…”Merrill fixing the mirror was ‘a bad call’”
but why
Oh, c’mon. She’s smart, she’s careful, she knew what she was getting into…
…And I’d rather reserve my opinions until the game’s out. Hopefully we’ll get coherent answers.
…”Merrill fixing the mirror was ‘a bad call’”
but why
Oh, c’mon. She’s smart, she’s careful, she knew what she was getting into…
…And I’d rather reserve my opinions until the game’s out. Hopefully we’ll get coherent answers.
friendly reminder that Velanna is the overprotective older sister who went on a rampage of revenge trying to find out who killed her closest friends, family, and kidnapped her sister, but fandom just calls her a shrill bitch. ✿◕‿◕✿
ok i’m going to prefix this with that i love both merrill and marethari and that i’ve seen a few discussions on the matter with it seeming like the majority leading with marethari is the one at fault.
(well the ones who don’t lead off with thinking merrill is a dumb bitch and…
You know, if I’d truly have a way with words… ;_;
I love you. *ahem*

The newly titled Academy Award Winner Jennifer Lawrence. Yes I know, we all need a solid time to let that sink in. Our girl just won an Oscar.
Is it weird how proud and excited I am? Congratulations Jen, you truly truly TRULY deserved it.
So, Aethyta. I love her. But I have read a lot of fics lately that make Aethyta into a one-dimensional and overtly aggressive character, and this makes me sad. The stories that I have most trouble with are the ones that don’t necessarily focus on Aethyta, but simply drop her into the plot as a sort of straw man to set Benezia up as this wonderful mother, etc. I can often look past this to focus on other parts of the story, but it seems such a shame (and it seems surprisingly common, too, or is it just me?). It doesn’t give her enough credit. Aethyta is not aggressive—perhaps she doesn’t always know how to best handle situations, and maybe she is a little uncouth, but her character is much more complex than that. So I’m posting this. It’s not meant to be a rant, but rather a character analysis showing why exactly I think this type of characterization of Aethyta should best be avoided.
Hey, I love you.