u/Diverse0Ne

Yall ever fantasize about holding an elderly man at gunpoint and asking em to rap Check lyric for lyric?

Not even to shoot them fr just watch them panick and plead for a little bit then say oh that's okay and play the song while bopping ur head and still holding the gun then just let em go and act like nothing happened. I'm sure WE also fantasize about that sometimes

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u/Diverse0Ne — 5 hours ago
▲ 19 r/TheBoys

My favorite scenes in the season so far

  1. A Train's Death

  2. Butcher and Homelander's interaction when Homelander is stuck in the cell

  3. Firecracker's last truth bomb

  4. Homelander and The Legend

Notice how none of them include Soldier Boy or the boys themselves (minus Butcher in that scene with Homelander)? The boys's storylines used to be fun but now they're boring or eyeroll enducing

(Butcher's characterization is especially frustrating so the scene where Homelander in the cell truly felt like a dose of excitement for me before things went back down) and Jensen Ackles is great but I dislike almost everything with Soldier Boy this season. I hope the final 2 episodes give us more moments like these scenes and less of the cringe sexual lines and forced references.

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u/Diverse0Ne — 2 days ago

New concept: Fantasy series but the map page is an empty map png

I'm trying a new method called "tell don't show" where I'll tell the readers exactly where everything is in the Pre-Prologue with extensive detail and then they can imagine it on the empty map. Flipping to see a map is too convenient so with my method they'll fully immerse themselves more as they'll need to read the Pre-Prologue everytime a location is mentioned or they'll draw it themselves which will enhance the experience I'm sure

u/Diverse0Ne — 3 days ago
▲ 21 r/TheBoys

So Firecracker died, Noir died, Sage has fully switched sides, Homelander still isn't publicly announced as "The God"...I just hope the next episode really shows us how everything is unfolding in the world and what the public sees and the fallout from all these deaths and then Homelander fully going full psycho

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u/Diverse0Ne — 5 days ago
▲ 1.1k r/freefolk

Looks like ASOIAF fans are taking matters into their own hands...

Source: @tylerschmall on X

u/Diverse0Ne — 6 days ago

I'm looking for something that's funny in a bizarre absurdist kind of way through out the prose not just the dialogue or inner monologue but I want one with good storytelling as well

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u/Diverse0Ne — 11 days ago
▲ 12 r/asoiaf

The theon chapter, the Aeron chapter and the Mercy chapter are all geniunely 10/10s for me and also the Alayne one is incredible. This just makes me even more mad that we'll probably never get Winds. I feel like Winds would've been similar to ASOS in how it's the climax to what the previous book was building so it would be nonstop bangers. Oh well...

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u/Diverse0Ne — 15 days ago
▲ 341 r/arcane

It feels like most creators are still scared to portray female characters in this way which is such a shame because these 3 are easily 3 of my favorite characters because they're written the way they're written and I just wish there were more female characters like that

u/Diverse0Ne — 17 days ago