art tag. fave pieces so far

she asked loid why he was looking at her (something most women would have chosen to ignore, out of fear and self preservation)

she asked loid to marry her (there was something she needed, and she asked for it? and it was given to her? bc she asked?)

she constantly questions the norms and behaviours around her (yes, with the aim of attaining 'normality', yet it makes the reader/viewer aware of the limitations of the world she lives in, it makes others around her stop and think)

she asked anya a million of worried questions after the bus hijacking

loid only ever questions minute details, he is so sure about how the world functions otherwise. he is a spy. he knows everything it seems, he has to, right

yor doesn't seem to know or understand as much. in a world where questions are often tools of violence, she is willing and brave enough to ask

idk there was something so... to me when she talked to mcmahon about his marriage, and to melinda about the lid situation gshshs. people are willing to meet you halfway if you just ask? sometimes. but you have to ask first to see if its this time

(ps sorry anya inviting yourself over to second sons home hasn't worked out yet. bc in his world asking questions is about usefulness and power and violence. but maybe that will change)

and this was my 4000th post, apparently

What's something someone has said in reply to a comment of yours that's made you really happy?

is unreliable narrator a trope? idk i love liars and truth-deniers :3 also hit me up with soulmate stuff, the more messed up the better like this or this fics i wrote

2) i really love when authors give me a good grade in reading fanfiction, (normal to want, very possible to achieve!!) and when they elaborate on their ideas etc

but my favourite gotta be this

What game would you erase from your memory just to experience it for the first time again?

Feed your dashboard by answering my question, blogger.

Opus Rocket of Whispers by SIGONO

The first 30 minutes of gameplay are barely anything, but then it just gets to you. The plot, the design, even the gameplay limitations... think I cried during the finale.

+ it gives you unlimited exploration time and bonus quests after the main arc is done, which i really appreciated

And after finishing Rocket of Whispers you should play the Day We Found Earth - a companion instalment. So much emotion