Little-rib - Nevin

I was trying to show off how pretty house from Whitepine to my parents, but they instead went "Oh, that's blahblahblah mansion" and went on a rant about a similar mansion where a bunch of teenage boys were kept hostage and tortured. I really didn't want to know that but okay, thanks mom.

Content SMP finale ANALYSIS

Winsweep called himself the "nuclear option" and that is very true. Honestly both him and rat are incredibly destructive on content smp but Blake especially Represents War. War poses itself as necessary, it kills indiscriminately, it is the tool of the powerful, just like him.

We have seen the ways that Lux has slowly become more violent. She originally was against using charter weapons but that changed. They said "Violence is your mother tongue so I’m going to speak to you perfectly fluently" and she was right, she has learned that language too well.

I loved the rat v win fight bc they know each other so well. They predict each other's moves, how they fight, after years of rivalry they know each other intimately, they look at each other and feel nothing but hate while trying to ignore how much they see themselves staring back.

Rat and Win are obsessed with each other. They CANNOT stop fighting and to me the most satisfying end would have been Blake getting so wrapped up in fighting Rat that he stayed in the border to fight him to the bitter end ultimately destroying both of them in the process.

but we don't get that satisfying ending. Because Blake Is War. Lux sacrifices herself to ensure Rat lives. It is the worst possible outcome because Lux was the one who deserved it the least. At this point none of them were saints but even Arathian said she was never the target.

It is very interesting to my that Rat and Lux kept saying that it was Blake's funeral. To me they were not only saying that he was going to die but also that once he was dead no one would mourn him. The rain falling over his corpse would be the last time anyone would cry for him.

it is ironic then that it was not Win's funeral but Lux's. But Lux had many funerals, Rat built a grave, Nox surely mourned her and even Winsweep built her a genuine grave. Her death was not her funeral and she will be remembered fondly by most of the server despite her faults.

While fighting Blake, Lux also said that she made it rain because he didn't deserve to die in the sun "that is only for honorable people". Every other player killed by a charter weapon died in the sunlight, Implying that even Diansu was more honorable than Win. And she's right.

Her hate for win is fueled by how he permanently killed two players. She hated Rat for doing the same thing before they became allies. But Lux herself also used a charter weapon. Though Diansu was far from innocent when she killed him he died honorably while she lost her honor.

After killing Diansu Lux became much more willing to use the charter weapon, she was corrupted but unlike Win and Rat who are driven by power, vengeance, and a need for destruction, she still had a good heart. She wanted to believe Win had changed, she was willing to let him live.

Though the rain as she dies indicates a dishonorable death everything else about that scene betrays the idea. She may have been corrupted but she died honorably to save her closest ally. War never kills those who deserve it most. Her death is not satisfying, it is not righteous.

In the wake of Lux's death rain takes on new meaning. It is stormy and dark because the light (Lux) is gone. As Win and Rat stand at her grave it starts to rain, it is a reminder that they killed her, she may have chosen to sacrifice herself but it was Their feud that killed her.

Happy New Year :) Featuring my favorite ships from this year!

WGA THE FICK DO OU MEAN THATS IT?!?@??! NO PRIME i DON'T WANNA SEE LORD OF THE RINGS

My friend Lola got me into Kaos, and my current running theory as of like episode 2-3 is that the twin brother that baby Ariadne killed is actually the Minotaur. I was trying to find my spot and ended up passing two frames that seemed to show the Furies going after the king guy [Midas?]. I started thinking that maybe he killed the brother, and then I noticed something strange: this show went out of it's way to include things like Hera and Zeus being siblings, but there has been no mention of the fact that Ariadne's mother gave birth to the Minotaur. What if she did, but no one knows it, and the king just put some random other baby in crib?

Halfway through whitepine episode 6, and I'm almost begging for someone else to die. I love how ivory builds the tension and is crafting this beautiful story, but I'm not sure how much more of this my heart can take. I want this to become an action just so I can get away from the paranoia.

Also, this bit with the piano is freaking me out. I just know I'm missing something through all those cutting frames, and it has me on edge

Damned detective, what are you up to? Bringing in all the maids, I know what you're thinking. Why is he so mean? Why are you looking for a seashell? Why would this young girl have a knife?? Can you tell me every detail of a random afternoon from like a week ago?

People do not always hurt with any intention of malicious. People hurt you by not realizing the pieces they are trying to put together don’t match until they pull them apart and find their edges frayed. People hurt you by existing in a way that they find so beautiful, but you find so horrifying. People hurt you by seeing all that you are and all that you could be but seeing that you aren’t there yet and expecting you to be both be striving for the same thing.

watching people having more extreme symptoms then me is so weird because I start to doubt if I'm autistic, but then the voice in my head says "hey, you also do this" and I'm like :0