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The thing I love about blues design in deltarune is that they made a black-coded feminine man, which already doesn’t happen a lot, but also was completely unapologetic and unhesitant in giving him black and racialized and masculine features, and that it doesn’t take away from his femininity and beauty. he’s got a strong jaw, he’s got locs, he’s got broad shoulders, he’s got thick eyebrows, and he’s still drop dead gorgeous and is treated as such and is never made to seem otherwise
so often feminine men are solely depicted as white or white passing, and are stripped of their more masculine features in order to seem beautiful or feminine, or their masculinity are at odds with their femininity, which can perpetuate traditional gender roles, racism, and even transphobia and transmisogyny.
in reality femininity and masculinity aren’t competing opposites, but go hand and hand, and same is the case with blackness and beauty
blue isn’t beautiful in spite of his blackness or masculinity, but rather because of it, and I think that’s delightful
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Random thoughts I have after rereading WoF book 1!!
Really long and rambley tangents about book 1
I really wish they'd given Clay and Starflight a few more interactions. It feels like Clay has a really strong, clear bond with all of the dragonets except Starflight
I like Clay's arc of proving nurture over nature (or rather, decisions over destiny) but I don't really like how his fight with Peril doesn't conclude with either of them making a decision? It just gets cut short cause of the NightWings. Ig him going back to free Kestrel is meant to be his big, decisive moment, but I really feel like they need that moment in the end
On that topic, it feels like Clay's never really tempted to kill? I feel like the arena is a good environment for this arc for Clay, because he literally must kill or be killed, but it doesn't feel complete enough for an arc. His first fight he loses and almost dies and then his second fight isn't until near the end when he fights Peril in which their duel is also cut short. Idk I think he needed to seriously have a moment where he almost chooses to kill, then hesitates.
I seriously love Glory in this book. I love how she is practically Clay's opposite in personality yet he's clearly her closest friend in the group. I love her as a foil for Peril (even if I don't care for Peril's jealousy). I love how she's got no hangups about murder. Even Tsunami goes back to free Kestrel, but she seriously doesn't care. In a character whose story is about refusing every opportunity to kill, it is insane to have his bestie in the corner who is completely content with killing. I kinda wish she and Tsunami apologized for making Clay think she ran away, but the fact she gets to see Clay reunite with his family feels really special. Like she's the only other dragon who can share this moment with him
I also like how Glory has a very SkyWing name. It's a fun detail
I really like Kestrel. She's cool in a mysterious way definitely where you have to question what's been running through her mind. I think it was a good decision not to have Peril or Glory forgive her. And the way Kestrel half-heartedly ditches Peril immediately. I kinda question if she either was hardened to the point of not caring anymore, if she was putting on a front for it to not hurt or if she just would always be a bad parent
Tbh for how much the dragonets talk about "seeing the war firsthand" they never really speak to any guards or soldiers. It feels strange to never really speak to or get an idea of any SkyWings outside of the arena. Like there are hundreds of these guys presumably who don't approve of Scarlet or the war, but they never pay it off in this first book. Missed opportunity if you ask me
In general I think SkyWings are just neat. I love how unnecessarily expensive everything in the palace is, the way the arenagoers toss rubies in like they're worth nothing. The very walls of the palace are interwoven with gold, and given Peril calling upon an arena tradition, one must assume it's been going on for a while. Idk I'd like to see more of the people in the kingdom who are forced to live under a ruler who does all this. But ig I'll have to wait for Escaping Peril for more SkyWings
I really am not big on Dune dying immediately. The way he goes out really makes him narratively pointless in this book and quite sad overall. He deserved better, especially being an amputee (in fact the first in the series and the only on this one book)
Clay is definitely a good character to center on for the first book. I think having your first lead be focused on choices and blood vs agency is a smart choice, though I, of course, wish we got to see more interactions from the dragonets. They're very likeable, and it's unfortunate they're separated so much this arc. I think arc 3, from what I remember, did a strong job keeping the cast busy without needing to relegate some of them to background characters.
Ig I should mention the thing people love so much about this series--the dragons. Yeah they really feel alive. I love it when there is genuine thought put into what an alternate dominant animal hierarchy society would look like. I like how much tails and wings are involved in their body language, how they have live prey feasting at parties and just other fun design details. Like, hell yeah, it makes perfect sense the Sky Palace just has open flight across levels with an open roof. That feels like a dragon design.
And the little bit of cultures that we get a glimpse of. I like how they immediately set up that NightWings and IceWings hate one another, which works super well as foreshadowing that the prophecy isn't real. The three moons and how that influences dragon spiritually is also cool. I really do get why I fell in love with this series so quickly, xenofiction cultures are just inherently more interesting than regular humanoid fantasy.
Plus the immediate focus on showing the grimmer aspects of the war. I do wish at times we got more books about older dragons to see the war in more explicit detail, but these are elementary school-level books. Regardless, the tone being set immediately with a man and a baby being killed rocks, and it's really not afraid to drop established characters even in the first book
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im not a huge fan of like. overly gorey stuff if its visual media because it grosses me out. and also pet death has the possibility to REALLY upset me. uhm i also dont love jumpscares, and i suck at video games so i will probably not be playing anything myself.
but otherwise i am open to like anything. ive never really been a horror fan <- pussy but lately i have been lowkey Fascinated. enamored even. send me links to weird niche shit idec it just has to be like. decent. im so new to this genre give me Anything please. please
I love Hvitur fans. They really are like the WoF equivalent of Redtail fans. I would love a winglet that secretly reveals he was like one of the most important dragons to the history of the series just so the Hvitur fans feel validated for putting their stock in him. Not because I love Hvitur, see. Because I wanna see how batshit they'd go. It's like seeing your country's sports team win at a game. It's like, damn, I don't care about sports but this really matters to my friends so hell yeah
A good fictional character needs to go through all of these sequentially in their narrative arc
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ophelia that is a little more silly and witty and mischievous with hamlet than the pure and innocent face she's forced to wear in public...... like her little bite at laertes didn't come out of nowhere, i like the idea of her being a little more free behind closed doors.
them stealing wine out of the kitchen and sneaking out into the grounds to have a little picnic. ophelia teasing him when he shelters in her room after a bad dream. he says something in her ear and she swats at him with a laugh.
hamlet can still hear her laughter echoing off the walls of the castle. you get it.
Hey what if dragons are a "no such thing as a fish" kind of situation?
The reason why they're so varied in appearance, but roughly similar in a handful of some very specific traits is a matter of covergent evolution, they're just creatures that all happened to end up as the ones to fill out the same ecological niche.
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