Gloopglorpgleeroopuh - ConcernedCat

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Gravity Falls content returning wasn’t in my 2024 bingo, but I’m definitely not mad

Uni's magical Mario Galaxy adventure..

I feel like Muir isn’t afraid to tell a story. In the sense that she writes like she doesn’t care what a reader thinks of her.

When I first read GtN, I found it as very average SF/F fare and my heart was barely in it. I felt like the ending was messy with its battle royale aspects and I wrote Gideon off as a standard edgy YA-style protagonist. The narrative sounded so simplistic and I didn’t feel attached to the cast of characters. On its surface, GtN is a very standard high-concept story with a stereotypical summary on goodreads. I was ready to write Muir off as an ok and middling debut writer.

Then I picked up Harrow.

It was like Muir was a sleeper agent and just blew my mind. I could see her skill in her craft and my investment did a complete 180. I had to reread GtN and realized all the things I missed and all the things that were planted from the start that were hidden by Gideon’s ignorance, flippancy, and naivety—the reasons why I wrote the book off. I underestimated Muir because I thought Gideon’s voice was her voice.

The writer is a liar, an illusionist, and a conman and I fell for Muir’s game. And that is so refreshing.

Honestly I think Elita would make a great prime, scoot over Optimus

Did that one drawing yourselves in different universe challenge with me n the gf

I love how my art is all colorful but my entire wardrobe is black

Pokémon mystery dungeon truthers wya

friends i have perished i am deceased

oh my heart, set my hands on fire