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rise of the guardians week (elisa’s pick): day seven.

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Okay, I know that a good majority of us read fanfic. And AO3 is quite popular, I love that site.

I recently just came across a site on my laptop while I was looking some klance fics to read. I found one and clicked on the link which said it was an AO3 fanfic. Norton Security prevented me from accessing the site because it ‘may be impersonating AO3 to steal your personal or financial information’

If you find a link to a fanfic and it has ‘www.archiveofourown.com’ run for the hills. The true AO3 is .org not .com. It may seem obvious but it’s pretty easy to miss. Just letting all my fellow fanfic addicts out there know that there is a scammer.

I’m trying to tag all the fandoms I’m in so that those people are aware.

What kind of person impersonates a well known fanfic site to steal information. Such a heinous crime. I will admit, this person was pretty smart. All kinds of people read fanfics, especially teenagers. Just think of that and how easy it would be.

If you are a British citizen you should totally sign this petition to legally recognise non-binary identities:

This scene right here is one of my favorites of the whole Rise of the Guardians movie for various reasons. First, not only the animation is flawless but they managed to show and transmit the emotions the characters feel but they make you feel closer to them; Jamie and Jack’s emotions and expressions and the frost/snow, make the scene feel magical and real. 

Secondly, this scene is one of the most emotional parts of the movie where Jamie makes a question that most of the kids do. “Are they real?”  However, during the movie the importance of Jamie’s decision to keep believing or not may decide the future of the Guardians since the kids no longer believe in them. 

But what I think it is the most beautiful part of this scene is how there are two points of view in the scene; one part is on Jamie’s POV and another part is on Jack’s POV. When the scene is on Jamie’s POV, Jack is invisible, though the frost that the guardian creates is not. However, on Jack’s POV, he is visible. At the end, both POVs get together when Jamie believes in Jack Frost.

Why there’s only one thing missing - a touch of fear!