AonEne

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It's a theory floating around, but hard to say for sure if this is what Dragonsteel's doing - running a theme park is pretty different from their current wheelhouse but maybe?? I definitely think the land around there is where they're building their events center.

Moved to General Brandon Discussion since this is a more for-fun thing. *takes off mod hat* Also, it's pulling from the inferior wiki, down with Fandom Wikia

I don't know how doable this is, but the pop-up has been bugging me too, honestly. The accidental mouseover is constant.

Wonderful as always.

And a million years ago she said to me "this one's mine"

Oh nice, I hadn't noticed the video. Cool stuff!

Its code has always been ph34r - if you type that in (the same way you do in Discord) it'll pop up too.

To be clear, I don't think her life being genuinely in danger excuses all possible behavior! But I think it does account for a good chunk of it. You're also making me want to reread now XD

The quiz first gave me Willshaper, so I went with that for the TWOK campaign and decided to be a Willshaper for a while. The next time I took it I got Lightweaver. My personal choice would be Skybreaker or Skybreaker-Willshaper combo, and I went for Skybreaker stuff this time around. Been a while since I last took the quiz, curious what it would give me now...

Cool! Do they have the backs too?

Alright so - basically my thought is that, with the intent of keeping vampires secret, lying and gaslighting is understandable, if still not nice to be on the other side of. Better to save her life, and then try to save it again by not [New Moon spoilers] than to risk it, I think is the thought process - the motivation makes a difference to me, where if he'd been gaslighting her about something just for kicks and giggles or to feel powerful, that's textbook abuse. Or like, from a perceived danger that he can't be sure about (like driving, where she might have been fine to drive), that's getting overprotective and can definitely be a red flag. I don't think this gaslighting is a green flag, but I do think in context, it's arguably not abusive, as it's done for a legitimate reason. [later Twilight]

Are you up for discussion or just wanting to post your thoughts? Because I do actually think there's an argument to be made that the gaslighting in this instance is justifiable (debatable, but an argument).

I'm not here for youuuuuuuuuu

For sure, I just don't want to say there's one right way to read a book.