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been really off my game the past few months, but like, who hasnât been? Hereâs a WIP
â¤From Friends to a Familyâ¤
This is too sweet! đ
The Enevitable Cliche Quarantine Story
Chapter 2
Pairing: Hiccup/Astrid
Summary: Stranger-Neighbors lean on each other during the quarantine
A/N: See, I told you all, I never start posting WIPs because I feel too guilty when I don't update them. Now here I am, weeks later, feeling like I've left you all hanging. This one is short and sweet, but hopefully worth it? Hoping everyone is staying safe and healthy out there.
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Astrid: âOkay, guys, only 30 more seconds, keep those hips up! 30 seconds is nothing, then youâre done for the day!â
MICHELLE OBAMA FULL SPEECH (Dem Convention)
ÂŤGood evening, everyone. Itâs a hard time, and everyoneâs feeling it in different ways. And I know a lot of folks are reluctant to tune into a political convention right now or to politics in general. Believe me, I get that. But I am here tonight because I love this country with all my heart, and it pains me to see so many people hurting.
Iâve met so many of you. Iâve heard your stories. And through you, I have seen this countryâs promise. And thanks to so many who came before me, thanks to their toil and sweat and blood, Iâve been able to live that promise myself.
Thatâs the story of America. All those folks who sacrificed and overcame so much in their own times because they wanted something more, something better for their kids.
Thereâs a lot of beauty in that story. Thereâs a lot of pain in it, too, a lot of struggle and injustice and work left to do. And who we choose as our president in this election will determine whether or not we honor that struggle and chip away at that injustice and keep alive the very possibility of finishing that work.
I am one of a handful of people living today who have seen firsthand the immense weight and awesome power of the presidency. And let me once again tell you this: The job is hard. It requires clearheaded judgment, a mastery of complex and competing issues, a devotion to facts and history, a moral compass, and an ability to listen â and an abiding belief that each of the 330,000,000 lives in this country has meaning and worth.
A presidentâs words have the power to move markets. They can start wars or broker peace. They can summon our better angels or awaken our worst instincts. You simply cannot fake your way through this job.
As Iâve said before, being president doesnât change who you are; it reveals who you are. Well, a presidential election can reveal who we are, too. And four years ago, too many people chose to believe that their votes didnât matter. Maybe they were fed up. Maybe they thought the outcome wouldnât be close. Maybe the barriers felt too steep. Whatever the reason, in the end, those choices sent someone to the Oval Office who lost the national popular vote by nearly 3,000,000 votes.
In one of the states that determined the outcome, the winning margin averaged out to just two votes per precinct â two votes. And weâve all been living with the consequences.
When my husband left office with Joe Biden at his side, we had a record-breaking stretch of job creation. Weâd secured the right to health care for 20,000,000 people. We were respected around the world, rallying our allies to confront climate change. And our leaders had worked hand-in-hand with scientists to help prevent an Ebola outbreak from becoming a global pandemic.
Four years later, the state of this nation is very different. More than 150,000 people have died, and our economy is in shambles because of a virus that this president downplayed for too long. It has left millions of people jobless. Too many have lost their health care; too many are struggling to take care of basic necessities like food and rent; too many communities have been left in the lurch to grapple with whether and how to open our schools safely. Internationally, weâve turned our back, not just on agreements forged by my husband, but on alliances championed by presidents like Reagan and Eisenhower.
And here at home, as George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and a never-ending list of innocent people of color continue to be murdered, stating the simple fact that a Black life matters is still met with derision from the nationâs highest office.
Because whenever we look to this White House for some leadership or consolation or any semblance of steadiness, what we get instead is chaos, division, and a total and utter lack of empathy.
Empathy: thatâs something Iâve been thinking a lot about lately. The ability to walk in someone elseâs shoes; the recognition that someone elseâs experience has value, too. Most of us practice this without a second thought. If we see someone suffering or struggling, we donât stand in judgment. We reach out because, âThere, but for the grace of God, go I.â It is not a hard concept to grasp. Itâs what we teach our children.
