Okay so when I got this ask the alert only showed me the first couple of lines and in the few seconds I was waiting for my inbox to load I was like who's it gonna be?? Is it Rodan? Is it Ghidorah himself? Is it—

Rodorah love song

The kneading thing cats do, a bird would probably think they’re about to be gutted alive

their wings are about a million miles wide, that's gotta be hella sexy, right?

Questions for Muns of Canon Muses | Accepting | @micaela-arg

That’s a good question! Most of my portrayal is built upon either show or comic canon in some way, even with headcanons I try to make them fit into what we’ve been given. If I had to pick out something, it would be how Negan interacts with his people at the Sanctuary. I do headcanon that there are, you know, normal days at the Sanctuary. Canon seemed to only want to show us the worst of the worst, like every second there was absolutely horrible, and doesn’t show us much of Negan interacting with his people outside of a few big, serious moments (like punishing Mark with the iron or giving one of his monologues.)

And don’t get me wrong, Negan is ruthless and scary and strict with the rules, and living at the Sanctuary is tough, and not that great. Depending on who you are it even likely sucks a lot. But it’s not absolute terror all the time. People aren’t getting their faces melted left and right (Dwight and Mark are the only two we see with burns), people aren’t getting killed or tortured every day. There are days that go smoothly, where everyone does their thing, jobs get done, no rules are broken, and things seem more or less normal and okay (relatively speaking.) There are kids there that get to do kid things, there are ping-pong tables and other forms of entertainment, and Gina mentions that some of them regularly get together to play poker. We see that Dwight does woodcarving in his spare time, suggesting these people still have hobbies and at least some downtime to do them. And the comics, of course, has the scene of Negan playing ping pong with another Savior. And I like to think moments like that aren’t unheard of, and Negan’s unpredictability and the fear he’s already instilled in them keeps those moments from allowing anyone to get too comfortable around him.