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Who is the better example of a problematic fave?
Carmilla (Carmilla)
March (Ward)
(March Illustration by ughzubat on Reddit)

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I’m not really sure Victoria Dallon is in the best place to complain about shitty cape names.
I hope we get to see Aisha and the Hell Child Army in worm 2
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Worst possible explanation of Glow-worm chapter 2:
Capricorn is secretly Gamzee Makara and all of Worm thus far has been the most elaborate and lengthy Homestuck fanfiction that will ever exist
worm 2 protagonist, at some point: *does morally reprehensible thing based on flimsy justifications*
me, inevitably:
Theory: mlekk = Worm 2 Protagonist
mlekk is the only person who’s managed to get a badge on PHO yet. This suggests some affinity with computers, and PHO in general. My explanation? mlekk is the rebellious AI daughter of Dragon and Defiant, hence her minor interference with her mother’s project and the references to oozing, something robots can’t do, which makes her unhappy. Parahumans 2 will be called Load. thanks for coming to my TED talk