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dr who’s on first, doctor strange is on second and doctor house is on third. theres no way theyre getting through a single inning

anyone else need like. verbal confirmation that someone is your friend. like aaa i cant call you my friend if you haven't confirmed it yet!!! that's rude!!! and it only works in your case of course

Nothing worse than being obsessed with an ocs ship you haven't even properly written down yet

not to shit post on ur dash at 8:36pm EST on a saturday but i would go to war for moo deng, i would slaughter a legion of men for moo deng, i would sell my soul for moo deng, i close my eyes i see moo deng, i am sworn to moo deng

that mutual that u KNOW u would be rlly good friends w if yall just ever,,,, talked

"Davrin sacrificing himself is so tragic because Assan—" Davrin sacrificing himself is tragic because it goes counter to his character development. Davrin spends the whole game learning that he doesn't need to be a weapon, that he has another path before him (like the griffons, whose 'outcome' directly parallels the struggle Davrin faces regarding his own identity). He goes from insisting that he's just Assan's bodyguard to embracing his caretaker role to the griffon. He struggles immensely with surviving Weisshaupt and, specifically, killing Ghilan'nain's archdemon, because he has spent so long believing that he - like all Wardens - is just a weapon to be used until it breaks. His character arc is about learning that he can be more, that he can be something else. That his future doesn't have to include fighting monsters until one eventually takes him down.

And if he dies fighting Ghilan'nain, he never gets to see that future.