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I style us Gods, Rhaenyra. As we were always meant to be.

RHAENYRA and DAEMON TARGARYEN HOUSE OF THE DRAGON 3.03 | Rhaenyra Triumphant

and everyone is posting their 4th of july manis

except this year its very few american flags and red white and blue and stars.

and a LOT of pond scum inspiration

Because people were asking, I start with a pencil drawing that has the shadows and highlights blocked out. I shade the shadows in first, and go around the borders of the highlight shapes so theyre just negative space. Its mostly vertical hatching with a tiny bit of outlining for definition.

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The First is wearing Kendra's face. This is assuming I also got to re-do Season Three and parts of Seasons Four and Five to make Kendra haunt the narrative. So the First is pretending to be Kendra to screw with Faith and Buffy and SINEYA, because--

Sineya is a character not a racist cameo. AGAIN, assume I got my arrogant, armchair showrunner hands on a few non-season seven episodes and gave Sineya more characterization to begin with. Sineya is an infrequent but impactful voice who's opinion is both sought out and highly valued. Like this is vital: Buffy shows Sineya both compassion and great respect in this version. Ideally, all Slayers do.

When Buffy is given the chance to become all Shadow Demon-y and become more powerful, it's Sineya who's initially offering it. This Sineya basically explains that the demon's essence drives you """mad""" AKA turns you into a bloody thirsty menace with few coherent thoughts and little impulse control and that she needed years to regain her grip on herself and her powers through sheer PRACTICE, and often reverts to that state even in death. Give Buffy several episodes to consider this. Make her rejection of it a more significant step on her journey to the ultimate conclusion of Chosen.

Hell, we can even have Sineya actively participating in the ritual, giving her a more intense, parallel version of Buffy's own arc: in death, she gives up her demon essence, becomes a normal slayer instead of the Uberslayer she was in the extended lore. Evenly distributing the primordial strength she had forced upon her, she allows the mass awakening of other slayers. Over three seasons, she goes from trying to kill Buffy for HAVING FRIENDS and a WATCHER to saying "actually, no, none of us should ever be alone ever."

Sharon Ferguson as Sineya on the TV series BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER  1999 – 2003

Get It Done aired for BTVS season 7, episode 15. While trying to explain to Principal Wood why a gang of teenage girls (The Potentials) are training in formation in Buffy's backyard, Willow pretends that it's cheer practice. Even though she is carrying a large amount of non-cheerleading weapons.

WILLOW: Oh, hi. Hey. Well, Buffy... I see that our preparation for the school-pep-dance-cheer-drill contest are coming along. (loudly to the potentials) Bring it on!

(mod note: The first Bring It On movie came out in 2000 and starred Eliza Dushku, who plays Faith. Faith will reappear in S7 Sunnydale in a few episodes, following an off-screen car trip with Willow, as they both return from LA.)