And like so many of you, Barack and I have tried our best to instill in our girls a strong moral foundation to carry forward the values that our parents and grandparents poured into us. But right now, kids in this country are seeing what happens when we stop requiring empathy of one another. Theyâre looking around wondering if weâve been lying to them this whole time about who we are and what we truly value.
They see people shouting in grocery stores, unwilling to wear a mask to keep us all safe. They see people calling the police on folks minding their own business just because of the color of their skin. They see an entitlement that says only certain people belong here, that greed is good, and winning is everything because as long as you come out on top, it doesnât matter what happens to everyone else. And they see what happens when that lack of empathy is ginned up into outright disdain.
They see our leaders labeling fellow citizens enemies of the state while emboldening torch-bearing white supremacists. They watch in horror as children are torn from their families and thrown into cages, and pepper spray and rubber bullets are used on peaceful protesters for a photo op.
Sadly, this is the America that is on display for the next generation. A nation thatâs underperforming not simply on matters of policy but on matters of character. And thatâs not just disappointing; itâs downright infuriating, because I know the goodness and the grace that is out there in households and neighborhoods all across this nation.
And I know that regardless of our race, age, religion, or politics, when we close out the noise and the fear and truly open our hearts, we know that whatâs going on in this country is just not right. This is not who we want to be.
So what do we do now? Whatâs our strategy? Over the past four years, a lot of people have asked me, âWhen others are going so low, does going high still really work?â My answer: going high is the only thing that works, because when we go low, when we use those same tactics of degrading and dehumanizing others, we just become part of the ugly noise thatâs drowning out everything else. We degrade ourselves. We degrade the very causes for which we fight.
But letâs be clear: going high does not mean putting on a smile and saying nice things when confronted by viciousness and cruelty. Going high means taking the harder path. It means scraping and clawing our way to that mountain top. Going high means standing fierce against hatred while remembering that we are one nation under God, and if we want to survive, weâve got to find a way to live together and work together across our differences.
And going high means unlocking the shackles of lies and mistrust with the only thing that can truly set us free: the cold, hard truth.
So let me be as honest and clear as I possibly can. Donald Trump is the wrong president for our country. He has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job, but he is clearly in over his head. He cannot meet this moment. He simply cannot be who we need him to be for us. It is what it is.
Now, I understand that my message wonât be heard by some people. We live in a nation that is deeply divided, and I am a Black woman speaking at the Democratic Convention. But enough of you know me by now. You know that I tell you exactly what Iâm feeling. You know I hate politics. But you also know that I care about this nation. You know how much I care about all of our children.
So if you take one thing from my words tonight, it is this: if you think things cannot possibly get worse, trust me, they can; and they will if we donât make a change in this election. If we have any hope of ending this chaos, we have got to vote for Joe Biden like our lives depend on it.
I know Joe. He is a profoundly decent man, guided by faith. He was a terrific vice president. He knows what it takes to rescue an economy, beat back a pandemic, and lead our country. And he listens. He will tell the truth and trust science. He will make smart plans and manage a good team. And he will govern as someone whoâs lived a life that the rest of us can recognize.
When he was a kid, Joeâs father lost his job. When he was a young senator, Joe lost his wife and his baby daughter. And when he was vice president, he lost his beloved son. So Joe knows the anguish of sitting at a table with an empty chair, which is why he gives his time so freely to grieving parents. Joe knows what itâs like to struggle, which is why he gives his personal phone number to kids overcoming a stutter of their own.
His life is a testament to getting back up, and he is going to channel that same grit and passion to pick us all up, to help us heal and guide us forward.
