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Katie-Didn’t

Young Mistress Jin!!! With Fairy!!! Dimples totally murder smiled at big bro 🤣

Katie-Didn’t

14:35 WWX- I hear dead people. No seriously, a lot of them, they’re talking over each other and won’t STFU and let anyone get a word in. You can’t hear that??? LZ- *just watches refusing to criticize*

Glenny Lennox

There’s a great TikTok you should watch after you finish the show called “Jin Ling’s Uncle” lol it’s so good and says what you said about everyone being his uncle

Michael Craig

An alternate title could've been 'Jin Ling's Uncles'

Michael Craig

They got the least menacing, laziest dog possible to play Fairy.

Leaf

A tramp like in Lady and the Tramp xD just means wanderer/beggar

Leaf

Wei Wuxian dabbling in necromancy and running at the sight of a fluffy cloud dog is everything xD

Leaf

You need to look up the Jing Ling's uncle meme/sound/summary after you finish the show, it's hilarious (someone illustrated it on youtube: 'jin ling's uncles (a short summary of mdzs, illustrated)')

L Pio

My happiest notification 💖

Mel~

Oh no, I hope your cats, whoever lives with you, and you are doing well😩😮‍💨🫶🏻

Nina Wu

now that there’s no longer a war keeping Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji deeply busy, they finally have time to be a couple wandering freely and solving mysteries together. I can’t wait to hear your takes on WangXian’s relationship

luvbunnies

One of the things I relate to wuxian the most is his fear of dogs lol. In my childhood i was chased by 3 different dogs and after that i just could not be near dogs without being scared and anxious. Some people find it funny that wuxian being so powerful is still so scared but honestly traumatic experiences as kids are more difficult to forget or overcome. Also i love how in this ep, when wangji had to chase after that guy he hesitated. He doesnt want to leave wuxian alone even for a second. HE CANNOT LOSE THIS MAN AGAIN ON ANY COST.

Rii7e

I know you’re checking out word of honor next but you should watch The Spirealm at some point! It has a really interesting plot and I think you would like it.

L Pio

Thoughts I had when I saw this episode for the first time: 1. What happened to big bro? Where was Lan Zhan at the time? 2. Did Lan Zhan hesitate when he had to separate from Wei Ying to chase that mysterious person? 3. Lan Zhan is being sooo protective of Wei Ying in this episode *-* I love it 4. I can’t believe Jin Ling didn’t realize that Mo is Wei Ying... 5. Wei Ying and Lan Zhan as “detectives” on Walker Ridge reminded me of when they traveled together 16 years ago with a piece of the Yin Iron. 6. "Mr Know-nothing" is hilarious!!! 7. Wei Ying shouting “Lan Zhan” when he saw the dog is confirmation that he trusts Lan Zhan completely.

Katie-Didn’t

Also children of people who fought wars at their age and feel the pressure and criticism….

Katie-Didn’t

I love when others notice it too. Not many notice that the closer the person’s own life matches up with the soul they’re trying to summon, the more likely it is to actually work though. Large reason why Wuxian ended up actually coming back was who was doing the sacrifice ritual, being Jinling’s uncle, his particular grievances with betrayal of family, hemmed into a place he couldn’t safely leave, bouts of insanity, being an orphan, isolation from everyone due to being framed etc etc.

Katie-Didn’t

Everyone is afraid of something and when it’s a phobia it doesn’t matter how cute it is. Not to mention it being reinforced with torture in the prison at the Wen clan by The Nothing’s prehistoric ancestor lol. I’d say that when the only memory of your parents death is your mom yelling “run” and being chased by dire wolves but not really sure of the length of time between those things is a good start of hard core nightmares when you’re 4. Then if you won’t break the law so you scrounge food wherever you can, including stealing it FROM dogs once you realize they’ve been stealing it from you so you can eat theirs too… if you run fast enough… so the “fighting dogs for food” actually went both ways after a year or two although that’s part of why he was in a city- smaller, fewer, less aggressive canines stealing whatever he could find less often. I’ve always thought it’s WAY more weird and funny when people are scared of beehives because of the holes, not bees or things like bunnies that might bite you but don’t even eat meat. Generally larger birds of any kind are a legit fear because they’re WAY more vicious than most people realize, keeping a goose rather than a dog will keep away trespassers WAY more effectively, they chase people down, hiss* (edited spelling because a goose hissing at you is VERY disturbing: I was walking near a lake and was chased by one because it was taking its goslings for a walk and I’d apparently gotten too close without noticing any of the birds so I ran like Wuxian… without the screaming… because I have a healthy sense of self-preservation and saw a bite mark from one before that was swollen the size of a tennis ball) like snakes, and have the bite force to pulverize fish bones to slurping size. Being bitten is gonna leave a mark for a good 6-8 weeks if it doesn’t get a finger. Swans are angrier. DONT make large birds mad at you, they hold grudges 😓. On one hand it’s kinda funny but on the other I feel sorry for anyone that’s been the target before. I can’t say I’ve ever been able to think of anything I’m particularly afraid of, just not wired that way. I’m not dumb so I feel healthy caution of dangerous things and situations and act accordingly if in danger of being harmed but unless you’re constantly dwelling on what MIGHT happen to you, being overly afraid doesn’t really happen. Since I tend to respond to the situation I’m in I might be afraid in a healthy “I hope it doesn’t bite me” way but it’s not a repetitive thought because that’s not helpful, emits pheromones that make predators more likely to attack, and slows down thinking, responses, and reaction time. REALLY don’t like ticks because they’re gross, but not afraid of them, that’s about it. Dogs are a fairly common phobia though just because of childhood trauma with a dog with so many bad parents and pet owners.

