Honestly, Terry has such a potential to become a really complex character alongside Claudia in season 6. Because I think he partly is aware that there could be something 'fishy' going on, but Claudia, Viren (with whom he bonded in season 4) and in extension Sparklepuff seem like the only family he has. Especially considering they are way more accepting of him than the other Earthblook Elfes. And now Claudia, whom he really loves a lot, has lost her leg. Someone had cut Claudias leg off and you can't tell me that as Claudia lies there crying in his arms that Terry wouldn't harbor a big dislike towards whoever did this.

And Terrys reaction to Aaravos would certainly be interesting. Espcially if Aaravos would come up with a ritual that in the end ends up prolonging/saving Viren and also a way to elleviate or at least easy Claudias problems regarding the missing part of her legs.

Besides, all that Terry must have heard of Aaravos must have been quite positive. And he can't really harbor any delusions to what Claudia can and is willing to do considering he is aware of the things she did and went through in order to save her father. And Aaravos is someone who holds the knowledge on how and is willing to bring someone back from the death.

Also, there still is the factor that while Terry has proven to work as the groups and especially Claudias conscious and good side, he had still been willing to kill for Claudia in season 4.

“When I was just a little one, the other elves saw me as a doe. But I knew. I always knew that I was a buck. I chose the name Terrestrius.”

Drawn back in June to celebrate Pride Month/Transgender Pride 💙💗🤍💗💙

💩!!! I just remembered that the elves in this show only have 3 fingers! 🦆!!!! Oh well, I’m not fixing it. The extra finger is for anyone who points out it’s presence 🤣

Saving your tied up girlfriend with magic

—Why Clauderry and Rayllum's parallels in S4 set up Callum doing something terrible for Rayla in S5, written a month and a half before S5

These two... 😭💔

Guess who's finally watching Season 5...

bonus:

Rayllum is zutara genderbent with the roles of royalty switched.

Claudia 💜

"I had to do things... I never imagined I would be able to do."

Oh, Claudia, my sweet girl... what have you done?

season four prediction

@thevictorianghost

Tsu’tey getting pissed at a root that had the audacity to trip Spider up whilst he was chasing his Dad’s tail. 

Just young Spider toddling along after Tsu’tey whilst the hunter navigates the forest. He’s decked out in the loincloth Tsu’tey made for him with a little toy bow slung over his shoulder so he can be like his Dad. Since he’s learnt to walk, Spider’s been getting more and more confident in getting around. When he’s not tired, he’ll fuss until Tsu’tey relents and lets him out of the babysling so he can explore. He always makes sure its somewhere safe enough for Spider to explore, somewhere he can stretch his legs but Tsu’tey can keep an eye on him.

It’s mid morning, plenty of time to hunt for dinner later after Spider has tired himself out enough to sleep whilst Tsu’tey works. 

Now, the little one is making grabby hands at the tail waving above his head, and not looking where he’s going because he’s so enthralled. To his credit, Spider doesn’t cry when he falls, just lets out a startled yelp and landed face first. Tsu’tey’s ears flick back at the sudden noise, head snapping round to check on his son, only to find him lying on his stomach in the dirt looking sad and pathetic.

With big watery eyes, Spider’s gaze climbs Tsu’tey’s towering form, his lower lip wobbling. He’s clearly stunned, watching Tsu’tey for a reaction so he knows whether he’s supposed to cry or sit back up. 

The hunter has to swallow hard as he turns and crouches to assess the damage. He knows his ears are pinned back and his tail is thrashing dangerously, but he works hard to keep his expression neutral. For if he panics, it’ll send Spider into hysterics.

Spider is stock still as Tsu’tey examines him with careful touches, watching his Dad’s face like a hawk for signs of distress or sadness. Tsu’tey gives him nothing so Spider just keeps staring. Momentarily frozen as Tsu’tey realises he’s fine and let his ears spring back up.

“What a brave little warrior.” He coos, gently hooking his fingers under Spider’s armpits and lifting him back to his feet. Spider visibly brightens at the compliment. He makes grabby hands at Tsu’tey once again, who is more than happy to scoop him up into his arms. 

Spider goes willingly into the sling, allowing Tsu’tey to carefully dust off his knees before tucking him in securely. Before the hunter turns to go, he makes sure to give the offending root a sharp kick. 

there are many, many funny things about kingdom hearts, but for me the funniest part is in any scene where there’s supposed to be a big crowd but the devs didn’t want to model literally anyone so it’s just a huge empty room with only the absolutely necessary characters there

literally fucking no one is there. comedy gold

Making fun of bi women married to men and het trans people makes you a loser btw and it's not going to get you any pussy or clout, it just makes you look like an asshole. Pride month PSA

Queer mlw relationships are as valid as every other queer relationship

Replacing physical buttons and controls with touchscreens also means removing accessibility features. Physical buttons can be textured or have Braille and can be located by touch and don't need to be pressed with a bare finger. Touchscreens usually require precise taps and hand-eye coordination for the same task.

Many point-of-sale machines now are essentially just a smartphone with a card reader attached and the interface. The control layout can change at a moment's notice and there are no physical boundaries between buttons. With a keypad-style machine, the buttons are always in the same place and can be located by touch, especially since the middle button has a raised ridge on it.

Buttons can also be located by touch without activating them, which enables a "locate then press" style of interaction which is not possible on touchscreens, where even light touches will register as presses and the buttons must be located visually rather than by touch.

When elevator or door controls are replaced by touch screens, will existing accessibility features be preserved, or will some people no longer be able to use those controls?

Who is allowed to control the physical world, and who is making that decision?