Now, Joe is not perfect. And heâd be the first to tell you that. But there is no perfect candidate, no perfect president. And his ability to learn and grow â we find in that the kind of humility and maturity that so many of us yearn for right now. Because Joe Biden has served this nation his entire life without ever losing sight of who he is; but more than that, he has never lost sight of who we are, all of us.
Joe Biden wants all of our kids to go to a good school, see a doctor when theyâre sick, live on a healthy planet. And heâs got plans to make all of that happen. Joe Biden wants all of our kids, no matter what they look like, to be able to walk out the door without worrying about being harassed or arrested or killed. He wants all of our kids to be able to go to a movie or a math class without being afraid of getting shot. He wants all our kids to grow up with leaders who wonât just serve themselves and their wealthy peers but will provide a safety net for people facing hard times.
And if we want a chance to pursue any of these goals, any of these most basic requirements for a functioning society, we have to vote for Joe Biden in numbers that cannot be ignored. Because right now, folks who know they cannot win fair and square at the ballot box are doing everything they can to stop us from voting. Theyâre closing down polling places in minority neighborhoods. Theyâre purging voter rolls. Theyâre sending people out to intimidate voters, and theyâre lying about the security of our ballots. These tactics are not new.
But this is not the time to withhold our votes in protest or play games with candidates who have no chance of winning. We have got to vote like we did in 2008 and 2012. Weâve got to show up with the same level of passion and hope for Joe Biden. Weâve got to vote early, in person if we can. Weâve got to request our mail-in ballots right now, tonight, and send them back immediately and follow-up to make sure theyâre received. And then, make sure our friends and families do the same.
We have got to grab our comfortable shoes, put on our masks, pack a brown bag dinner and maybe breakfast too, because weâve got to be willing to stand in line all night if we have to.
Look, we have already sacrificed so much this year. So many of you are already going that extra mile. Even when youâre exhausted, youâre mustering up unimaginable courage to put on those scrubs and give our loved ones a fighting chance. Even when youâre anxious, youâre delivering those packages, stocking those shelves, and doing all that essential work so that all of us can keep moving forward.
Even when it all feels so overwhelming, working parents are somehow piecing it all together without child care. Teachers are getting creative so that our kids can still learn and grow. Our young people are desperately fighting to pursue their dreams.
And when the horrors of systemic racism shook our country and our consciences, millions of Americans of every age, every background rose up to march for each other, crying out for justice and progress.
This is who we still are: compassionate, resilient, decent people whose fortunes are bound up with one another. And it is well past time for our leaders to once again reflect our truth.
So, it is up to us to add our voices and our votes to the course of history, echoing heroes like John Lewis who said, âWhen you see something that is not right, you must say something. You must do something.â That is the truest form of empathy: not just feeling, but doing; not just for ourselves or our kids, but for everyone, for all our kids.
And if we want to keep the possibility of progress alive in our time, if we want to be able to look our children in the eye after this election, we have got to reassert our place in American history. And we have got to do everything we can to elect my friend, Joe Biden, as the next president of the United States.
Thank you all. God bless.Âť
Michelle Obama

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G U Y SÂ Â THE SOUNDTRACK!!!
I discovered someone on Youtube called FalconSoundtrack who extracted the UNRELEASED SCORE BITS of Httyd3 in insanely good quality!!! Have all of them please and marvel with me at them!!! Two of my favourite moments (Furies Captured 2:00-2:16 and Stronger Together 0:50-0:53) are in there and dudeâŚhe made me squeal and almost cry!
The dude also made film versions of other tracks, such as The Hidden World, Dragon Racing, not to mention of other fandoms like an unreleased bit of Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimarron, other stuff from Hans Zimmer, or Whatâs Up Danger. Check him out and give him love! His work is incredible and made me very happy!
Hey guys! So. Three out of four of these videos have been blocked by DWA because of copyright reasons. Is ANYONE still able to access them? (Just press play on the post & youâll find out.) I meanâŚIâve bought all the Httyd movies, Iâm buying all the Httyd soundtracks, and they wonât let me have these beautiful extended scores? I donât have a proxy (donât even know what that is) or VPN.
