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I want to thank @cyan-orange-studio for this one page comic of Ruby and Qrow!

“I want to be good again.”

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They’re all done!! So SO excited to start selling them as prints during invictuscon :’)

TADC ep. 8 spoilers below:

Hey let’s both be grinning suit wearing freaks named Caine/Kayne and lose ourselves to our god complex wherein we use our omnipotence to torture our favorite little guys until they get fed up and reject our creative vision, after which we crash out via a camp Broadway musical number, then get distracted on a murderous rampage, which proves to be our downfall as we’re hoodwinked in a clever ploy that eliminates us from this plane of existence.

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Fae/faer pronouns are the most commonly used noun-self pronoun to my knowledge. Their coining can be found here.

Complete Set:

Objective: Fae

Subjective: Faer

Possessive Adjective: Faer

Possessive Pronoun: Faers

Reflexive: Faerself

To use common pronouns as a reference, Google search “types of pronouns.” You’ll find charts that break down common pronouns into objective, subjective, etc.

Examples:

He is my friend  →  Fae is my friend I saw him yesterday  →  I saw faer yesterday This was his request  → This was faer request That book is his  → That book is faers He loves himself → Fae loves faerself

She is my friend  →  Fae is my friend I saw her yesterday  →  I saw faer yesterday This was her request  → This was faer request That book is hers  → That book is faers She loves herself → Fae loves faerself

Common Mistakes:

Fae/faer is singular unless otherwise specified

Say “fae is/fae’s” not “fae are/fae’re”

This mistake is made a lot because fae/faer has a similar vowel sound to they/their

Don’t assume two pronoun types are conjugated the same way just because they are in another pronoun set

For example, the possessive adjective and possessive pronoun in he/him/his are both “his,” but in fae/faer, they are not the same, similar to other sets like she/her and they/them

Griddlehark Utena pose but, different!

“OUT OF MY WAY HENRY!” “I can’t let you do this again.”

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