Jul 17
*Malorie from Bird Box
I have only even seen it spelled Mallory in my life my bad
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*Malorie from Bird Box
I have only even seen it spelled Mallory in my life my bad
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welcome back, and hi new friend! :)
Thank you so much and hi!
āClump of cellsā, āparasiteā, ātissueā, ātumorā, āproducts of conceptionā, etc.
You're part of the reason I got the courage to include a (subtly? not so subtle?) pro life arc in one of my stores. I'll be vague but essentially the mother falls seriously ill, it's a who-should-we-save situation and the answer is both :)
The answer is always both.
You know in one of our favorite films we rewatched recently, Bird Box (spoilers), Mallory is made to decide which of her children (one is adopted from a mother killed by the creatures) should have to look at the rapids of the river to steer the boat to get to their new home.
She never wanted a child to begin with, but she is deeply protective of them now, and cannot bring herself to make that choice, even though it would likely mean her and one of them would have a greater chance of survival.
The child she makes look will likely see the creature and die, but she decides she wonāt make anyone look. They will ride the rapids together blind, and survive or die together, because she will not kill either of her kids.
So happy you decided to include an intentional pro life message! I would love to read it if you would dm this account š«¶
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Youāre very welcome!
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Seeing a lot of doom lately but just by the way. Life is beautiful, humans are not burdens, you are valuable intrinsically by virtue of being human, and Iām glad you exist.
My brain is so fried I swear I try to speak or type and I can say anything. And thatās why I would like to introduce my replacement helper C. Theyāre going to be helping me fill rqs tag my reblogs and answer questions. We decided to do this months and months ago and literally the only thing stopping it has is me posting this announcement -D, main mod
Hello! You can call me C we have been friends for about a year or longer and have shared (other) accounts for roleplaying purposes before and we recently sort of found out we were both pro-life, kind of accidentally, I didnāt realize we were already friends when I found this account. I am a nonbinary intersex person and also consistent life ethic, and I have a lot to say so I hope itās okay Iām taking over for D for the foreseeable future. -C
Hi I am aware this is widely out of the topic but it is an important plotline in my ongoing fic and I can take this community's answer reliably.
This is strictly a CQL question.
1. Where is suibian when Wwx is in BM? I do not see the sword on him when he leaves with the Wen remnants.
2. I also do not see a scene JC handing him the sword when he visits.
3.Is there a canonical reason how it fell into JGY's hands?
Admin please feel free to ignore if it is beyond the scope of this group and you cannot post it.
Well, I haven't read the novel/seen the show in a while but I can answer what I know and if it's wrong then the replies can correct me š
1. During the Wen Indoctrination they took the swords of everyone who was there. So it's somewhere with the Qishan Wens, in a war outpost. And if you mean when he is with the Wen remnants, then he probably purposely left it behind somewhere. He didn't like bringing it with him.
2. Jiang Cheng gives him his sword back when Wei Wuxian attacks Wen Chao and Wen Zhuliu after escaping the burial mounds (at least in the novel he does). During the three months he was missing, the sects destroyed the outpost and took back the swords, led by Lan Wangji and Jiang Cheng if I remember correctly.
3. The sects took everything from the burial mounds after the second siege that killed Wei Wuxian, it wouldn't be crazy to assume he took it during the chaos of the sects trampling through the burial mounds afterwards or Jiang Cheng was forced/agreed to give it up.
If I'm wrong in any way, please correct me!
- Mod C