orestian:

what if mituna’s sacrifice was allowing the helmsman to take his mind / the helmsman’s freedom after death was to travel through the dream bubbles and through time, and through the gateway to that failed session – to inherit the body of his parallel self, after the end of his universe. what if that was the bargain mituna struck to save what he could of their session

Theatre of Coolty (The Movie)

nightcigale:

ficinferno:

temporaltower:

dukeofriven:

Every Homestuck should watch this weekly, if not daily. It should be the Talmud to Homestuck’s Torah.

i just finished this and i am astonished theres a piece of homestuck fanwork that gives me the exact same viscerally unsettling experience as a david lynch film would

You never appreciate how fucking wild homestuck was until you see shit like this and it makes perfect sense.

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Theatre of Coolty (The Movie)

touo:

sometimes I forget that 10 25 is a homestuck number so I would like to say happy homestuck Day to anyone else who might forget! if you don’t know why, 10:25 was the timer time AND 4.13+6.12=10.25, among other things! let’s end the idea that we can’t explain jokes to people!

asukaskerian:

ceescedasticity:

Apropos of nothing

At least in the genres I read, one of the more common appearances of buckets is in places characters are being held prisoner – e.g. ‘the cell contained only a pile of straw and a bucket’, that sort of thing. The purpose of this bucket is a toilet stand-in, but often the narrative does not come out and SAY that, the reader is assumed to understand.

Imagine the hapless troll reader.

#every dungeon is a sex dungeon#then the bucket is never mentioned again#and they’re like#I’m not saying I was looking forward to it but they didn’t do anything#that violates Troll Chekhov’s… Bucket#or WORSE#a casual mention that the character ‘made use of the bucket’