It’s wilder than that. You feel the temperature drop around you. Animals start to freak out cause they think night has fallen. Even more crazy is shadow snakes. Where you see the shadows around you start to shimmer. Kind of like the shadows of atmospheric disturbances you see during really hot days or near a fire.
My unga bunga ancestors, absolutely surrounded by shadow snakes during an eclipse
Also, the overall tone of the light is wrong and it’s almost impossible to articulate why.
It’s not dark per se, but the light doesn’t just seem dimmed, it seems like it’s in a different spectrum.
It feels like when a movie puts a filter over the film to indicate that something very very bad is happening, like an eldritch horror has arrived offscreen, and the bad light is slowly sucking your soul out of your body, only it’s real life, and the bad light permeates everywhere.
Imagine being a caveman and looking up one day to see the sky has gone dark and what looks to be God’s eye is starting directly at you
I’ve been in a total solar eclipse before and, honestly, the most surprising thing to me was just how much the temperature drops, and how quickly it does, too
me, rewatching my favourite media for the hundredth time: it’s about the comfort. it’s about the nostalgia. it’s about lacking the necessary emotional bandwidth to take in and process new things in this year of our lord 2021
The number of people in the notes defending hitting their children is fucking horrifying, along with a bunch of people saying shit like “I still flinch when my parents raise their hands”
Don’t fuckin hit your kids, jesus fucking christ
I have mix feelings towards this, I use to get the occasional slap but only when I deserved it but at the same time I understand the flinching part especially when it came to my uncle (cousin’s father no blood relation) man was a bit too forthcoming with the slaps at the back of the head.
Wait until you find out you never deserved it. We don’t give adults ‘corrective’ slaps on the head, the same should go for kids.
Thor: My brother Loki is adopted. He comes from another realm called Jotunheim.
Avengers: So how does the adoption process work on Asgard? Even here it takes years to complete all the background checks and paperwork. I imagine there it probably takes literal centuries.
Thor: … There was no paperwork. My father found him while invading his native realm and since he was unattended, possibly because he had been abandoned to die or possibly because of the invading army, my father took him in the hopes he would prove useful.
Avengers: …. That’s not adoption.
Thor: …yes it is
Thor: so anyway back to the story of how Loki overreacted and made a big deal out of it when he found out 🙄💁♂️
