According To My Littlest Sister, The Trans Flag Is Now The American Flag.

YOOOOO! Is that Shadow and Bone I see!?

Throckmorton

Agreed please eat my skin

respectfully, she could have my skin

Edits have been made!

Currently re-listening to Malevolent when I got in idea. I should count every time Jon says Arthur’s name. So without further ado:

(edit: will continue to edit as i count)

episode one: 43

episode two: 51

Ok so it’s like pretty rare for identical twins to be opposite genders right? So with that information I have made the headcanon the Taylor is trans and no one can convince me otherwise.

Also she joined the mechanics club so that she could feel closer to her dad.

Please reblog if you think that “they/them/theirs” is a valid set of pronouns.

Trying to make a point to my father.

BOO!

I am in fact a ghost

Kieth is a rock kid. He has a whole rock collection organized alphabetically. Like you could hold up a random rock and without even looking at it he could tell you the name of the rock and the qualities of said rock. So with that being said I present to you this: imagine Keith and lance laying on Kieth’s bed and lance holds up a rock and Kieth starts listing off facts about the rock and lance gives him the biggest heart eyes you can imagine because he is so in love with this boy and absolutely loves to listen to Kieth blabber on about rocks. And Kieth knows this so whenever lance holds up a rock even if it’s one he’s told him about a million times before he continues to tell lance about this rock because he knows he likes the sound of his voice.

@ducky-the-mucky

I don't see any one talking about this yet

The hand Monty had up his sleave

Two aces and two eights. That's a dead man's hand.

It's an excellent little detail considering he... well... died

“Then he flippin died” 😂

My new perspective on Jason Grace is that he's underdeveloped because he never had a chance to discover who he is.

He had the years before his mom sent him away, but most of it was spent being too young to really remember anything. With Lupa, even if he discovered bits of himself, how much of that can translate to demigod culture and society?

Then in New Rome, he most likely spent all of his time learning how to fit in and being the best he can. He didn't discover himself because he was too busy molding himself into the ‘perfect Roman’. He didn’t rock the boat except when it came to helping others.

And then he flippin died before he had a chance to fully discover himself.