Could I ask for a favor, fandom? If ANYONE can still access these, would you mind hitting them through an mp3 converter and sending them over to me?
Pretty please?
For some reason, I could access The Vikings have Their Drinks, but not the others. I messaged you the file. :)
I want these so bad, John Powell is my king
The Enevitable Cliche Quarantine Story
Pairing: Hiccup/Astrid
Summary: Stranger-Neighbors lean on each other during the quarantine.Â
A/N:Â Itâs cliche and silly, but dammit, I think a lot of us need something cute and fluffy these days. Thereâs more written, Iâm just struggling to focus on continuing, so maybe posting this will make me work on it more. Generally I donât post things until theyâre further along, but if you like it maybe Iâll get my ass in gear. Â
THE MARAUDERS
For the first time ever, I had friends, three great friends. Sirius Black, Peter Pettigrew, and James Potter.  I was terrified they would desert me the moment they found out what I was. But of course, they worked out the truth⌠ And they didnât desert me at all.
          â Remus Lupin
I have the Sunday Scaries, except it's already technically Monday. Need strength to survive this week.
How to Twist a Deviation's Tale
The collection of HTTYD deviation summaries as requested.
**Note, the majority of these were written before the events of HTTYD2 were known/canon
If one thing was altered in the movie, how would the rest of the story play out? Â
Movie Deviations (in chronological order)
What ifâŚ
Hiccup and Valka are taken by Cloudjumper
Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part VÂ
Infant Astrid is taken by dragons and raised by Valka/dragons (#feral!Astrid)
Previous attempts at catching a Night Fury lead to critically injuring AstridÂ
The Thorston Twins befriend HiccupÂ
Hiccup fires the bola-cannon and misses the Night Fury
Hiccup never shoots down Toothless and years later another does what he failed to do
Stoick dies fighting the Nightmare attacking Hiccup
Someone believes Hiccup when he claims he shot down a Night Fury
Stoick decides to betroth Hiccup as a failsafe before leaving for the final Nest Hunt [NEW]
Astrid finds the âDowned Dragonâ before Hiccup
Hiccup actually kills Toothless
Then later meets DragoÂ
Toothless isnât crippled
Hiccup becomes a âbread-making Vikingâ instead | II
Humans are fragile and Toothless doesnât know his own strength
Hiccup does his âtheory testingâ outside of training and never becomes top dog in class
Astrid doesnât stop herself from throwing her axe in the âSee You Tomorrowâ montage
âŚand Toothless doesnât starveÂ
Stoick never returns from the first dragon hunt
Stoick never interrupts Hiccupâs babbling in the forge Â
Gothi choses Astrid rather than Hiccup
Astrid never sees Hiccup leave on ToothlessÂ
Hiccup decides to go on a âlittle vacation foreverâ after all
Hiccup leaves Berk and finds his motherÂ
Hiccupâs too slow in getting between Astrid and Toothless
Astrid falls from the tree
Astrid doesnât apologize to Hiccup as Toothless wants
The âRomantic Flightâ never makes it out of the Dragonâs Nest
The Red Death follows Hiccup and Astrid out of the Dragonâs NestÂ
**Now in Fic Form :)
Stoick never spooks the Nightmare during the final exam
Toothless doesnât heed Hiccupâs âStop!âÂ
Hiccup escapes the Kill Ring on Toothless before the Vikings descend
Stoick listens to Hiccup instead of disowning him
Hiccup never follows his father from the docks
Toothless doesnât have his saddle and rigging when brought to the Green DeathÂ
The Green Death swallows Astrid
Stoick dies in the explosionÂ
Hiccup is killed after the battle with the Green Death
Toothless is killed after the battle with the Green Death
Hiccup and Toothless are killed in the battle with the Green DeathÂ
Hiccup wakes with amnesiaÂ
Stoick isnât won over, at the end of it all [NEW]
HTTYD 2 Deviations
Valka returns to Berk to watch over Hiccup
Hiccup oversleepsÂ
Hiccup doesnât fly off and accepts the Chieftainship in the beginning
Astrid obeys Stoick and stays putÂ
Eret goes for a SPINÂ
Stoick doesnât ârescueâ Hiccup from Eretâs ship and Hiccup goes it alone.
