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bunch of misc. doodles abt avery and his freaky-deaky mc world
yapping/ infodump down below

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The funny thing about âA Servant of Two Mastersâ is that Merlin could have easily used magic at any time and kill Arthur because he spends that much time alone with him and Arthur trusts him that much, which is the problem, because I think a part of Merlin was fighting the spell and trying not to kill Arthur.
Itâs why I think Merlin knows Arthur hugged him when they found him, since it was Merlin who walked to Arthur and smiled.
All of this to say Merlinâs first reaction in seeing Arthur after a long time even under enchantment is to hug him.
Canon material, folks.
surprisingly. out of the three brothers its pony that struggles the most with the passage of time. sure darry will always be turnin n forgettin his baby brother ain't much of a baby. n soda will surprise himself again n again by not havin to look up to darry anymore. but part of pony will always be 14. will always be livin some life in the fall of 67. n wishin. more than anythin at all. he didn't.
Good. Im sick of that mother fucker

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I never finished this fic but it was a coffee shop one shot with Leon DI, idk when Iâll ever finish this đ
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âYou know that regular, Leon?â Claire wiped down a clean clear glass, setting it down at the wooden counter. Their shared shift was coming to an end, in around 15 minutes. No costumer was in sight, everyone had gone their own separate ways.
Billy Hargroveâs story is unattachable from disability
Of course Dacre has said he portrayed Billy as having bipolar and generalised anxiety disorder (and Dacre is a disabled actor himself)
And the Duffers arenât exactly known for their good treatment of disabled characters or disabled actors
When you look at social representation models for disability in media, a lot of these hegemonic traits fit with Billy pretty fucking well.
âThe disabled character as sinister/evilâ- throughout the narrative we are told that the way Billy behaves (a lot of which are pretty textbook symptoms of bipolar disorder btw) make him evil and someone to be feared. ESPECIALLY after heâs flayed and is literally seen as inhuman.
âThe disabled character as a burdenâ- Stranger Things presents him as *burdening* Max, preventing her from seeing her friends because heâs *insert fandom mental health diagnosis here*
âThe disabled character as sexually deviantâ- Billy is seen to be flirting with Karen (never mind that he looks fucking nervous while doing it) therefore he is a sexual deviant and must also be sexually deviant in other ways. (And certain disabilities are absolutely hyper sexualised)
Even the ways the fandom reacts to him are steeped in ableism. Iâve seen him be referred to as a sociopath, as a narcissist, as if npd and aspd arenât mental health conditions and are instead an insult. The abuse he endures is blamed on him being a âdifficult childâ for Neil to raise, again pointing at Billyâs disabled traits.
And thatâs not even mentioning that abuse is inherently a disability issue.
Abuse is disabling. And disabled people are both more likely to be targeted and less able to escape.
Billyâs story and thus his villainhood is reliant on the fact that he is disabled. He is a disabled abuse victim and therefore he is inhuman in the narratives eyes.
The one heroic he does according to the narrative is die. It is incredibly depressing.
But it is a story which has been thrust on disabled people since the beginning of television. You can consider me disappointed but not surprised.