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Long hair Jonathan Sims is the best thing since cheesy dips
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pocket sized archivist ποΈ
pov you have a crush on your eldrich horror boss. who hates you.
Thinking about how the key to everything in TMA ends up being Jon's body. Jon is the center of this cosmic war and at the very core of it is all the various forces seeking to use his physical body for their own ends. Jon's body is a weapon, wielded by things he cannot begin to understand, but we experience the story from his perspective, where his autonomy is repeatedly violated and his body becomes a literal memorial to the horrors he has witnessed, a constant reminder of his trauma.
This is yet another reason the story drew me in so powerfully - the idea that we can talk about lofty ideals and grand theory and great and powerful forces all we want, but at the end of the day we have to contend just as powerfully with the mundane reality of inhabiting our bodies, and that can be really difficult and complicated at times. The complexity of trying to care for one's body, trying to protect it, trying to navigate the memories of times when it was harmed or the urgent needs it conveys to you that contradict rational thought entirely.
At the end of the day, we are all still meat, and I think that's beautiful. And I think TMA explores that idea from many angles and with many ideas of the relationship between body and mind, between body and agency. And that's very reassuring when I often feel like I'm fighting my body, or arguing with it about the best course of action - ultimately I still am my body, dependent on it, but grateful to it for what it allows me to experience.
LOOK AT HIM
MY PARTNER MADE ME THIS JON DOLL FOR MY BIRTHDAY AND I LOVE HIM HE'S PERFECT
hold like baking my long distance boyfriend into a cookie bc i miss him
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So somebody probably already said this, and it feels a bit simple but. What if Jon split into two parts, his humanity is somehow trapped in the .jmj-error and the parts of him that were the eye became the Archivist that we see fucking shit up in Protocol
One thing I really enjoyed about Oversight, Ep 52.
It re-established that The Avatars, and potentially The Externals, are also afraid. They feed their patrons just as much as the victims.
Even Needles still felt the pain of his needles. A creature forever in pain.
Begs the question.
Is it worth it?
Somebody needs to put Tim and Jon in the get along shirt
