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the hour was indeed late and not one of them wanted to move. both got a neck pain the next morning.

so um yeah au, they work together for whatever reason. Corvo gets an extra couch for his working office bc napping in chairs leaves Daud miserable (he was "fine" with chairs. back pain is just really distracting when you're crouching in the exact same pose for hours, trying to get information). sometimes Corvo naps there too. sometimes they both happen to be too tired to walk to their room/base and whatever this is happens.

Lady Boyle's Last Party remains one of the most atmospheric and memorable missions in gaming for me.

I recently realized that in nearly fifteen years, I've never once drawn Lydia, Esma, or Waverly Boyle. Somehow, I always end up circling back to the Outsider and Emily, with a small side obsession involving Daud.

But Dishonored's supporting cast is every bit as intriguing and memorable as its protagonists. Sometimes, I'd even argue they're more interesting.

Billie Lurk's life, which can be summed up as babysitting

Bonus :

trans men, and especially younger trans boys, who are attracted to men are specifically targeted by abusers who attempt to limit their transitions and ignore their boundaries, especially sexual boundaries. trans men are told growing up that under patriarchy, our value comes from our bodies, and that by transitioning we ruin this. this leads to a belief that once we transition we will be unloveable, and that the pleasure our bodies bring to men is more important than what we want. this makes trans men incredibly vulnerable to this type of abuse.

and yet, instead of addressing these boyfriends as abusers, the queer community laughs about it. many of these jokes are self deprecating jokes by trans men, yet they rarely call out the dynamic as abusive. when non trans men make these jokes, it is even worse, making fun of minorities for being victims of abuse