nancy metz

That's the difference. When they were Jin Ling's age, they were fighting wars. In Jin Ling's time (?) things are more or less at peace.

Katie-Didn’t

Yeah, but they keep hearing all the stories and the adults leave out the horror making it sound like a grand accomplishment which makes the next generation hear the story not as a reminiscence, but almost like a challenge or a not subtle hint that they aren’t doing anything CLOSE to what their parents managed to do at their age and it feels like a criticism AND pressure to do more to a lot of children of people who fought wars like that FAR too young. The fact is, when we’re faced with challenges, it doesn’t matter how bad they are- everyone can only handle so much and it’s sink or swim. We all face them and learn to swim FAST or we don’t. If we swim then we swim well, like an Olympic champ, doggy paddle, or we flounder through. BUT there’s no reason for anyone to look for a hurricane to dive into JUST to see if they can swim through it instead of training to have the skills available IF a hurricane hits. Most kids are hearing that they need to find a hurricane and dive in. Some are TOLD that because their parents didn’t swim or didn’t swim as well as they wanted to. Some have enough bearings to understand they’re better off training for hurricane response since it may not ever happen but they’ll know what to do if it does.

Katie-Didn’t

I can’t say I have a fear of cats but I’m unnaturally hated by them. My parents had to give away their cat because it kept attacking me when I was just crawling around or sitting, my grandma’s cat jumped out of my arms when I was 3 just to latch onto the front of my body, drag her claws down my front with gravity and spring off to do the same to my back (my mom decided against the hospital for stitches unless I got an infection but it took several entire packages of butterfly bandages, maybe 50 or so bandages, to close the 8 sets of claw lines). I’ve literally been bitten or scratched by EVERY cat I’ve come across except for one GIANT 48lb Maincoon named Hagrid that used to put his front paws on my shoulders to try to lick my face. At the same time I have the opposite effect on dogs. There were even two incidents where someone had attack dogs they tried to set on me but the closer they got, the more they slowed down till they just sat in front of me wagging their tails and panting. I’ve NEVER been bitten or scratched by a dog even once. I’ve been chased because they like chasing, but if their intention was to attack me, they just chill out like it WAS a game of chase once they got close. But I also understand dog body language and I won’t move an inch if they’re coming towards me with aggressive or hostile behavior, I just stare at them in a non-threatening “what’s your decision?” way. Oddly I’ve never been afraid of any animals but I’m not dumb, I have a healthy respect/caution of what they’re capable of. I’m not someone that’s going to tap on the bars of a tiger’s cage just because it’s mean AND stupid. I’d also take a WIDE detour if I saw one in the wild rather than being like “I want a picture!!!” because if I get attacked like that it’s my own fault, but I’d be cautious rather than afraid. Maybe because my mom is half Blackfoot (Siksika) and we always did what we could for any injured or abandoned animals (a couple baby squirrels and rabbits with dead parents, an abandoned kitten that someone had taken and hidden under a house WAY too young with their eyes still closed and no teeth, the TINIEST turtle ever, and nursed them CAREFULLY without too much attention so they could be set free in the wild without having become dependent or “tamed” (except the kitten, we found her a home) as soon as they normally would be leaving their parents) we came across. Injured birds, dogs abandoned with mange and other diseases because their owners likely didn’t want to or couldn’t afford treatment, etc. Plus I’m from parents that firmly believed in learning to entertain yourself and that they were there to turn you into adults, NOT keep you occupied, so my sibs and I were kinda like “latchkey kids” and kicked outside every day till dinner time where it was an absolute REQUIREMENT that we all ate together (no one touched food till everyone sat down and there wasn’t a set time since it depended on when my dad got home from work as a nuclear engineer at first IN the maintenance department of the power plant, then head of the department, so no one was horsing around with friends or sneaking out or anything since they knew everyone would be waiting, they’d be caught as soon as dinner was ready, our parents would absolutely freak out because they’d think whoever it was MUST have had an accident causing them to be too injured to come home and police and hospitals would be called first, then the hiding received after all that is enough to make me shudder to REMEMBER seeing and hearing which, was I think, kinda the point so there wasn’t any need for anyone