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screechingfromthevoid

Hey uh @undead-knick-knack I hope you don't mind I made it because it would not get out of my brain. It's how I'll be thinking about these characters from now on 🙏🏻

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Live slug reaction and it’s me boy I’m the ps5 are so fucking funny because they became tumblr favorites in literal hours and the posts hadn’t even gotten to every blog yet imagine going to sleep thinking you’re used to tumblr’s bullshit then waking up to everyone slapping some nasty ass slug on pictures of gay people like ok guess we’re doing this now

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[ID: Digital art of Caduceus Clay from Critical Role. He is a pale-skinned firbolg with pink hair that is shaved on one side, and a light pink scruffy chin beard. He wears green beetle carapace armor, over which is a fitted coat. He is viewed from the front and positioned to the viewer’s right; he holds a partially decaying corpse by the neck on the left. His other hand is pressed palm-first against the face of the ghoul, and a flash of yellow radiant light emits from beneath his fingers in a burst. Caduceus’ eyes are glowing in a similar color. The corpse has a number of various mushrooms growing from it as a result of his magic. /end]

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you can start anytime.

you can brush your teeth in the middle of the day. you can wash the dishes at 2am. you can do things outside the normal times assigned by society.

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Even if there is something you can't do at a time—for instance, if it's the middle of the night and you live somewhere where you can't go shopping (because you don't have a store open nearby) or vacuum (because your neighbors would be bothered by the noise)—you can usually take steps to make it easier when you can do them.

You can write a grocery list in advance, tidy the place so you can just take the vacuum and get to it, dusting the shelves or mopping the floor doesn't make much noise... Also, you can vacuum half of the place today and the other half tomorrow. Would it be better if you did it all at once? Yes. But doing it in multiple parts is still better than not doing it at all.

Chores around the house usually have multiple parts (this complexity is exactly what makes them so difficult to do sometimes) and by breaking them down and doing preparations whenever you can—when you can spare the willpower or energy—, you make them smaller and easier to do when you wouldn't have the means to do them otherwise.

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“gale is disabled with chronic pain” i say into the mic. the crowd boos and jeers.

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the way caleb interrogated beau was a chef's kiss btw. not bringing his suspicions up for a long time until a very specific moment when he used the circumstances they all end up in as a way to make her extremely vulnerable and dependent on him if she wanted to survive. he did not tell anyone else about her sneaking away, because he did not trust them not to sabotage his plan or to even be on his side. he waits, and waits, and when the opportunity arises, he does not hesitate to show his ruthlessness. first he makes her almost miss the platform and fall, to show the power he has over her. then he makes her doubt with his calm and insinuating questions if she will even be able to come back on the ground on her own. others in the group are too busy to help, but he can, if she gives him the answers he wants. all because his safety is on the line.

it's such a small sequence of moments but it shows so well that the years of his training is not just something to remember in a brief moment of tragedy. he learned how to be this way, and he will be using those skills to survive no matter how horrible it makes him feel.

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