#2503

STOP SEE VER

made these for my own lock screens, but sharing is caring and all that :3

It's bad enough you had to watch this broad smooch a corpse and this kid bawl his eyes out once already, even if it was centuries ago.

When Jack says ‘centuries ago’, is he talking about Alternia’s timeline, or his own perspective? 

It could easily be the latter. There’s no evidence that Carapacians age, and a few good reasons why they wouldn’t. 

Doesn't look like anyone here is awake yet.

Eridan’s clouds are Prospitian, then. Perhaps the ‘monstrosities’ he sees are Gl’bgolyb-empowered Underlings. 

Not like the yellow moon you were just dreaming about. Plenty of friends there, all up and around, making a racket.

No fucking way. 

Luckily you had a couple lives to spare.

No. Fucking. way. 

Most other players only get one extra. But you're kind of a special case.

Not the fucking duality theme!

No wonder Sollux’s brain was overwhelmed - he’s been getting Skaian clouds and Horrorterror whispers. The fact that it’s even possible to have three bodies causes me to question a lot of my assumptions about this system. 

If Sollux’s realself was still alive, would he be able to dream on a different Moon each time he slept, or even both moons at once? Dave was awake in both of his bodies, so it’s conceivable that a fully awakened Sollux could control all three of his selves at once. 

It looks like Prospit dreamers were assigned to the Red Team, and Derse dreamers (plus Sollux) were assigned to the Blue Team. Does this mean that Sollux’s ‘true’ dream affiliation is to Derse?

Eridan is dreaming on Derse, he just hasn’t run into Sollux yet. Captor is a land-dweller, so maybe he’s avoiding the guy. 

Without Feferi, Aradia’s dream self died with her. It can be assumed that she dreamt on Derse, but Sollux is evidence that the Team rule isn’t absolute, so we don’t know for sure. 

BOY. Huh? > YOU THERE. RED AND BLUE EYE BOY.

And here’s Sgrub!WV with the steel chair!

Dang it, never mind. 

cousiñas que ves no mar III / little things you see in the sea III