Stoick isnât killed by Toothlessâ blast
Stoick doesnât get to Hiccup in timeâŚÂ and anything written in #dead!Hiccup AUÂ
Valka dies instead of Hiccup
Stoick is too slow and both he and Hiccup dieÂ
Toothless fires at Astrid insteadÂ
Stoick dies only to get a Second Chanceâ˘Â [NEW]
Drago tries (and fails) to abduct Astrid
Toothless doesnât go Alpha on the Alpha
and
Movie Alterations
What ifâŚ
Valka is taken by a different dragon
Stoick dies early in Hiccupâs life; Hiccup is an orphan
Toothless is small like book!Toothless
Hiccupâs mother is present during the movie
Camicazi is present during the movie
Camicazi exists instead of Astrid [NEW]
Thuggory and Dagur are in the movie Â
Heather is present during the movie
Astrid is a Bog BurglarÂ
Were-Hiccup
Hiccup the blacksmithÂ
Hiccpunzel (+feral!Hiccup)Â
Hiccup and Astrid are already married with a child when HTTYD2 talks placeÂ
Evil HiccupÂ
also
TV Show Deviations
What ifâŚ
Cast Out I - Hiccup doesnât get to Astrid on time
plus
Movie Speculations/Scenes (with spoilers)
Eretâs Scar
AftermathÂ
âI didnât stick around to find outâÂ
Unseen Valka and Astrid Conversation
Eret and the childÂ
Hiccup and Astrid share the same fate as Stoick and ValkaÂ
A Mother Always Forgets
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If you are still taking commissions, maybe Astrid sitting on Hiccup's worktable in the forge and the two exchanging a kiss of some sort? Thanks!
Hi! So sorry this is like half a year late--I had recorded the process of this a while ago but never ended up actually posting it to youtube and I just realized I donât think i ever posted the finished drawing to tumblr either ?? Anyway, I think I must have misread your prompt originally because I totally messed up the âforgeâ part haha but anyway, hope you like it! Thanks for the request!!
Omg, forgot I made this request but I love the result so so much!!! Amazing!!!! Thank you @funkytoesart !!!
With all the events going on recently I think itâs time to post this image againbc iâm tired of this shitÂ
Thanks, I really needed this today!
This might be wierd, but one of my first impressions from seeing the way they act and move around each other in this shot is that they look like a couple who has definitely been intimate. In other words, they look like a couple of young people who have definitely done the doâŚwith each other.
which, come on, theyâve been with each other for 5 years and theyâre 19/20 at this point, so that shouldnât be a shocker, but I just kinda chuckle when I see fandom posts about whether or not these two are flirting. They look and act like a couple who is WAY past that phase.
So, I guess, yay Viking birth control? Itâs obviously working.
(Yes but also in the viking culture that if they were to do anything of the sort before they were married Hiccup would be killed by Astridâs family for he would have not only âdishonoredâ her but her entire family as well. In order for them to be together he would have to pay her family a dowry of 8-12 gold pieces and they would be married within weeks after paying the dowry and most often viking couples did not marry for love. however hiccup and astrid are special case as they do love each other. Astrid is probably one of the most sought after girls in the village but she ignores all her other suitors and gives all her attention to Hiccup so itâd be no shocker that the two would be married. Hiccup would be allowed to âwooâ her but any sort of initmate contact made by him would be frowned upon. Iâm not sure how it works if she were to show him affection in public⌠*stops rambling now*.)
