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Almost forgot but here's the Cedric art I promised ☺️

Was actually looking at a ref this time so I'm rlly happy with these, he looks so soft 💕‼️

Also so I don't forget again here's like an oc/sona I did for the show cuz of course I did do you even know me

Their name is Ezra and they're just a silly guy who has a running gag of doing a different job everytime Sofia encounters them cuz they get bored and quit

They eventually find they like working as the castle librarian so they stay there for the rest of the story lol

This is meant to be a joke, not a snub at people who like Winter x Robyn at all, but seriously in a fandom that ship EVERYTHING You would think:

 “Soldiers with wildly different social status from across class lines grow close as they slowly realize there both  on the wrong side then defect together after one saves the other from being summarily executed”

 Would also have some type of shipping fanbase, I mean it writes itself.

Also, like imagine the Schnee family dumping Jacques but adding Marrow, what an upgrade.

My boy needs it🥺

Long story short- what happened is that Remus insisted for days to paint the tips of his hair and Logan gave in.

Then he agreed on letting Remus do a tiny makeup and well...

I’ve been thinking about the seven of hearts game from Alice in Borderland lately, and something occurred to me.

(Disclaimer: I have not seen any version of the source material but the videos on youtube about this keep ending up in my rec’ list?)

There’s theories that there’s a way for all players to be the Wolf at the same time, or the way it happened in the show was the winning solution (choosing a victor and hiding so they can’t save someone else) but, uh...

based on the same instruction that spawned the “they played it the right way” idea, “sheep should hide themselves well from the Wolf”, I’ve been thinking:

wouldn’t it suck if the solution was to play without playing?

Hearts games are about trust and betrayal, they seem like they’re designed to incite paranoia to make the players turn on one another by presenting an obvious self-saving solution. 

There is apparently a No Death solution to at least one of the Heart games, so why not this one?

Reasons Sheep would hide from the Wolf, when the idea is to become the Wolf:

1. Canon, you want to save the person who is the Wolf so you don’t want them to switch with you and die 2. The Wolf is a whack job who plans to kill the Sheep so they can’t even try to switch 3. A Sheep seen by a Wolf is a dead sheep.

What do I mean by 3? and ‘play without playing’?

Hearts games run on paranoia and betrayal, the sheep are told to hide.

What if the only sheep who die, are the ones who are no longer the Wolf. Everyone in the show (in that game) was the Wolf at one point, and they all died so there’s literally no supporting evidence either way.

i saw this and 

all i could think of was this