Had a dream about a new subreddit called r/UniversalMemes. It was a meme subreddit where the use of words was not allowed in memes or comments. Numbers and emojis had to be used instead.

This was what the memes there looked like.

The idea was that everyone could understand the memes because they transcended language.

If you commented or posted anything with words, you got muted for a day. If you were a repeat offender, you would get permanently muted.

u/wingsoverpyrrhia — 14 days ago
▲ 5 r/RWBY

I'm not the best at art, but I tried my hand at drawing Ruby Rose along with her scythe and emblem.

u/wingsoverpyrrhia — 15 days ago

At a very boring event and saw this insect get trapped in a spiderweb, and its been fighting for around 20 minutes at this point. The spider occasionally moves around the web but then moves back.

My 2 questions are: what kind of insect and spider are these guys, and does the insect have any chance of escaping? This is in Durham, North Carolina, USA.

u/wingsoverpyrrhia — 22 days ago
▲ 1.6k r/Eevee+1 crossposts

Tierlist of Eevees based on how soft I think they are:

Idk how to flair it

u/wingsoverpyrrhia — 27 days ago
▲ 36 r/Cardinposting+2 crossposts

What do you think would be a fitting death for Cinder?

I was thinking about what kind of ending would actually feel satisfying for Cinder, because, I really really hope she doesn’t get redeemed.

At this point, Cinder has burned far too many bridges (and people) for a redemption arc. She’s had plenty of chances to change, chances to reflect, and chances to be something other than what Salem shaped her into, but she keeps choosing cruelty, manipulation, and most of all, power over everything else. Even when she’s been a victim herself, she still turns around and inflicts that same pain on other people, even those who were genuinely trying to help her.

I personally think the most fitting end for Cinder would be her greed for power being her ultimate downfall. Not just “she fights a maiden and loses,” but something where her obsession with becoming stronger directly causes her death. Maybe she tries to steal power she can’t control. Maybe she betrays Salem at the worst possible moment and gets consumed by the very forces she thought she could master. Maybe Salem decides she's served her purpose and takes all the Maiden powers she stole through the Grimm arm away from her. Maybe the Grimm arm consumes her and becomes The Hound part two, but now with Maiden powers to boot.

I’m not totally sure how it would play out, but I think it would feel right if Cinder’s ending came from the same flaw that has defined her from the beginning: she always wants more power. And in the end, that insatiability destroys her. What do you guys think though?

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u/Consistent_Lime_6641 — 1 month ago