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What if Lunamon opened her mouth like Tokomon? 🌙 #digimon #デジモン
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What if Lunamon opened her mouth like Tokomon? 🌙 #digimon #デジモン
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ok one last thing actually and I apologize in advance for how fanwanky this will be but I think it's necessary to say. which is that I and many others in the audience are obviously annoyed with Bolaire. but I don't think there's any like, interpersonal conflict at the table at this time and frankly I think it's bizarre that people keep jumping to the idea that that's what people are saying. Like no, the issue is "We don't think that Taliesin actually thought about how this character fits into the story being told, especially as it's being told by 13 other people and his premise requires him to be The Only Guy Who Gets It even though one of the 13 other people is the DM, and also his statements on Tale Gate are kind of off," not "there is active conflict."
I think that Brennan's largely just been redirecting a lot of plot-critical things to other players, and being very clear with Taliesin about the potential consequences (see: Terminamariya casting Disintegrate) and I think that like, Hal is mad at Bolaire in-game but Liam has no quarrel with Taliesin. Like, I am interested in seeing what happens in the narrative since I do not believe that Bolaire (and, as many of us suspect, Taliesin's) feelings about Thjazi are going to be validated in an objective sense - ie, I think people in-story will be sympathetic and say it sucks he was blackmailed, but I don't think he's going to like, succeed in getting them to believe that Thjazi was actually a horrible person - but that's again, in-narrative. I have no idea how Taliesin will respond if that's the case but like, my guess is that at worst the cast will have a shardgate-esque argument off screen and move on.
(I also think that a lot of this idea that there's Deep Cast Conflict comes from the fact that people defending Bolaire initially argued that the problem is that no one is digging into the character when Taliesin is CLEARLY inviting it and like. straight up I don't fucking think that was happening. I think that's a pure fabrication. Like if it was then yeah, it's Taliesin's responsibility to talk to people, and if he's talked to people and they're not engaging with Bolaire then that is a problem...but I don't even think that's an accurate assessment of what's going on. Which is funny, it's like you guys made up a problem, and then got mad at the idea that people think there's a problem, and you are the guys who made up that problem, and the fans you're mad at do not think that's the problem.)
More generally, while Campaign 3 I think demonstrated that no, actually, the cast might not talk about all things and/or disagreements might not come to the surface until after the fact (and indeed the cast's closeness might cause them to let things that are a narrative issue but not an interpersonal one slide), I and most other people are talking about our concerns with Bolaire and how they stem from both in-game and out-of-game statements and actions. I don't want the cast to be arguing but frankly that's not relevant to the current criticism in the first place. I think a lot of people are just either mad that people don't like their favorite character, in which case, skill issue; or mad that people engage in discourse in a fandom on tumblr dot com, in which case, lmao and also skill issue.
The fun thing is that no matter what elaborate justification they come up with for your speed at it being measured in units of distance, "finished the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs" is still a hole in Star Wars lore-- the distance of a parsec is defined by the length of Earth's orbit.
(Which like, you could obviously fanwank it as their parsec being based on the orbit of Coruscant or something-- but anything defined in distinctly Earthly terms, without at least a further adjective, is one of the Forbidden Topics that will get your draft sent back by the Lucasarts lorekeepers for a rewrite... If you're not George himself.)
sorry to beat a dead horse but how the fuck are you going to whine about people "breaking your boundaries" by retweeting a double and reminding you that your One True Husband is a gacha game character meant to get millions of women worldwide wet so they'll shell out their money for pixels and plastic and THEN pal around with "proship DNI" folks like you ain't a shotacon incest rape fantasy enjoyer AND NOT EVEN GOOD AT HIDING YOUR DOUBLE LIFE like okay i guess THEIR boundaries don't matter?
I think it's been long enough that I can tell y'all that I once had to unfollow and block someone on here because they complained about Discord servers allowing Zionists and "homewreckers" (sharing yumes) in the same sentence. 💀
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My 3 a.m. HR hot take is that people who don't like that The Long Game has a happy ending don't understand what genre this series is. It is. A romance series. Of romance novels. A happy, hopeful ending is literally a rule of the genre.
The second half of that hot take is that just because the ending focuses on the wedding and Shane's future playing for Ottawa with a team and city that actually appreciate him doesn't mean that the bad stuff that happened has magically been resolved.
No one waved a wand at All of Hockey and said "be nice to Shane and Ilya forever now!" Crowell and Montreal have not been vanquished like the villains in a superhero movie. One of the last scenes is literally Scott Hunter- the protagonist of the first novel who got his "happy ending" YEARS earlier- coming to visit Shane and Ilya to talk about the problems that are still ongoing and forming a plan to combat them. They are just not in focus, because Shane and Ilya are in a romance novel, and romance novels have happy endings. So the novel is going to talk about the wedding they've been waiting forever for followed by an epilogue of them finally playing for the same team (because hockey is the setting but it's also sometimes a metaphor).
Had to come on here and reblog cute westallen edits as a palate cleanser because the Iris hate I keep running into on other social media is really upsetting. 😑😑
It's so random and vitriolic too. It will be a random post on Threads, and then allll the haters come in the comments. Or, more recently, a cute Instagram reel about Barry Allen being a yearner suddenly attracting all the Iris haters.
And what for? Are people really that pressed about Iris saying "We are the Flash" in that one episode? For what reason??? And then other people claiming that Barry had "no chemistry" with her, or "chemistry with everyone else but Iris"...on a simple reel that talked about how cute Westallen is. Why do people feel the need to spread their hate (and believe me, plenty of these comments were actually hateful, aka calling Iris "the worst person ever", etc.) on random posts?
In Miharu's defense...
She has spent less than 10 minutes around Gekkomon before calling him "more evolved" than humans.
On the otherhand, it's not a good look that she managed to spend five minutes around him and not reach the conclusion that his default operating mode is:
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