Running into you at FWA was less "woah you're short" and more "oh thank god someone else is my height"

Has it actually been "grinda" this whole time, oh my god

I remember a mutual friend like four years ago telling me it was like "(to) grind a viking" rather than "grinda (the) viking"

J&H is about how ridiculous social morals keep you from being your honest self, but every adaptation makes Jekyll a normal guy rather than an unnatural virtuous strawman

Adaptations of A Christmas Carol forget that Scrooge isn't even wealthy, he just hates the poor for Victorian morality reasons

My European literature class just wrapped up its Victorian unit, which was Frankenstein/Jekyll & Hyde/Christmas Carol, and the common thread seems to be that these are stories about the problems of a hyper-specific place and time that have since been broadly applied and watered out of their meaning

AGREEEEED

I've been co-oping the Twin Princes and invading in Archdragon Peak all week, probably 15+ hours altogether, I have a problem

THE ARMSSSS THE ARMS ARE CRAZY