#fillory

Like, don't get me wrong, they acted shitty towards lots of their characters and don't even get me started on what they did to Quentin, but Eliot? My precious baby boy Eliot who has grown so much over the course of the show (and I'm starting to suspect he somehow did it without much help from the writers, because how can someone write his growth and then whatever the hell 4x13 and S5 are, in terms of what they did to Eliot, is beside me), who has such a big heart in spite of what he tried to pretend to be like initially, who cares so much about all of his friends and not only his friends but people he meets and Fillory's people and Fillory itself and who bonds ridiculously fast... like, really fast, who is so brave and kind and smart and creative and responsible and mature (once again, in spite of what he looks like), who realy was meant to be a king because he's a natural at it and who was a good damn king and bumping him to eventually make Margo High King is... just another can of worms I don't want to open right now (to classify: I love Margo to bits, I just don't think that her becoming High King was really necessary, she was a badass High Queen and she could show patriarchy what's what just fine while being the High Queen and, maybe unpopular opinion here but, making her the High King actually was detrimental to her fight against patriarchy... but, as I said, another can, so we are moving on for now), who had a lot of shitty things happen to him and who somehow still found joy and beauty in life and felt everything very deeply and loved with his whole heart even when he was afraid of that love and... and... I can go on and on about Eliot and all the ways he deserved much better than what the writers did to him, but the point is:

Eliot Waugh deserves so much better than what The Magicians' writers did to him.

So. Much. Better.

Like, I don't have the words to describe just how much better he deserves.

And instead of everything good he deserves, instead of fucking happiness and love and peace but maybe not so much quiet, the writers took away all that which he held most dear – literally, all, Quentin, Margo, his friends, Fillory, you name it, they took it all away – rendered his characters growth useless and basically just crushed him.

So, I'm circling back to my initial question that cannot be answered:

Buckle up guys, cause this is the most INSANE experience of my life! I went to my very first convention on 8/16, and I had an absolute blast!! I participated in my first panel, even asked a question. A Magicians fan brought SO MANY props from the show, INCLUDING Julia Wickers very couch from her apartment!!! And I got to meet Eliot, Margo, Julia, and Alice!!

Hale Appleman and I discussed how my cosplay was very Eliot and Hale coded, and he told me I looked hot 😅🫠 Stella Maeve was obsessed with the corduroy and was so insanely nice. Olivia Taylor Dudley told me her favorite color was green and she loved my hair! And Summer Bishil was so excited to be given something that specifically said Enchanticon on it! 💚 PEAK first Convention experience!

CHARACTER: Henry Fogg

PLAYED BY: Rick Worthy

SHOW: The Magicians (2015-2020)

Henry Fogg is functioning alcoholic, he is pragmatic, sardonic, a master magician and Dean at Brakebills University. His dedication to Brakebills and the students within is to be admired. He has a dry wit and can be very cynical at times, clashing with his students while still maintaining respect for them. He is stylish, looking so dapper in his well tailored suits.

Played brilliantly by Rick Worthy, who I will always say has the most beautiful sounding voice, Dean Henry Fogg is just as important to the story as his students.

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The Magicians 02x01 - "Knight of Crowns"