For all the things England blames France for, Canada’s self-esteem issues aren’t one he brings up often. He hardly ever speaks about that with France at all, actually. Because England does feel like France, with the way he handled his separation from Canada, is to blame for them – but then, why wasn’t England able to do anything about it? He ultimately spent far more time with Canada than France did, after all. Part of him is quite afraid that France would come up with that retort. Being aware of it is one thing, because at the same time, England can also refuse to acknowledge it fully and relegate it to a remote corner of his mind. Hearing such accusations out loud, instead, would make them much too real and painful. England isn’t sure he could handle being confronted with how much he hurt one of the people dearest to him.

OMGGG i was thinking about doing a part 2… but i can’t bring myself to do it since none of my posts have part twos, i don’t think i wanna mess up the flow of it if that makes sense 😭

IF i were to do a part two, that’s exactly how it would go, BUT instead, jimin will be just as big of a red flag as yoongi 🫣👀

I personally hope that Link and Zelda never end up together...

Since BOTW came out it's been more of a thing that people want to see them together. For the first time in the franchise they are seen "dating" and are narratively drawn to each other on a more emotional level. Even so, I don't actually think the tension in any of the games in the franchise has ever actually been about bringing them together (romantically). For good reason!

What the game is really about is the tension of the three powers of the triforce, the unbalance. It can be assumed that Zelda, Link, and Ganon are all special because they represent a piece of the triforce (wisdom, power, courage). When one is unbalanced the others become fated to make it right (and a new game is born). The beauty of all this though is actually how tragic that relationship is! Two heroes saving the world who- in another life- COULD be lovers, but because of a fateful higher calling CAN'T be. Their responsibility as guardians of the triforce is too great for that. The bittersweet endings magnify the journey and makes you much more emotionally attached to characters who really ..dare I say, don't have much personality to begin with (beyond cute facial expressions, obnoxious screams falling into a pit, or the silent excitement of finding something- literally anything- in a mysterious chest.)

@noctuis

    Sigh.

Tender yet not very warm sunlight sneaked through the small windows, making long oblicuos lines that covered the entirety of room. It reflected in the metallic paper of some abandoned chip bags and candy wrappers, and also in the scattered pieces of make-up that almost definitely belonged to Arashi. And as if it wasn’t plenty messy as it was, there were music scores all over the place.

This messy state wasn’t unusual for the ‘Sena House’ -as Leo had somehow, arbitrarily yet decisively, named their studio- yet it always made him shake his head in annoyance. What was he? Their mom?

Actually... he’d rather not hear the answer to that. 

For now, he allowed his steps to drag closer, gathering the empty packages to throw them out and putting all of Arashi’s make-up back in their respective bag. And then he started collecting the scores, organizing them as he could and putting them to the side. One, and two turning into ten and almost twenty. And when he thought he was almost done, he saw another paper picking from under the kotatsu.

Kneeling closer to pick it up, he realized the furniture was still on. Who the hell had left this working? Didn’t they know how much energy it consumed? It was only when he lifted up the covers to try and turn it off that he saw a white hand... he didn’t needed to see their face to tell it was Ritsu -who else would be napping so happily in the middle of the day?- but he still lifted the cover enough to look at his face.