not to be dramatic, but I'd die for everyone who comments on my fics. not to be dramatic, but I'd kill for everyone who comments on my fics. not to be dramatic, but I'd claw my way through hell, losing half my fingernails to the dirt and the gravel, for everyone who comments on my fics. not to be dramatic, but I'd carve my heart out of my chest, present it to them on a silver platter, watch them step on it if they so please, for everyone who comments on my fics. not to be dramatic, b-
How I long to see her face now
Her starry, moonlit gaze now
I know she's never late, still anxiously I wait
Patient is the night
Happy Tenth Anniversary to my favorite animated show of all time!
Here's another 3 MILLION alternate versions because i'm that indecisive
Is it just me but I LOVE the fact that Caleb Wittebane haunts the narrative. He’s everywhere!
The new hyperfixation has started and now I must yap again
This is really random but I think asking the question whether a character deserves redemption is a dumb way to have a deep conversation.
There has been so much debate on certain characters redemption but the main thing is whether they deserve redemption or not. But the thing about that question is that there is no answer that isn’t in some way personal. It changes on every person and will likely just lead to agreements rather than discussions.
Here’s some of my favorite questions to ask about a characters redemption that I think have sorted my feelings out about it.
1. What were the writers trying to accomplish with the character?
2. What message did this character bring? This is important especially in kids shows.
3. Was the redemption well done?
4. What were the characters reaction to the redemption?
5. Did the other characters forgive the character?
6. How did they do the redemption and why?
7. Why was this character redeemed?
8. Did they make up for their actions in any way?
All of these are more on the objective standpoint rather than one that changes person to person.
Now you can still ask if a character deserves redemption or not but it’s important to understand that we ourselves are not moral judges and the line between redeemable and irredeemable is nothing but based on our own perception.
I just think there needs to be a balance.
“There’s a shortage of perfect breasts in this world, would be a pity to damage yours.” Is such a hiccup line
I WILL be stealing half of Wesley’s lines for Hiccup in my Princess Bride AU because they fit perfectly.
“As you wish.” Hiccup says as he’s rolling down a hill.
I’m having Snotlout be Vizzini because I can see him just using the word “inconceivable!” Over and over again.
“He didn’t fall?!” Snotlout exclaimed. “Inconceivable!”
“You keep using that word. I don’t think that word means what you think it means.” Tuffnut says.
Hiccup and Tuffnut sword fight scene:
“My name is Tuffnut Thorston and you killed my sister. Prepare to die.”
“Do you happen to have six fingers on your right hand?” Tuffnut would ask.
“Do you always start conversations this way??” (Hiccups line.)
It fits almost too well. Every single scene that has the masked man in is just pure Hiccup sass and chaos.
Istg all the dragon riders are neurodivergent.
Hiccup is audhd and dyspraxic.
Astrid is autistic and bipolar.
The twins have adhd.
Fishlegs is autistic.
Snotlout has... something, alright.
A single mom who works two jobs who loves her kids and never stops be like:
Working hard analyzing HTTYD2. Going insane.
This is just me analyzing Valka. Not even all the other stuff I could analyze.
I wish boobs were detachable. Because sometimes I want to look like a genderless being, other times the outfit needs boobs.
ik im like 10 years late but i finally watched httyd and i haven’t drawn for myself in forever but this little kid got it out of me. can’t wait to watch the second one
They/themLikes consuming media, art, writing, analysis, and my Ocs.I eat children for breakfast :3
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