Ah, good point, but then that would hinge upon how realistic Vikings in Httyd are in comparison to actual Vikings, and so far, most evidence seems to indicate theyâre very different. Not to mention the fact that they have dragons and Hiccup has effectively trained his entire tribe to be peace loving (which is soooo different from real Vikings). So yeah, Iâm just gonna assume the movie-verse follows modern, westernized mores of love and romance. ;)
Nope, viking birth control was virtually non-existant, if we want to take things in a more historically-correct POV. Even the whole âcourtshipâ thing was very, very dangerous for young suitors. Poetry was basically a death sentence (they believed it betwitched a woman and that only men who knew the woman intimately would write such things).
But of course, this is not 100% historically correct. Of it were, even their clothes would be different (the women would wear dresses outside of battle sitatuations). Also the hairstyles as well - Hiccup and Snotlout might wear theirs longer, though the Berkians donât seem to have a tradition of keeping slaves. And itâs likely Hiccup wore his shorter because he was âthe runtâ. Astrid might not have kissed Hiccup publically - three times! - or if she had (despite their young age) the village might have married them off soon. Yes, Vikings were known to marry as young as 14. Yikes. Or not, they might tolerate their little romance anyway. But courtship wasnât easy back then. XD they were very keen on honor. Curious fact: Snotlout technically could get into a lot of trouble due to his persistant advances. :p
In any way, this isnât 100% historically accurate⌠But they could get married for love - they seem to be pretty much enamored. Also it is a politically convenient marriage, Hiccup being the heir to Chieftainship and Astrid being⌠Astrid. Strong. Dedicated. Focused. Wide-hipped, good for birthing. Although I bet she has long-since loosened up, sheâs still very driven and strong. Her house, Snotloutâs, Fishlegsâ, the twinsâ, theyâre nearest the Mead Hall so they may not be Jarls but they have somewhat of a privileged status.
Yeah, I think the Httyd courtship is a big clue to how different Vikings are in the movie-verse vs in real life. Hiccup and Astrid would not still be suitors at the age of 19/20. Theyâd be married and starting a family. All of their interactions in the movie mimic the behaviors and courting rituals of modern, non-Viking couples. Astrid kisses Hiccup freely in front of everyone with no consequence, Hiccup isnât pressured to propose to her at the age of 15, and so forth and so on. For modern, non-Viking couples, theyâre normal and would most likely be sexually active as well. SoâŚthatâs where Iâm gonna stick my headcanon.
I agree with this (and they are finally at an age where I donât feel like too much of a creeper speculating on their private life, boy thatâs gonna make writing Hiccup/Astrid easier) and omg one of these days, I really want to write a giant essay on how Berk Vikings are absolutely unlike historical Vikings in like a million different ways, since thatâs a popular take in fandom but it basically makes no sense from what weâve seen. (And it bugs me that some people use it to reintroduce some insidious sexist ideas and stuff back into Berk society in their fics, which is kinda bleh, since they seem pretty egalitarian as long as you can properly lift an axe). Â Â
But yeah, I totally agree: If Berk Vikings followed actual Viking culture at all, than the Vikings wouldnât have basically had the attitude of âgeddit gurlâ and gone âwoooohâ when Astrid smooched him in the first movie, because it would have been a social nono. Instead, they were more like âoh you crazy kids.â Women didnât have the worst rights in Norse society (better than quite a few societies at the time actually) but love was like not the deal for them, because marriage was much more of a legal/political arrangement.Â
And the horned helmets and spiky costumes alone tell us Berk Vikings arenât like normal Vikings and are meant to be their own fictional culture. They look and act pretty much nothing like actual Vikings (I mean, Christ, Hiccup could walk right into a leather bar dressed like that) and donât even celebrate the same holidays. (Snoggletog instead of a Yule Blot, for instance.) All they have are the same gods and the fact that theyâre both pretty metal. Thassaboutit. A shared love of Led Zeppelin unites them, but nothing more. Â
