The librarian

everything

sidon has no chill :)

that guard isn’t paid enough to deal with this

“The prince has been attacked!” “What happened?!” “We’re not sure sir, some kind of biological warfare”   

it’ll last all of 5 minutes before he goes outside and rolls in the dirt again

yeah sidon don’t you know it’s rude to go through a man’s photo album without permission

(I referenced sidon’s upskirt pic from @atwotonedbird‘s amazing screenshot !)

and most importantly, he couldn’t wear his gerudo vai outfit

keep it in your tunic, link

don’t just take sidon’s word for it, look at the official art book

possessive protective sidon

(the little zora is @teethandteeth‘s oc, Oka!! he’s based on a lionfish and is the bf of my goldfish zora, titan, who we rp :))

💕 ofc I ruin the sweetness with a dumb joke :’)

and even more amazing was the day Link realised he [redacted] him back

that feeling when you accidentally hit on the mother of the reincarnated guardian moon princess who you've sworn to protect until the next silver millennium

Glados isn’t even that incompetent at killing people in the sense she can’t, she killed everybody before and after chell. She flooded a room with neurotoxin and rockets and chell only survived because she managed to speedily tear apart glados before the neurotoxin killed her. Chell is just a freak. and that’s why glados got kind of obsessed with her

I love literary memes

reading books like the secret history is always such a wild ride, because i'm fully aware that it's a criticism of aesthetic hedonism and the elitism of academia, and then i'll read a line like " if we are strong enough in our souls we can rip away the veil and look at that naked, terrible beauty right in the face; let God consume us, devour us, unstring our bones. then spit us out reborn" and i go absolutely fucking feral.

Psychologically, why was it so easy for the group to obey Henry - except for Bunny?

In psychology, Milgram’s theories state that people will act upon their behaviour if they know an authority figure will take responsibility for their actions (agentic state), we become puppets to their whims. However, some people are resistant to this. This may be due to legitimacy of authority - the group saw Henry as incredibly smart, he was close with Julian and spent his entire life dedicated to Greek. By handing control over to Henry, their actions and the consequences were abolished. But to Bunny, being a long time friend, Henry was never a legitimate authority figure. Bunny doesn’t take anybody seriously, he pushes buttons and tests peoples’ limits constantly to avoid his own insecurities. He already takes the consequences of his own actions, he willingly inflicts hurt and does not need anyone to defend his honour. And as shown by the men of Battalion, these explanations of obedience are not necessary to have harmful behaviour.

The rest of the group wish to hide their crimes, and allow Henry to manipulate them in order to remove accountability and reduce the moral strain they feel. For Richard, I am still unsure why he willingly involves himself in this outside of his longing to be enraptured by their close-knit world dictated by Greek.

the parallels between TSH and OHSHC hear me out