If Cruella N Gone Girl Are The Female Joker And Joker Is The Male Joker Whats The Nonbinary Joker

if cruella n gone girl are the female joker and joker is the male joker whats the nonbinary joker

something that makes me laugh every time i think about it is the witcher from filavandrel’s perspective like you kidnap this kid and a witcher and everything and as an apology for breaking his instrument you give him your own beautiful elven lute before letting them go and then that same guy goes on to´´ directly afterwards as a thank you write to this song thats so unbelievably racist against elves and it becomes like the biggest song of the next two decades 

like sandor has literally killed a child. murdered him in cold blood. he has lusted after a young girl and either did sexuality assault her at the botb or at least traumatized her into a state where at least thats what she remembers(not to go into if he actually did it or not -- the fact that she has this memory of some kind of assault says a lot). he is a morally grey character, and also widely well liked throughout the fandom -- people talk about all that he had to endure and the torture he experienced at the hands of his brother.

people literally want sansa to die because she was mean to her sister. they literally despise her. i’ve seen people even (in the context of the show) say that “it was satisfying to see what ramsay did to her”. many see her and catelyn as two of the most hatable and vile characters of the books (catelyn’s war crime being, mind you, that she didn’t love jon and was mean to him).

it’s fucking despicable.

if you want any proof that this fandom is misogynistic just look at how people talk about sandor vs catelyn or sansa

the warrior cats to asoiaf pipeline

In college we went to Shabbos dinner at the local Chabad house a lot and they’d renovated their garage into a big dining room where we’d eat. One night their 18 month old baby got into the kitchen and locked the door, effectively locking everyone else out of the house. It then became a game of “How quickly can we break into our own home without breaking any shabbos rules before the baby learns how to open drawers”. The baby was also their most mischievous child and the real danger was less her hurting herself and more that she loved opening and dumping bottles of grape juice and there were so many for her to get her hands on in the kitchen.

Eventually a hockey player tossed their 12 year old on the roof and he wiggled through an open second story window. It was the most fun shabbos dinner I’ve had to date

the chaotic energy of this anecdote is off the charts