SPACE DEN

You can also interpret Sebastian punching Ciel in the chest as trying to save him from the curse of immortality or maybe even trying to speed up him becoming a demon because that's his little wife.

Also love how they take the time to say goodbye to everyone and then ride off into the sunset together, that's the most romantic shit.

sebastian is like that dog who pretends he doesn't care about the ball, but his tail gives him away.

ciel tells him that from now on he will remain his servant forever, and sebastian is just like, "i guess i will ^^"

i also like thinking about that scene as sebastian making sure ciel really is becoming a demon—not in the sense of "maybe i can still avoid my fate" but rather "this way i can be certain i won't lose you." after all, he only does it once ciel opens his red eyes. it's such a small detail, but the fact that sebastian waits for that moment has always stayed with me as proof that he wanted ciel to awaken as a demon.

literally that scene is so romantic that it's one of my top sbcl moments. the moment ciel became a demon, he stopped caring about everything else. he no longer had to live up to other people's expectations. it doesn't matter where they end up—the one certainty in ciel's life is that sebastian will be by his side.

sebaciel summer week 2026

day 1: summer + public (kiss)

A wall cleared of nails for the ghosts to walk through

The system intrinsically abuses poor people.

Cr: Ramiichoco on X

take me with you, or let me follow

“They’re not smarter or faster they’re buying up others’ lifetimes to do their chores”

I see this reaction a lot, and I gotta say, it always makes me a little sad. Whenever the conversation of exploitation of labor comes up, inevitably someone finds themselves struggling with the guilt of “It is so important to me not to contribute to exploitation but I cannot do this thing myself and need someone else to do it for me, so how do I even approach that?”

Exploitation isn’t in the hiring of a service worker. Exploitation is in the respect you show them for their ability to perform the service you need from them.

I have been on a cleaning service staff before, and also been someone who hired a cleaning service, and I can tell you for sure that a lot of cleaning crews (especially worker owned ones) absolutely LOVE their clients and are genuinely happy to be able to make their lives better. The clients they don’t like? Those are the ones who disrespect the workers.

When I was involved with a cleaning service, we had everything from little old ladies living alone to McMasions with five cars as clients, and I can assure you that whenever there was someone who clearly hired us because they were overwhelmed or unable to keep their space clean, those were the households where you put a little more elbow grease in and did a deep clean even when it wasn’t paid for, because you could see how much these people were trying and struggling, and they were always so kind and generous and often embarrassed when talking to you about the job.

I only hired a service a couple if times in my life, but whenever I did, I worked with the same people as often as I could, tipped as well as I could afford, and tried to be the kind of client I would want to have, and that’s how I often ended up with my baseboards cleaned too, or my fridge scrubbed and organized or a restorative clean done in a high use room even when that wasn’t what I had scheduled or paid for.

I’ve heard the same thing from all manner of service workers over the years. Many of us like our jobs! We enjoy the work. It’s the customers that can do a number on you.

WHY WAS THIS POST FLAGGED AS SEXUAL CONTENT????

thank you for digging it up @mistyblue-shadowdance

A: "Blood is an offering for penitence."

S: "Blood is the finest sauce."

A: "May the accursed soul be burned!"

S: "May this soul stained with loneliness, be blessed."

Cuts to Ciel who will 'bless' him by giving the order for him to break free much like how Seb showed up to liberate Ciel when he first showed up.