to try THAT again). After that if our homework wasn’t done, we did it and went to bed or if it was we could watch TV with our parents till bedtime. All summer was being locked out except for when I had to use the bathroom since I’m a girl and all my brothers were told to find a tree. We actually received safety lessons every Friday night about “what to do if this happens” for anything from hurricanes, snake bites, bee sting, strangers asking questions, what bad touches are and aren’t and how to know, if you see something that looks like it’s a crime and in what context we should do which thing about it, what if we sprained an ankle, can’t get home on time, literally everything they could think of to prepare us for any given situation (and my dad and grandparents are WWII survivors though he was born towards the end of the war, they didn’t get to the US till he was 6) and my mom’s other half is Jewish descent (not religion, Ashkenazi tribe) so between the 3 cultures there was a LOT of “what to do ifs”. Then we had follow-up Q&A which wasn’t limited to what they’d just gone over, but everything they’d covered to make sure we remembered. We lived on a REALLY tiny island (like 10mi long and maybe 3-4mi wide at the widest point) with a single bridge and mostly empty houses for tourists or summer houses so there wasn’t any actual crime to speak of- mostly the cops monitoring drunken parties on the beach with bonfires from college students that would rent a house. But because of tourists being ignorant we also went out and patrolled (we weren’t the only ones) when the sea turtles were hatching to take away flashlights from people that wanted to watch (the turtles follow the lights reflecting off the ocean to the water and safety from seagulls and crabs, flashlights just take them off-course and let the birds eat them). The island was separated from the mainland by the intercostal waterway on the east coast so it was brackish water suitable for gators. No sharks because the water wasn’t ever really the right currents in the ocean, the sandbars made it too shallow, and it’s never QUITE warm enough for long enough along with the fresher water diluting the salt in the area), but every once in a while a gator would swim too far and come back up on the ocean side then get a bit stuck on the nice warm sand and didn’t want to go back into the ocean because it’s too salty and rough currents. Once I had to call in one that had crawled onto the beach and camped out on the sand to get some heat, and had to stay because the idiotic tourists thought “it was sleeping” and they could just walk by fearlessly. Not being stupid, I’d gone up the steps to the landing of a rental house to keep watch and yell at people to turn back. Only about 70% actually did and it kept getting more and more restless eyeballing people and positioning its feet to charge till an idiot who’d taken his dog off the leash almost got eaten because instead of listening to me, he just leashed his dog and kept coming… the gator started charging, the guy peed himself while trying to climb the nearest stairs so fast it looked like a cartoon with the poor dog getting dragged by the neck trying to bark at the gator, he fell up the stairs and grabbed the dog’s mouth shut hugging it on top of him. He WAS actually lucky because it was tired enough that it decided to use the momentum and turn towards the ocean to go ahead and try for home but it was NOT happy about it. Given how I grew up I think I’m either just wired differently from birth, or being informed and prepared really DOES make a big difference in developing fears to begin with because the closest thing to anything in particular I’m afraid of is ticks, and it’s more about being grossed out about the head burying into the skin and attaching than being afraid. There’s literally SO many dangers in everything you do or even your body functions that anyone could die any time from anything so dwelling on it is just living in fear. I prefer to just live and have the knowledge to respond to any likely situation that comes up because every single day is the same- you either live through it or you don’t, HOW is up to you. When I found out I had cervical cancer at 28 I was like “okay. And the treatment plan is?” because I’d either live or die just like every other day so I didn’t need gentle consolation, I needed to know the best steps to live and get on with living life just like every other day. And that’s EXACTLY what I did while my some of my relatives freaked out and a couple started having nightmares. I had to tell them to leave me out of it, THEY didn’t have cancer and weren’t the ones handling it, I was, so wanting me to comfort THEM wasn’t exactly fair when I was doing exactly what the doctors said and I wasn’t stressed because there’s no reason to be until I’m given a reason to be.

girl_writing_

I cannot wait to see if you'll react to the character songs after this. They're so beautiful and amazing as an extra for the story.