The Avengers (2012) Subplot

In another life...🕊️

F3 graphics team you are beautiful 🦆

Sebastian Vettel | ROC 2025

my piece for the @gojogetozine :) thanks for having me! if you missed out their aftersales are open now .

It frustrates me that everytime the FIA control of the drivers comes up so much of the discourse focuses on the "let them swear they're not children" part (which is not entirely wrong but really comparatively so unimportant) instead of the part about neutrality, which isn't defined, or the part about moral injury to the FIA which is equally up to their own interpretation.

and some brawn gp stuffs!

Did we get nothing for April Fool's day this year?

It's like that influencer taking the baby wombat from its mother all over again! 💔

credits to @konqurer

I mean I just saw a post talking about the Getos accepting Satoru and that makes him think about giving up sorcery. And I'm here like, no?? That would never happen.

I'm very fond of the hc that Suguru had a very normal childhood, or as normal as one can have given his circumstances, and comes from a home — a place that has love for him. And Suguru used to take satoru with him to visit his parents and they were both very loved in that household. I love all of that. It's like a drug to me. But to take that and say that satoru would see them as an escape from the life of a sorcerer is just plain wrong.

But seeing the love and acceptance that satoru felt from suguru's parents and the love and acceptance that he knew was there for Suguru too, that would fuck him up when he comes to know about Suguru killing his parents.

This is not new, I love thinking about Suguru deciding to kill his parents, and then sticking to that decision and carrying it out and living with those consequences. Living with that on his conscience. But I also do love the way satoru reacts to all of this. He is surprised and horrified. And that does kinda point towards him knowing them because otherwise I kinda don't see the guy who was separated from his parents at a young age care about the implications of suguru's actions. Especially when he's just 17. And I love to chew on it. A satoru who takes on suguru's part of grief that comes friom his actions too, because suguru refuses to feel it.

I love all of that, but to argue that satoru feels like he lost a way of life because of that is a disservice to who satoru is.