the court, whether by distance or drink. - I’ve used this as a sketch break between projects for the longest time, but finally polished it up last night. I’ve had many ask why I don’t draw Cardan’s tail, and that’s because it’s hinted quite often that he’s either ashamed or embarrassed by it. It’s the subject of gossip and Jude’s curiosity, so I keep it hidden when he’s in a public setting (which most of my drawings / crafts of him are - excluding baby Cardan). So here. Have a tail. 🧡

Holly Black is the goddess of foreshadowing. 

Jude, in the Mortal World, sipping a martini in a Hawaiian shirt, wearing shades and listening to Killer Queen: “Oh?”

Jude, smiling back: Slaughter.

Me: A Court :) of Mist :) and Fury :)

The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.

— Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita