I THOUGHT HIS HANDS WERE TO THE SIDE BUT THEY’RE NOT, THEY’RE IN FRONT OF HIM HOLDING HIS AND JAYCE’S

this is just too GOOD

Jayvik, the missing years 1\2

I know we all love the “needy puppy dog who can do no wrong” characterization for Jayce but I fear that’s leading us all to collectively forget his very real flaws and how Jayce canonically:

- was all too eager to flex his power as a councilor and increase police activity.

- looked down on and stereotyped people from the undercity.

- made underhanded deals to secure his business interests.

- installed a blockade between Piltover and Zaun with little to no regard for the people who need to go to work, get medical treatment, or literally just get home to their families.

- killed a child.

- was complicit in the gassing of civilians and made weapons for a police state.

And sure, you can argue that Jayce was manipulated/pressured into a lot of those decisions. But not all of them, and it was still him making those choices of his own free will at the end of the day. Jayce has demonstrated an ability to stand up for his beliefs and display some level of backbone, so him choosing to do the above is indicative of him not being as helpless and pliable as the fanon likes to portray him as.

oh, worm? 🪱

i'm right here

he’s got rejection sensitivity

A hug. He needs it.

build a bear? yeah i give my boyfriend his t shots i know how to build a bear

"I think it is literally the closest bond that two people of whatever gender can have. It's beyond the body. It's kind of soul partners, and it's beyond time and space. It's the biggest kind of stake relationship you can have. Even if they were married and had 4 beautiful adopted children, I don't think it could be the same kind of power of connection and partnership they have. The sacrifice they both made, not just for this relationship but for what this relationship also means. The two halves of the structure that needs to be in place for society to run in the end, and I think they both know that, and I think they've given everything to it. I think to say whether it is or it isn't romantic frankly would belittle it. It doesn't really touch the sides of actually how big a deal it is. Which is why I think the final image of them, kind of beyond time and space, kind of sums it up. Whether they see each other again or whether they live together in a little cottage by the stream doesn't matter. The connection is bigger than I think almost the connection between any other characters in the show or in the world. It's beyond that, it's massive, and those final lines - the journey they've both - men that they've both had to become to keep it there - I find it very moving."

-Harry Lloyd, What are your thoughts on Jayce and Viktor's partnership?