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I’m sick and tired of found families we need more found toxic workplace environments

sometimes you will see a joke circulate within a fandom and at first it's all fun and games but then the slow and terrible realization starts to seep in that this will become in fact a widely-accepted way to read a specific situation between characters that were subject of said joke and there is nothing you can do about it but to watch the horrors unfold in real time

I understand that it was vital for his plans, but I almost wish Jonah hadn't kept his discoveries about the flaws in Smirke's model so close to the vest because they'd make a banger treatise.

I'm glad this is the year we're breaking our silence on how much of a dom top Jonah is. This man who was compelled to forcefully tell secrets he intended to tell anyway, shrugged it off, and before saying what he was going to say anyway pointedly waited to make sure everybody understood he was sharing his secrets because he wanted to and not because the compulsion worked is nothing if not a dom. "But he could behave differently in a sexual context." Being compelled, to him, is a sexual context.

immortality as theft (you have to steal life from something else) immortality as parasitism (there is something else inside You that is keeping you alive and you become less of yourself more and more the longer it stays in you) immortality as violence (everything is trying to kill you because everything is supposed to die and the universe will always try to find a way to right the wrong that is You) you understand

The thing about Jonah Magnus and bodyhopping, at least by the time he is Elias Bouchard, he doesn't really go out of his way to imitate the person whose face he is wearing. He gets an old-fashioned haircut. He is figured out by Gertrude after their "little chat". All he has left of his original body is his eyes, so what remains of him if he doesn't retain his identity as Jonah Magnus? What is taking on a new name, new personality and life, if not a form of death in itself? Only through keeping the name and identity of Jonah Magnus can he truly stay immortal. That's why the ritual is the statement of Jonah Magnus.

im tired of people making fictional characters they dont like randomly homo/transphobic it's always way funnier when character who suck are inexplicably allies

I just realized the show really contributed to the idea of being an avatar to mean just having a cool power by not having martin suffer the consequences of being one or be changed by it or even being hungry. he can just vanish. no don't worry he is a good person and a human <3 he doesn't need to feed on fear to vanish into the fog <3 don't you worry about it