Huh, really? I could’ve sworn I remembered the opposite from somewhere in canon. Then again, you guys know how forgetful I can be sometimes, so maybe I was misremembering. Are you sure it wasn’t about patronuses, though? Those definitely aren’t a personal choice.

krixwell-liveblogs: Hehe, yeah, that’d be kinda funny. New theory: The scentless man is the leader of the Triangle Clan! This is something of a liveblogging community in-joke, so for context: While liveblogging Steven Universe, @zephyrthejester got the idea that there was a Triangle Clan of gems all the way back in S1E8, Serious Steven. He […]

And then there’s this neat Tattletale piece done by @synapsekisses! I think my favorite thing about this is the coloring of the hair, but the expression is great too. 🙂 (I can’t actually tell where her right eyebrow is, by the way, but if it’s not raised like her left one, this is absolutely a […]

More awesome Inktober art by @apfii! Submitted to me by mrcatfishing and cedeelbe. I really like the perspective in the first piece, picturing Taylor during her trigger event. It really drives home the fear and intense discomfort and the way the awareness of the bugs overwhelmed her. The piece seems somewhat metaphorical – as far […]

And that’s all the asks! I did get a couple more pieces of fanart, but I have reason to suspect Sharks might be able to fetch me some higher-resolution versions when he comes back online, so I’ll hang on to those for now.

With that out of the way, we’ll get on with the story tomorrow (Wednesday)! See you then 🙂

You’re not accounting for the relative Carrie factors. Taylor could resist temptation and keep herself from using her power on her abusers, but to what extent can we expect dogs to do the same? That said, I don’t think it would stop dog abuse entirely. That would just be unrealistic.

(By the way, that last post does not count for “looks up a word” on the bingo. Other than the exact duration of Julius Caesar’s reign, that was all stuff I already knew.)

Ah, yeah, that makes sense. Far more than “Heil Christ”, at least. “Kaiser” is the German word for “emperor”, and does have it’s origins in the name “Caesar”, which in its original Latin would be pronounced similarly (KYE-sar rather than English SEE-sar – compare with the German pronunciation of “Kaiser”, KYE-ser). Julius Caesar himself never officially […]