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TAPEWORRM'S PRINT SHOP

Updating my post about my prints! Prints are what helps me afford my day to day costs such as food and other nesessities, they have plummeted recently so I figure I need to readvertise properly.

OLD PICS! PRINTS NOW ALL £15!

REGULAR PRINTS:

All printed on high quality 400gsm silk card, usually 210x210mm or A4.

I ship worldwide!

For my Etsy shop I make the prints and ship them myself, so there is limited designs but higher quality of print, imo :).

PRINT BUNDLES:

Available in small supply, but you can get any of these pairs (mix and match the Saw ones) for a discounted price! Yippee!

(It's also possible to dm me and use PayPal to order a print directly rather than use etsy).

I also have an INPRNT:

Blue-eyed, pink-nosed Nayanthara.

I don't believe Aang was a bad father in the way the show said he was because it's contrary to his entire personality. Someone who helped form the Air Acolytes would never neglect his son because he's not a bender or his daughter because she's not an air bender. Just like I don't believe Luke "There Is Still Good In Vader" Skywalker would try to kill his nephew, it's contrary to his entire personality, Luke would not see his nephew any differently than he saw Anakin, especially when he hadn't yet done anything wrong while Vader had genocided half the galaxy and murdered a bunch of children.

I believe that Simba struggled to raise his daughter because he was overprotective BECAUSE he knows how fucking easy it is for someone to die in the savanna. It happened right in front of him. He also didn't get raised to adulthood with his parents so ofc he's not the best as knowing how to talk to his daughter or explain things to her, he got raised in the wilderness by two gay weirdos. Of course he's insanely hostile to outsiders including the lionesses that decided to follow Scar, Scar killed his dad and nearly caused a collapse of the local ecosystem. And during the course of the movie he has to actually come to terms with how he's letting his trauma control him and it's drive his daughter away. He gets to apologize and admit he was wrong, he gets to grow.

And yeah you could argue we don't really get to see Aang or Luke interacting with their families because that's not when the story is set but there are still ways to make sure your characterization is consistent, and I'd argue in cases like Aang and Luke where you don't get to see them when they were raising/interacting with their young families it's even more important for you to keep the characterization consistent because we don't get to see the character grow and change we just see where they started and where they ended up, so if you change too much it's gonna feel weird.

>recognize it as part of my divine punishment