@animatedamerican I Feel Like This Is Relevant To Your Interests

@animatedamerican I feel like this is relevant to your interests

Part 2

ID: a 3-panel digitally sketched comic strip in a cartoony style of thara celehar and iäna pel-thenhior from the grief of stones. thara is a thin elf with pale curly hair, pale skin, and a square jaw. his hair is in a simple braid and he's wearing a dark coat. in the first panel, thara is in the foreground sitting in an armchair, reading the paper. his expression is neutral, kind of nonchalant. the title of the paper says, "witness destroys lich king" and scribbled on the other side is the word "garbage." iäna is in the background at the counter making tea, his back turned to thara. he is a tall, slim goblin-elf with darker skin and dark, long braids. he is wearing a light dressing gown and slippers, and there is a suggestion of a teapot on the counter. scribbled with an arrow pointing at the counter it says, "making tea." in the second panel, iäna is calling "honey?" over his shoulder to thara. he has a spoon in one hand, and a honey jar is indicated on the counter. still with a neutral expression, thara responds, "yes, dear?" his newspaper is now titled "witness loses goth powers." on the other page is scribbled "garbage cont." in the third panel iäna is spinning around, a big excited heart-shaped grin on his face, his eyes big and shiny in adoration. he is gasping and blushing and there are little heart doodles around his head. thara looks stricken, just realizing his mistake, and he's gripping the newspaper tightly, shoulders raised. he is blushing fiercely, his mouth a tight line. scribbled around him is "OOPS," "fuck," "shit," and "stupid." the newspaper is now titled, "witness: GAY??" and the other page reads "homo." end ID

I was re-reading Even If There Are Dreams (which everyone should go read btw) and was inspired to make this

What I’d give for one of the Cinderella remakes to go into how when you’re in an isolated and abusive situation, sometimes you need to be saved and you’re not weak if you can’t escape by yourself

I’ve never been a fan of bad faith reinterpretations of fairy tales, especially ones which flatten the originals into “princesses is saved by a prince and nothing else”, to then go #girlboss. The princess can save herself because she’s a strong female character! (Implying if you’re in a bad situation, it’s because you’re not strong enough to get out)

the bus ride back to London, though

fine; make your tea then take us back to bed ☕️🐍

Yeah, I'm normal about him