Silly thoughts and doodles (maybe)

Yandere!Protagonist is really quite tired of this damned loop. He had woken up in some sort of game, a nonsensical simulation that dragged on and kept repeating with no end in sight. Was he supposed to romance a certain someone? Would this charade vanish once he found his soulmate? After so much trial and error, he finally found an answer.

It's you.

A regular character who almost escaped his careful scrutiny. You didn't stand out; you weren't part of the main cast. Nonetheless, he figured it out, and could almost feel the bittersweet escape-

Except you always ended up with someone else. He's tried to be subtle. He's tried to be romantic. It appears, however, that you still won't get the message. His patience is running thin. He wants out, and he'll take you with him.

"What are you doing?"

You stare in horror as he cuffs your hands behind, so nonchalant and indifferent that you'd think he's asking about the weather - not kidnapping you.

"Listen, we've been through this several times. I frankly don't care to explain myself at this point. What's certain is that you're coming with me."

Yandere!Protagonist is too desperate to listen to your pleas. You're his ticket back to the real world; and perhaps all this turmoil had its purpose. Perhaps he was meant to have you. This time he's taking fate into his own hands and making sure you stay by his side.

A confrontation escene between Philip and Caleb (it could be a flashback or something showed in Hollow Mind even) will be so interesting to watch, something like in the third season of Infinity Train when Simon confronts The Cat for abandoning him as a child, Caleb will try to justify himself at first saying that he is sorry, that he thought Philip was going to be okay on his own, that he didn't thought that he was going to miss him or something, making Philip more angry, sad and confused.

The situation will scale to the point that Philip, (who's original goal was to kill Evelyn to bring back Caleb in the Human Realm) now that he is angry, sad and out of his senses he tries to attack Caleb with the dagger he had in his hand which triggers the knife fight in which Caleb dies.

Philip, after realizing that he killed the only person he had in the world, he tries to justify himself in an internal monologue like: "oh well, I murdered you, but in doing so I freed your soul from the union with that sinful witch. That's what the witch hunting taught me, right? That's what YOU taught me, RIGHT?". Trying to shift the blame for what just happened onto Caleb but also letting us know and acknowledging that it was Caleb who introduced and instructed Philip in the witch hunt and did nothing to reverse it.

Coming to the end, when the fight ends and Belos and Luz are face to face, the scene would play out more or less as we see it in canon but at the moment in which the first drop of boiling rain falls on his hand and begins to see his body dissolve, he enters a mental breakdown in which he realizes that he wasted his entire life on a goal that made no sense, the witches weren't evil or a threat and he knew it, but he clung to his goal because he did not want to face the reality, he did not want to accept that he had killed his brother in vain nor did he want to accept that he had decided to abandon him, and he did not want to die knowing that he wasted 400 years suffering for something that was not worth it. At the end of his collapse he would crawl a little and see Hunter in the distance (because yes, Hunter should have been present in the end even a little), he would try to extend his hand in his direction but Hunter, noticing this, would close his eyes, look away and take a step back behind Eda and Raine. Philip experienced his brother's abandonment again but with the difference that this time it is merely his fault, because even if Caleb damaged Philip deeply with his abandonment, he is not responsable of the path Philip choosed to take.

Seeing and realizing all of this Belos would stop crawling and give up, lying on the ground, breathing hard as the boiling rain finally dissolves him and dies.

like dude just look at this shit

LIKE BRO????????

og post.

out of bounds

Firebenders with a slight glow to their eyes and whose body heat always seems just erring on feverish.

Waterbenders whose limbs are always cool to the touch who can stay underwater just a little too long without even aiding themselves with their bending

Earthbenders who are just a bit too resilient to physical blows, who can remain perfecrly still for just a bit too long

“Aang is manipulative and controlling”… but somehow he’s also “too passive and never takes initiative.”

“Aang never respected Katara’s choices”… but people also accuse him of “letting her walk all over him.”

“Aang didn’t care enough about Katara”… but he’s supposedly “obsessively attached” to her.

“Aang is selfish for wanting love”… but also “emotionally unavailable and Katara does all the emotional labor.”

“Aang is immature and childish”… but apparently also “calculated and manipulative.”

“Aang forced Katara into a relationship”… even though she’s literally the one who kissed him in the finale.

“Aang only saw Katara as a prize”… but he repeatedly supported her goals, anger, leadership, and independence.

“He never respected boundaries”… while spending most of the series backing off whenever Katara was upset with him.

“Aang is toxic because he feared losing Katara”… as if attachment and vulnerability are somehow abuse now.

Can y’all at least pick and choose one narrative 🙄

weird bench interaction