Am I only nb person who is enjoying Taash's story in veilguard?

a girl who is a noir detective man and a guy who is a femme fatale

Wanna draw Rook……….

Should draw Rook.

The only question is… aesthetic or silly- the dilemma

Both sounds good. Two drawings.

22 years later and the Crows are still cringing over Zevran. Truly the man of all time.

being a fan of a female fictional character is like yes im in love with her soulfully and carnally but i am ALSO her defence attorney her ambassador her pr manager her representative her missionary her right hand arm man her silly rabbit. her scholar her explainer the last man standing in her army. phd in explaining her nuance and depth priesthood in her church. could i be talking about other things?? move on?? maybe!!! were i not the animated suit of armor in her temple bound to protect her for eternity

points at my mutuals who have played ffxiv and have not read wheel of time. haha. these people dont even know that they would die for mat cauthon. haha. these people dont even know that they would kill for nynaeve al'meara.

@unionizedwizard i am ten miles behind even the mid-class students of Matrimology, but i'll take a shot.

Mat Cauthon is what happens when you grab a prank-loving young man with a roguish smile and a heart of gold, one of the most overused character archetypes in fantasy, and go at him with tweezers and an x-acto knife until you've separated and catalogued every element of him. When you're done with that, you stitch him back together, give him the sharpest double-edged sword of a superpower you can think of, and run him through a gauntlet of shit so nasty you want to puke.

What you get is the most ridiculous man alive. Mat Cauthon is a species all his own in the fantasy world; there are countless roguish young men weighed down by the burden of responsibility, but none wear the mantle with the consummate homoerotic bitchiness Mat Cauthon manages. He's like nothing at all because he represents a simultaneous inversion and straight-playing of about fifty different common character traits, and the conflict makes him deliciously insane.

huh! well now i'm intrigued

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WOT casting by Alan Romanczuk

Aviendha- Scarlett Johansson Mat- young Robert Downey Jr. Lanfear- Mila Kunis Rahvin- Christian Bale Verin- Judi Dench Narg- Andre the Giant (Obey!)

Source.

Aviendha & Lanfear are very tall, and it’s a part of their characterization and affects how other characters interact with and see them, and those are visibly short actresses. Kunis played kids into her adulthood for a reason. When they tried to cast her as a young Wicked Witch of the West, she looked comical, like a child dressing up in her mother’s clothes. And I don’t think Johansson is the best choice for furious or quick-tempered. She’s more of the sort who always keeps her cool, even when she is mad.

A question I always want to ask people who do these casting lists is, “Are you aware hair dye exists?” You do not have to cast one of the small number of well-known redheads to play a red-haired character. FFS, Johansson herself plays blondes, brunettes and redheads.

sometimes the messages i send to people in discord dms trying to explain my interests are funny

Hey, I wanna talk about how we do fandom! I've come to realize that I, personally, tend to differ from many others in that I highly prefer to only engage with a text as it's written, so I don't tend to really like fanon/extremely ooc characterizations and I find it hard to get invested in ships that aren't canon. My way of doing fandom isn't better or worse than anyone else's, but I am curious about how much of a minority I'm in! So:

*We've all seen ships of characters not from the same media and stuff like shipping the concept of ennui with the color blue, okay, I'm asking what you, personally, find compelling!