I Wish More People Would Acknowledge Argenti’s Asceticism Outside Of How It Would Impact A Potential

I have nowhere else to post these actually so they will go here for now because I love aarastrid :3

I wish we got to see more of Ziard and Elarion because like all of that would’ve been so interesting to see and learn more about especially with how Ziard was the first (? Correct me if I’m wrong, it’s hard to keep track of tdp lore) dark mage

"How does Aaravos care about Claudia when he’s manipulating her?" The thing is that Aaravos, for as much as he clearly does care about her and views her like a daughter, is way too blinded in his revenge for Leola to not continue having Claudia as his pawn in his grand scheme of things like he does care for her but his vengeance for Leola will always be his topmost priority.

Aaravos has even said that Claudia is his only light in this world and I do think that since he was trapped in a mirror for THREE CENTURIES without anyone nor knowing when anyone would come and find him plus his clear longing for wanting his daughter back plus the fact that everyone else hates him and fears him would make him desperate enough to the point that he literally drove Terry away from Claudia to make her dependent on him so she– really the only person he has left– wouldn’t leave both because he’s genuinely attached to her and because she’s an important pawn besides it’s clear that the father daughter dynamic had caught him by surprise/wasn’t planned and you can tell from the early seasons that she was always meant to be a pawn that he can’t afford to lose.

Something I’ve been thinking about lately is the fact that the Cosmic Council had said something along the lines of "Leola teaching magic to humans would plunge the world into chaos" and the fact that the chaos could very well have been Aaravos??

Like the (I forgot what it’s actually called, my apologies) future vision that comes from the star primal seems to come in more of a prophetic riddle than a play by play scene of what happens so maybe when they were looking at the future of what would happen they didn’t realize the chaos was Aaravos taking his revenge and they realized too late which is why they didn’t stop him because the chaos had become the Cosmic Order after the event of Leola’s death?? Just a thought that’s probably way off mark though

Aaranyxstrid posting because I adore them dearly and have been shaking them in a jar in my head

This acc is slowly getting off track from my analyses but I genuinely do not know where to put these so deceitfuljest posting I cheered

They’re so funny to me

Thinking about my tdp epic au where Harrow takes place of Odysseus because I needed to combine my interests for the hundredth time

Something I’ve been thinking about lately is the fact that Aaravos didn’t know where his prison was. He states in the ep 'thunderfall' that he didn’t get told where his prison was kept. And his prison was literally placed in the sea created by his OWN TEARS where his daughter’s carcass laid plus (I think at least?) placed where her heart would’ve been. Like I wish we got to see his reaction to that because it would have been so interesting to see

I keep seeing people not understanding why Ezran had such beef with Runaan when he forgave Zubeia and that it was bad writing but I think it makes a whole lot of sense, though it definitely could have been better written.

Like at the start of season 7, Ezran had just (at least I think he just got there? My memory is horrid, my apologies. Correct me if I’m wrong on anything in the timeline :) ) arrived to his kingdom that has been burnt down by a dragon (potentially causing more wariness around dragons and humans getting along even though Ezran has tried so hard to get people on board with the idea) with most, if not all of his DECEASED father’s and mother’s stuff they still had having been burned with them including the building where he grew up with his family and made those memories with them burned downed, having to process that and plan how to move forward when suddenly his father’s killer had just walked in with his own brother and friend trying to say it was fine when he clearly couldn’t think right with so many emotions.

And then Callum’s point about how Ezran forgave Zubeia even though she called the order to kill Harrow because thing’s were complicated is a good point but we have to remember that Ezran is a king now, with much more weight on his shoulders who had thought that it wasn’t very complicated this time because as far as he was aware, Aaravos’ prison was with the Celestial Elves and there wasn’t going to be a world threatening conflict that would cause things to be complicated. Besides he’s swamped with the duties of being king, I doubt he had enough time to FULLY process his grief for his father when he was so busy.

Had Rayla not broke Runaan out, I’m sure Ezran would’ve eventually let Runaan go (as seen in the last episode of s7) when he manages to clear his head because, Callum’s right, he forgave the dragon who literally gave the order, or at the very least give him a shorter punishment because of how long Runaan had been trapped in that coin.

I think the most important thing about it though is that Ezran is still just a kid. A kid who’s going to make mistakes and let his emotions take over solid logic and reasoning, especially when he’s dealing with the destruction of his kingdom.

A missed opportunity was definitely decoining Kpp’ar and letting him and Aaravos have an interaction because it would’ve been such a fun dynamic plus Aaravos looked so ecstatic to see that Kpp’ar was practicing self-eating magic that I’m sure that would’ve been a topic that led to a very interesting conversation