my favorite thing about davekat is how inherently queer it is. obviously for dave it’s queer because he likes a boy, (a boy that dates other boys!!), but karkat likes someone in a way that transcends quadrants. which literally goes against what he perceives is the correct way relationships and romance works. u can argue that they just have a lot of quadrant vacillation but my fav read on them is that they both have to accept that their relationship is different in their respective societies. and in the eyes of their upbringings, their relationship is “wrong”. idk im rambling, it just makes me sad to see people say davekat is baseless yaoi slop. READ THE COMIC!!!
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Replaying Dark Revival for the first time in months for the Halloween overlay and I forgot how creepy the elevator scene is. Like WILSON if you don’t stop your YAPPING I’m going to backhand you to the shadow realm. You’re making my girl uncomfortable! >:(
Wilson: “It’s beautiful out. Just… gorgeous.”
Me: “If you don’t shut the heck up I’m about to make your pronouns “L + ratio/ R.I.P. bozo”, old man.”
I MISSED THIS GAME SO MUCH, YOU GUYS HAVE NO IDEA!!!!!!
I don’t normally write any meta thoughts, in fact I’m not sure I have before. So this is just my rambling sleep deprived thoughts.
But I can’t stop thinking about safety. And toxicity.
And how Aziraphale’s choice (a terrible one) is born of a need for safety, and a belief that if you have a chance maybe you can fix terrible things. He sees the offer of Heaven, of the chance to be in heaven with Crowley is a chance for safety. They can be together. Safely.
There was something about the bookshop and the car that was niggling at me. Crowley has been living in his car. Because Shax has his flat. Hell took his flat.
And Aziraphale still has the bookshop.
An embassy.
Heaven didn’t take it.
And I wonder if that’s why he never asks Crowley to live at the bookshop. It’s Aziraphale’s, but it’s still not safe. Heaven’s fingerprints all over it.
And I think when your family of origin offers you something that looks like safety, that looks like freedom to be yourself, that it can be so easy to not see the trap. To not see the danger. To not see that they’ll call it a home but it will still be theirs and you will still be expected to live by their rules. They’ll just paint it up and call it a chance to do better.
But they mean you.
Not them.
I think the Metatron’s offer is entirely manipulative. And I think it plays directly on Aziraphale’s ache for acceptance and the chance to do and be good. And I think he fucks up absolutely horrifically by taking that offer. (It’s not really an offer though is it.) And offering Crowley a chance to be an angel again, to be “good” again - I think it’s all from a deep molecular need to feel safe and that if Aziraphale is good and does good and fixes what Heaven has broken that everything will be ok. They’ll be ok, and they can be together. And it’s all the wrong things in the wrong way.
He can’t see it until it’s too late. And then he steels himself, turns himself to stone and anger and idk defiance. But against the wrong person. The wrong thing.
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Listen I will not apologize for loving TP so much, I was like 14 when it came out and I literally dreamed about getting it since I first saw a poster of it in like 2004 Game Planet in Plaza Loreto like 200 meters from the same hospital I was born in. I was THIS CLOSE to skipping a choral event to get home and play it right away when I finally got it and when I finally did get home it was already past midnight so my dad would only let me watch the intro for the time being. The way I CRIED legit tears at the majesty of that opening. I spent like a week playing it near-non-stop because it was christmas break, my mom and sisters had left for mom's hometown and my dad left for work for most of the day so I could literally act like a gremlin without any judgment on anyone's part (Except my dog) and I only stopped to get snacks/cook me or microwave me some proper food, drink water, go to the bathroom or sleep. The amount of times this game made me cry, even Breath of the Wild didn't quite reach the number. I have loved TP Zelda with my whole heart since I first saw her, I was so distraught when she does the life-force transfer thinguie with Midna that it was the only day I stopped playing early since I'd cried myself into a headache. When my mom and sisters did come back, I had to say I hadn't gotten all that far and reset my game file because my sisters got mad that I got to play first and they would have been furious had they known I'd finished, so I got to play through it twice back-to-back (Which is also why a lot of it I remember so clearly. Even Wind Waker or Four Swords that I'm certain I've replayed more times than this I can't remember as clearly.) The huge cast filled to the brim with all sorts of creatures and characters, the way the mission is not so much to defeat evil but to help the different tribes and groups unite and become community, to save the Kingdom by saving it's people. The way my heart soared the first time I got to ride Epona through Hyrule Field and listen to the Ballad of Twilight segment of the music for the first time. The Hero's Shade! Back then we didn't have the 'Canon confirmation' that this was OOT Link but as a kid who grew up with OoT and MM how could I NOT join the dots and KNOW that was him? How could I not feel deeply touched and devastated to see him trapped as a lost soul?! The way the world felt HUGE running through it and finding secret spots here and there, and it felt real because all sorts of people- people with bad sides and good sides, people who were afraid but found courage with a little push, people who were as passionate about helping others as Link himself. Midna's ultimate arc being about realizing that caring is hard and it's painful and it makes you vulnerable, but it's WORTH IT.
Zelda games with like, improved mechanics or bigger maps or whatnot have come and gone after that, but to me nothing beats TP and probably never will.
ok well. i guess im gonna make the powerpoint after all. @veronicasanders we may as well go ahead and plan powerpoint night bc uve got that onion powerpoint and ive got the naochi so its perfect
