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Lol, love the portion of the Florida Supercon Q&A where Liam and Taliesin get asked "Would you have handled the Laudna killing Bor'dor situation differently in retrospect" and they're like "Pfff, nah, Marisha was making a baller RP choice, we weren't gonna step in the middle of that." If only a not-insignificant-portion of this fandom would allow Marisha that same degree of agency in her roleplaying choices...
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Adaptations owe nothing to their source material beyond being good works of art and yes if the source material is good there’s likely some benefit in staying partially faithful to have some of that good rub off, but when one is changing mediums (say, from book to film) being slavishly adherent to the original is more likely to hurt the adaptation’s quality than help because what is beautiful and transcendent on the page is often not compelling on screen and a totally different route must be reached to approximate the same feeling. ALSO, sometimes. The adaptor wants to say something different than the original. Sometimes it’s time for the message to change. That’s fucking OKAY. Holy shit I’m being serious go read the original if it’s that important to you and especially if this is the kind of work that has HUNDREDS of adaptations already, go find one that gels with you and your perspective on the original work instead of insisting the adaptation is some blight on humanity or a personal offense to you.
hngnhgn offering yourself up as a loyal blade to someone you know you can never truly have and doing everything in your power to defend them with your life, obeying their every order, knowing the best fate for you is to die nobly in their service, watching them fulfill their own duty and take a 'proper' lover more suited than you to stand by their side and yet you remain eternally theirs to wield
I looked through your blog and couldn't find an answer, but for "record", are you using the verb or the noun? As in, the word pronounced "re-cord" or the word pronounced "rec-ord" because it seems like both could be correct
maybe not knowing is part of the reason I chose that particular title.
Bringing back the random thought of when someone called Neil Gaiman "baby girl"
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*starts an interesting looking youtube vid on a videogame i like*
youtuber in the most demeaning and 'you're stupid if this is you' tone of voice: "I don't know why, but for some reason people really seem to care about the story and characters (of this extremely story and character based game) more than the gameplay-"
*closes youtube video*
staring at the hetero biana ships trying to feel something so I won't be disappointed when the books end and shes paired off
