Plague Ducktor

Hello all!

My name is Gray (a color I very much embody). I use any/all pronouns, but prefer he/they/neopronouns. I am into a lot of different things. I like to read, write, listen to music, watch Youtube as well as consume content like it's a cup of Dr. Pepper. I plan to write self-insert stories based in fandoms I'm a part of, especially more male reader ones because there are not enough to feed my desire to escape reality. Feel free to request any stories you'd like for me to write. I will create a Masterlist later on.

I also have an AO3 account if you're interested: Demon_Daemon

That totally wasn't me with Stiles Stilinski (and Void Stiles) last year.

This is a barely legal adult. In other words, a teenager.

A teenager who had to choose whether to conform to her sister's standards & views of her or the world she had to adapt to.

A teenager who constantly battles with and is haunted by the trauma of both her old life and her current one.

A teenager who died and was painfully forced to come back as something different.

A teenager who killed the closest person she had to a family other than an absent sister who chose a woman she had practically just met over her.

I realized that Spiderman is like Ser Duncan from Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Dunk has no witnesses to him being knighted (if that even happened) by Ser Arlan, just like how there aren't really witnesses to Spiderman being accepted into the Avengers by Iron Man.

I see and love y'all, whether you are in the LGBTQ+ community or are allies!

If you'd like, feel free to comment your identity! I want to recognize everyone, especially in times where we are not seen positively like we should be!

I can start! Hi! I'm pangender, pansexual, and slightly abrosexual. I use any/all pronouns and am proudly queer/genderqueer! :)

So, one I realized: they both saw hallucinations of dead people. Jinx obviously saw a lot of Mylo and Claggor, but when fighting I believe Sevika, Vi got knocked down and saw Vander. Unfairly, Vi's vision of Vander was much nicer than any of Jinx's hallucinations.

(SPOILERS!)

At the end of season 2, when Viktor sends Jayce to the realm of heebie jeebies (spirit place, I don't know what it's called), their bodies are all white and misty, right. I know their faces are supposed to remain the same, but it annoys me how their eyebrows, and in Jayce's case, his beard, too, are still dark. It contrasts too much and I'd prefer it if all their hair was white to match.

And then a couple minutes later, those bright colors disappear and their palette almost returns to normal. Which I think represents them fading with the arcane, but it's a cool detail.

Jinx says this in the prison as she escapes. It's sad because not only does this show how hopeless Jinx is, but it makes you wonder about the alternate universe we see Ekko stuck in.

Is that a good version of Jinx? Where she's Powder still and didn't have to walk away from the conflict between Piltover and the Undercity.

Or is that Powder still on the path to becoming Jinx? Is she not good deep down like our Jinx claims? Is that what the pan to the crystals alludes to?

Nonetheless, Jinx doesn't give herself credit. There are good "versions" of herself. There's her when she's tinkering around and inventing (even if those inventions aren't always used for good), there's her with Isha, becoming an older sister better than the one she had, there's her when she finally warms up to Sevika, and there's her when she lets her heart shine through, the her that is both Vander and Silco's daughter, Vi's sister, Ekko's soulmate, and the Undercity's hero.

How did I not realize this sooner!!

Wrong answers only:

I'm glad Abbot is Robby's emergency contact.

Because I've been busy, I have been two episodes behind, but I finally finished the Pitt. AND THIS CANNOT BE THE END!!!!

The show leaves off with most characters being faced with an unknown future, especially Robby who is still seemingly deciding whether or not to return.

This show has become my favorite show for good reason. It's representative, inclusive, shows modern issues, and covers every little detail. But it ruins me emotionally!!!! I need more!