Not Perfect is GOoD

And it is mentionned at the beginning of the chain that he has met the man before he left for the Church too (and that he actually looked worse when they met in Fhirdiad, which was probably soon after the Tragedy overall, and now I am wondering if Gilbert was present when Dimitri saved Dedue that day but that's idle thinking)

(also shout out to Gilbert smiling when mentioning how much Dedue has grown idk I t)

And then, in their B support...

... :)

There's something really neat about Dedue specifically mentioning that he also needs Gilbert being part of this war / part of the people here with them, and that he still relies on him (and how Gilbert answers back)

Honestly with all the BS Dedue has faced in Farghus (and he doesn't hold his tongue about it frankly), it makes me think that Gustave was probably a person he thought Dimitri and he could rely on - which frankly would explain how strongly he reacts to the fact that Gustave left. They didn't meet much, they both say, but it makes me feel that at least those few meetings were positive, despite how exhausted and haggard Gustave was. In addition to Dimitri's stories about Gustave, it built a specific picture in mind for Dedue - one he held in high enough regard that he modeled his behaviour toward Dimitri from his understanding of Gustave ?

It's not just for Dimitri that Dedue is angered about Gustave's leaving. He says it explicitely about Dimitri, that Dimitri needed Gustave, but it's not just for Dimitri that he's angered.

IDK

There's something kind of neat about this relation. A lot more than what people usually talk about. It's both distant model of chivalry (and don't forget that Gustave was the one who saved Dimitri and brought him back to Fhirdiad - something I think Dedue would always think about) and this. idk how to say it. But I think they both get to understand / see more about the other and their respective place as knights that they don't really get to have be seen or understood by others ? That in a way they share an understanding of what their duty means to them.

Which is a huge deal ??

He was well known and respected, and him being crestless didn’t impact that

But since I have started to build Dudunsparce Square (Dudunsparce one prizer for draw, Dudunsparce ex Just In Case, and Larry's Dudunsparce as the main attacker, ft. Fan Rotom and Larry's Komala as supporter), that means I will probably not win unless I get extremely lucky with coin flips... which means...

That I should go all in with coin flips, and have all my supporters do coin flips (Lucian, Harlequin, Drasna), try to have as much items that do coin flips as possible (Crushing Hammer, Pokeball, at the very least), and just hope to see my opponent go "what the fuck" when I get said cards out and Start Rolling Dices

happy pride! remember that being a transgender is everything but fiction. there are so many real historical figures from every century about whose transgender identities we aren't even aware of

1964 ‘The Fool’ Guitar, designed for Eric Clapton but was later passed to Jackie Lomax and Todd Rundgren. The art deals with the themes of heaven and hell, good and evil, with the angel above hellish flames, and a “utopia” nature scene on the pick guard.

stuff for school!! Yay!!

process stuff under cut because traditional art means no cool timelapse for me to look back on :(