Pretty much all the violence he deals out is either defensive or in the midst of a fight, the only time he relishes it is against Victor so I wouldn't say 'sadistically' but I wouldn't say he's a sadist in the book either, just way more righteous, which is another thing that makes him harder to like

Because they're made by straight guys who think being fat is effeminate. At a guess.

It's an exaggeration but he's still a lot easier to like than the book version, he never murders a child or deliberately targets Elizabeth and Henry

Boyfriend agrees its definitely their most gothic

Russell Tovey looks like he's gonna get steamy with a fish lady in the new Doctor Who spinoff

Would prefer it if he was getting steamy with a fish boy but I admit my bias here

Boyfriend got me into that album earlier this year

Welcome to...okay you're still behind my timezone but you're way closer than usual so welcome anyway?

And all this from a book where Fieyro gets worried his makeup smeared off while going down on her

Oh God I've listened to that, once. Years ago. And I've never felt like talking about it.

I can follow the logistics of a muck up while getting dressed in a hurry but unfortunately there's a hundred completely non-salacious reasons why someone might be getting dressed in a hurry

That...does sound specific

Genuinely wept when I got to his death on a rewatch with the new dub

Here's to panel beaters?

I don't want to nitpick movie physics but it's funny that they kept 'that spear could have skewered a wild boar' from the book where it was just a blow from a big orc, not a troll with a tree trunk spear which could kill a whale

Mithril is not only impenetrable but also absorbs blunt force trauma

I think I'm unlikely to do this because my nerdier characters often also possess the tendency to stick em in the femoral

My boyfriend watching that for the first time:

"Welcome Frodo of the Shire, one who has seen ME HIGH!"