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stone ocean chapter 103 spoilers below cut

nine is perhaps the best doctor. loved him back in the day, still love him now. the emotional range, the dynamic and engaging personality, the overwhelming aura of camp every other episode had...chefs kiss. love this angry man so burnt out by a lifetime of trauma who is still so fiercely protective of those he holds dear in spite of the infinite cruelty of the universe he has been witness to. would have really liked him to have a solo episode. criminal that he didn’t get another season.

ten is good but the other people around him are consistently more engaging and interesting. as an individual he feels like more of a watered down version of nine. i like the idea of him becoming this kind of godmyth figure of The Doctor and believing his own hype to the point where it eats him alive. the worldbuilding and companions surrounding ten are absolute top tier though.

eleven is dogshit. godawful. irredeemable. trash. seasons 5 through 7 are the most painful slog to endure. steven moffat sucks as a writer and this is the empirical proof. i do not want to think about this doctor any more than i have to.

twelve is...fine i guess? him and clara as a mutually codependent dynamic was enjoyable at moments but the two of them as individuals were not interesting. he had moments of being good but his whole shtick was so bogged down by the swampshit detritus of the moffat era that his character suffered as a result. his best season was season 10 but everything about it was too truncated and i also wish he’d have actually cared about bill more. capaldi being a good actor really saved twelve for me.

On the small scale, matter can exhibit the properties of waves (microscopic particles can be in a state where they don’t have a definite position but rather are spread out over an area, like a wave), and waves can act like physical particles (which is why we talk about light as both rays, and physical particles called photons). On the larger scale, things start to be more clearly defined, and we simply see things in terms of waves with wave properties and matter that acts like matter. That means it’s hard to directly observe this duality outside of a few kinds of experiment, because we are large-scale beings living in a macroscopic world. It’s a little tricky, but it’s a concept of quantum mechanics that’s needed to understand the microscopic processes of matter and energy.

Being made of matter we’re no exception, and an emerging field known as quantum biology deals with the quantum side of processes in living beings. An understanding of quantum mechanics gives us new insight into things about the body that have baffled us before.

10. Introduce an OC with a complicated design?hmmmmm thats hard bc i dont really?? do complicated designs????? mayb bc of my lazy animator brain??

i guess possibly the rook?? i dont draw them often, mostly bc theyre an npc in my dnd campaign thats still a BIG mystery to the party

20. Do any of your OCs sing? If they sing, care to share more details (headcanon voice, what kind of songs they like etc)?alba sings! her voice is just me but at a lower pitch and more raspy bc i literally play her but she sings shit along the vibe of willow tree march by the paper kites,, shes not a great singer but,,, thats bc im not a great singer ahahaha

30. Which one of your OCs would most likely have a secret stuffed animal collection?definitely the rat

shes obviously made a lil bed of stuffed animals for her rats to sleep in

40. Any fond memories linked to your characters? Feel free to share!honestly just drips entire arc in the storm kings thunder campaign where i played him

he started off as a pretty simple character w no backstory and a single bond to a lost daughter who didnt know him and over the next year and a half he grew into so much more n i miss playing him so much bc hes a good bean,,,

rosenthal... misses their husband very much. the more time passes, the more they are unsure if he was actually the one who killed their first body. events don’t make sense, there’s a gap in the memory, and, well.

they were together for over six hundred years. they had briarheart. rosenthal wants to believe that meant something to him.