Billy Said That He Can Sense Tommy But Can't Find Him So It Gives Us Two Theories

What's wrong with some people? Yall take fandom things way to literal and serious. Its supposed to be Internet fun why there's always so many figths about anything all the time???

Sometimes I think I hate the SPN finale and then I remember that Jensen initially fucking hated it so much that they got Eric Kripke to gaslight him into thinking it was good. Only for him to immediately go off and create/produce/act in a spinoff series after the show ended all so he could fix the shitty writing. No one hates the SPN finale like Jensen Ackles hates the SPN finale.

If they are planning fot the twist to be that the Teen is Nicholas, they are making way too obvious. I really hope he is Billy tho.

The visions were the rigth amount of scary. And the reference with the oven was funny to see. Whatever they are doing with this show they are doing super right i can't wait for the next episode and see if they use more references to The Wizard od Oz.

introducing my new series, just in time for halloween<3

thirteen crows.

a ghostface!buddie fic

series summary: you’ve seen them many times before; they often come in when you’re working, sitting at the bar and keeping to themselves, and tipping you very generously, regardless of how good your service actually is. the bar you work at isn’t usually that busy, but still, you have some trouble remembering some of the regulars. but not them. not when they’re so nice. and their sweet smiles and broad shoulders definitely aren’t things that are easy to forget. you start to see them so often at the bar that you become friends, often hanging out with them even when you’re not on the clock.

then the killings start.

first, it was people you didn’t know, random people from across the city that you’d never have any reason to run into. but then, people around you start to turn up dead.

you’re afraid, obviously, as is the rest of the city, but you need the money, so it’s not like you can stop going to work. and either way, your bar regulars always promise that nothing will ever happen to you, even though you’re not sure how they’re so sure. but then, everything falls into place when you see something you aren’t supposed to see.

this series will be eight chapters, with the last one coming out on halloween! it will be a little darker than my last multi part fic (obviously), but i hope you enjoy it anyway!

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Lilia kinda of went to the road for like a second before writing the coven's names ( the scenes of her screaming), so maybe its a circular situation: She wrote the names she saw on the road but the women were on the road because Lilia said they were the coven.

Or maybe Billy interacted with each member before because they were always meant to be part of his coven.

Okay, so the Road itself was a manifestation of Billy's power. But was his power behind the formation of the coven as well? Lilia wrote the names down in her little premonition before they actually got onto the Road. But Billy/William was the thing that connected all the witches because he interacted with them in some fashion before. So were they really meant to be a coven, or was that also Billy's power?

Seeing reality from the pov of Lilia in her trial episode was so cool but i genuinely believe i would have gone crazy way before 100 years old if my reality was that confusing all the time.

Also idk why but seeing young Lilia at the of the episode + the music during the credits made me emotional and i almost cried.

Also her last words being that she loved being a witch? That's gow you break my heart. After who knows how many years hating her gifts she learns to love them just to die seconds later (Saving her coven this time)

Girl (gn) pick a lane. You are either "Morally superior" than the rest of the internet or you are using AI "art"

You cannot do both

I was so confused when Mal just came back one ep later 100% fine

instead of kazs/crows backstories being super rushed and getting way too much focus i would have rather seen:

fedyor and ivan

alina shu heritage

actual politics

stormhond

more darkling

white haired alina

worldbuilding

what happened to mal when he was taken to court-martial?

religious tolya and tamar

slower pacing (in general)

better understanding of what happens when...

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I am reading this fascinating paper 'Education and Aristocratic Childhood in Late Imperial Russia' by Zbyněk Vydra, and came across this paragraph that I think sums up what makes the former Russian Empire so interesting:

It is also impossible to deal with the nobility as a whole. The simple reason being that the hereditary nobility in Russia was very heterogeneous and numerous. At the end of the 19th century, there were about 1.2 million people, i.e. around 200,000 families. Within one estate (soslovie) it stretched from close proximity to the imperial throne, the world of the St. Petersburg and Moscow palaces, through the bureaucratic nobility in sleepy provincial towns, to impoverished nobles eking out a living at the level of wealthier peasants in the remote countryside. We are mainly interested in the part of the nobility situated at the highest level ‒ the aristocracy.

It is impossible to reference the nobility in this setting as a shorthand for one form of life. When using it as inspiration in a fantasy setting, like Bardugo does, there is an opportunity for a rich variety of people who set themselves apart from the peasantry. It brings in questions of origin and history, rather than wealth and power, and it can hint at changing fortunes and societal landslides.