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i love how the whole homestuck fandom is collectively losing their shit at homestuck: beyond canon updating rn
we are finally being fed after like years of being starved HELP
i'm really happy sollux is back he is so me
Dawg I fear some people don't remember that in the epilogues she was stuf in the space thing and starved manðŸ˜
Like yall she had no food for years before she was found by John.
She's most definitely still recovering from that but also depression arc terezi prolly will cause her to gain her weight back to take a long while.
(Ps, lovely sprite art)
HS:BC putting her ass on Ozempic is a crime that needs to be study and looked into send post
I find the scene and how their calsspects lowk work against eachother so cool.
Soo luck isn't actually luck. It's more being able to guesstimate subconsciously how things will turn out and obv being able to do certain actions to either make sure the thing happens or to change the outcome.
Rose just would have a better understanding over how that stuff works. She'd put all her money on one thing without thinking of a way to change it to be more favorable. She just accepts that things will happen the way they are. (Obv not entirely like this. She still has her magic mind fuckery lmao)
Meanwhile, Vriska is low-key the opposite with luck. She doesn't quite notice that it's just seeing the natural outcome but she can tell where she needs to be and when to get her the more favorable situation.
Rose bet everything on her dying then and there. She was so confident that she would not go home that night and there was no way she could be saved so she threw her self into that. But vriska knew it would not be useful/good for rose to die. She didn't know that rose thought she was supposed to be killed she just knew rose was important to a lot of people.
Please someone tell me if this is stupid or if I'm actually just making shit up.
She thought she was escaping the consequences, she is mad