I really donât think the historical stuff applies and EVEN IF IT DID. when they have free reign to fly all over the place, whatâs to stop them from flying off to some island somewhere with a fluffy blanket and a nice picnic basket and telling Toothless and Stormfly to go scarper and entertain themselves elsewhere on the island? They have the ability to fly, no adult supervision that weâve ever seen, and two dragons that would probably be good, ahem, wingmen. (Geddit? See what I did there?) Those are primo circumstances for being a pair of horny teenagers. They can go do all the dos they want anywhere doing can be done. Real Vikings did. Thatâs why the scandals and poetry and all that existed - because even when shit was illegal and dangerous, young folks still sneaked around and did it anyway. Â
And they donât really need birth control, âcauseâŚwell. Thereâs lots of doing that can be done that doesnât involve babymakinâ.  Â
It probably just depends on where they are in their relationship because they are totally personal space invaders here but theyâd also likely be that way as friends that had dated a while but had a very amicable breakup back to best friends. So it depends on if theyâve been a solid thing all these years. Â
If they have? Then it is most likely an affirmative: They did the do.Â
Yes, I am of the mind that they did the do.  Even if theyâll never mention it outright⌠I think we all know.
Ah, the issue of how accurate is HTTYD in history. A dur, itâs not.  Itâs not a traditional Viking society by a long shot, but itâs not completely fantastical either, which is well appreciated.  People like to run away with the idea of what power Viking women had historicallyâand while it was more than most other societies, quite impressively so, it was still very much a patriarchy. HTTYD isnât a completely equal society either, it doesnât always seem, but rather a much more modern take on equality.  âA manâs worldâ Tuffnut called it, but with women playing an equal role and calling out that shit.  But that was the appeal of HTTYD altogetherâmixing Viking with Modern.  A place with âdoctorsâ and âdatingâ but also longships and Things.  Magical.
In fact, I personally prefer the idea that the Barabaric Archipelagoes actually existed in our same history, but was so separated by the war and by dragons, that it developed more necessary equality, so that their structure, as stated before, reflects todayâs. Â Still developing.
Either way, filling in the story gaps with what we research of VIkings to help emerge us in their world is, I think, great, so long as we donât forget obvious differences. Â Particularly when it comes to marriage ritesâwhich we know little of in this society (HTTYD2 might change that??).
As it was stated, quite simply, aboveâVikings didnât court. And we knew from the get-go that HTTYD Vikings did (ââŚmaybe I could even get a date!â).  Hiccup and Astrid have been âdatingâ for years now. Â
With that in mind, thereâs the thought that forms of birth control also existed. *Speculation Post* They donât have to have sex, thereâs plenty more iâm sure theyâve done, but there are options.
So yes, with the way history is mixed with our own familiar traditions, I think Hiccup and Astrid have totally done it.  Particularly given the length of their time together, their pastimes (a lot of âflying offâ for alone time), and just their general relationship.
I never saw them as puppy-love, more like⌠thrown together and causing friction as they try to stay together in a âromanticâ sense, despite being completely compatible as besties.  Thatâs a recipe for sexual tension right there.
Ben Wyatt is me
(Hiccup walks away and then Tuffnut slaps Hiccupâs butt.)
I donât think Iâll ever get over the fact that they just slap Hiccupâs ass bc they feel like it
The best part of this is how unphased Hiccup is, because they clearly do this shit all the time

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#puberty strikes again
son of a bitch we just got neville longbottomed by a goddamn cartoon
Iâve seen this post on pinterest, but I never thought Iâd find the actual thing.
Ahhhh this famous piece of history appears on my dash!
Reblog if you write fanfic and would be totally down with your followers coming into you askbox and talking to you about your fic
Absolutely.
It would make my day.
Obviously!
Always!
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