The moon is prettier than you🌙

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unknownogre
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Rule 12 of the Official Evil Villain Rulebook™ states that “One of my advisors will be an average five-year-old child. Any flaws in my plan that they spot will be corrected.” You, as the local villain you decide to do just that. It soon turns out your plans have quite a few flaws in them.

unknownogre

“See…I’d just shoot him with a gun.”

Owen said as he watched cartoons while he colored. I just sat there in silence for a little bit as I digested what he said. His mom worked for me in my evil empire, research and development. The daycare was my idea though. Keep the kids safe, keep the workers safe keep the evil safe. That is a good motto. I want to rule the world…not destroy it.

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solangelokitkats
solangelokitkats

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“This isn’t something Will would ever say,” shut up. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. OF COURSE WILL IS NOT 100% SURE ABOUT THEIR RELATIONSHIP. IT WOULDN’T BE A TRUE RELATIONSHIP IF HE WAS.

Will is a healer. In fact, he’s regarded as the best healer at CHB. He has so much weight on his shoulders to save the wounded and live up to the title of head counselor of the Apollo cabin. In fact, it is stated in BoO that Will is insecure of his healing abilities, because he wish he could do more to help the front lines, such as being an archer like everyone expects out of Apollo kids. But he can’t, so naturally, all he knows how to do is heal.

Not to mention, many of Will’s half-siblings died. His previous head counselors - his role models - Lee Fletcher and Michael Yew all died in PJO. He was left with the duty of head counselor at 13 years old. Thirteen years old. Thirteen years old, and suddenly he is the eldest in Cabin 7. Thirteen years, and suddenly he has to be the role model for all his half-siblings.

This means, he’s never had the chance to go out and explore his own desires, because his responsibilities will always outweigh anything. That is, until he gets closer to Nico after the war.

Later on in this book, Will states that he’s never met anyone like Nico. And that pretty much just sums up everything.

Nico is his polar opposite. He’s a child of Hades, of the Underworld. He is, quite literally, the son of death.

He spends some of his time actually in the Underworld. The Underworld, the resting place for Will’s half-siblings. The Underworld, the resting place for the patients he could not save. Of course Will is skeptical of the Underworld. I mean, who wouldn’t be?

Will Solace is completely valid for his opinions. Why? Because he tries. He tries his best to understand the Underworld. He tries his best to understand Nico.

So yes, I thought this scene was absolutely beautiful. This is why Will and Nico will always, ALWAYS, hold a special place in my heart.

nivachii
nivachii

Call me crazy but I’m so incredibly pleased with how Nico and Will were portrayed in TSATS. I’m starting to lose my patience with the people that are saying shit like “will was so pessimistic in TSATS!!! He was so nice until this point he’s so OOC!!!” no, Rick and mark are trying to prove that Will isn’t JUST sunshine and rainbows. Nico isn’t JUST gloomy and dark. No one is limited to 1 emotion. Personalities are flexible. They were in LITERAL HELL obviously Will isn’t gonna be happy and supportive all the time. They both described and justified that a million times in the book but you were all blinded by the fake image of Will you created in your tiny brains

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momsopposed2theoccult
momsopposed2theoccult

I often see people quote this gorgeous passage from Six of Crows; 

“He needed to tell her…what? That she was lovely and brave and better than anything he deserved. That he was twisted, crooked, wrong, but not so broken that he couldn’t pull himself together into some semblance of a man for her. That without meaning to, he’d begun to lean on her, to look for her, to need her near. He needed to thank her for his new hat.”


However, I often see people remove the last line about the hat. Which is a shame, because I would argue that’s the most important part. Early on in the book, there’s a scene we all know where Kaz and Inej go up to his office, and he tells her about Van Eck’s offer. Before she leaves, he tells her to order him a new hat. Inej thinks about how Kaz never says “please” or “thank you.” Or at least, Dirtyhands never does. Inej comments on this, and Kaz jokingly says “Please, my darling Inej, treasure of my heart, won’t you do me the honour of acquiring me a new hat?” But she’s right. The persona that Kaz has constructed for himself doesn’t ask for favours, doesn’t beg, doesn’t thank. He gives orders to his crew, and they carry them out. He’s not going to risk anything that would make him seem weak, give others a reason to fear him less. He’s ruthless, heartless, conniving. Willing to do anything for money. Dirtyhands. Brekker. The Bastard of the Barrel. That persona is what’s been keeping him alive ever since the age of 9. 

Except, Kaz Rietveld isn’t heartless at all. He does a good job of pretending, but Inej has always been the one person he can’t hide from. Throughout the duology we slowly see her break down his walls, his armour. Kaz Brekker only cares about money and himself, but Kaz Rietveld would do anything, risk anything, give up anything for Inej Ghafa. Kaz Brekker doesn’t rely on anyone, but Kaz Rietveld needs Inej to stay in Ketterdam with him, not because she’s the Wraith or because she’s good with a knife, but because he can’t bear the thought of life without her. Kaz Brekker doesn’t believe in fairy tales, but when Inej smiles and laughs it brings magic back into Kaz Rietveld’s world. Kaz Brekker thanks nobody, but time and time again Kaz Rietveld has been grateful to Inej for everything she’s done for him. For risking her life for him and the Dregs time and time again. For her loyalty and companionship. For getting him drunk on bottled laughter. For putting her trust in him, the man who should never be trusted, time and time again. For never giving up on the person she knew he really was, the person she knew he could become. For seeing him without armour. For seeing him not as a monster, but as a man (to borrow a line from Buffy the Vampire Slayer). As a boy. A boy who wanted everyone to believe that Ketterdam has beaten the softness out of him. Only she knew the truth. 

He needed to thank her for his new hat. 





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