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Most of the couples in Double Life need marriage counselling. Except Jimmy and Tango and Etho and Joel

Thought of the idea that cats have 9 lives and they can literally take the vow,"Till death do us apart." seriously and leave their cat spouse after 1 death.

That's when I remembered Grian and Scar in 3rd Life but this was one sided and Grian was too invested to change allegiances after death.

https://youtu.be/-Wr2MWpnbtw

Hybrid heroes, an Animatics series by Szin. It’s going to be great and I cannot wait!!

The art is good, the concept is good, the music is stellar! The timing of the text is a little fast but it is readable! Just watch it! It’s soo good!

Grian: whoever is the unlucky person to be soul bonded to this *gestures to himself*

Also Grian: *gets bonded with Scar*

Double life is just gonna be a soulmates AU, slow burn and idiot and serious fan fiction for all Desert duo shippers isn't it?

Funny how Percy is gonna be the one with "golden princess curls" in the live adaptation now.

So, I have a BIG request for all the Arabic (I think it's Arabic) speaking and reading users here. You see, I just noticed that in Callum's spell book, there's this text about Aaravos except it's in another language.

So I put it through Google Translate and, it said that it was Arabic. But I don't speak Arabic, and we all know that Google Translate isn't the most accurate source for translations and it's pretty difficult to understand.

So, I'm leaving it here and on Reddit so that a person who knows Arabic would Translate it for me.

Sooooo, I dinda drew something. Well it's absolutely horrible and will make me win worst art of the year buuuut.

Ta-dah! I present to you, Graham Calloway!

Ok, I'm not part of this Fandom for reasons I don't know myself but I watched The Dragon Prince back when Season 3 was released. Now I've kinda been looking through AO3 and Tumblr cause I recently rewatched it.

And I have a few theories.

Well for starters I want to say, I personally don't believe in the Theory of Callum being half elf. So this is how I think Callum gets his powers.

So I wanna start by stating what we've seen so far about humans and primordial magic. Humans don't have any, so they resort to dark magic, or they use primal stones. Their magic isn't inbuilt like elves.

So we had Callum become a mage by using the latter. However,

And we had Callum become a mage with the latter. However, Callum started doing magic too, without a primal stone and without using dark magic. So how did he do this?

Theory number 1.

Humans (except for Callum) as far as we've seen, can't do magic like elves. The elves are basically born with the connection to an arcanum, like we see the Sunfire elves sort of transform or be immune to fire. And even then, we see some better than others.

So what if, it's about their understanding to this specific magic type? Like because Lujanne believes more in the Moon primal sources magic, its reason and explanation and its connection we see her using more of it. But we don't see Rayla use Moon magic (aside from her fight with Runaan) and see her explain the fundamentals of the magic. So I believe it's about belief.

So what if, humans were meant for magic, the thing that was different between humans and elves were that humans were, to say, more privileged. They can do all sorts of magic, they just need to connect to the arcanums, believe in the primal sources and their connections, unlike elves who can only do the type of magic with the type of arcanum they were born with.

Then what about dark magic? Where did that spring from?

I believe that before the divide, humans were lazy, like Viren, they refused to believe and yet still wanted all the power in the world. So the connection with the arcanums and humans was destroyed by corrupt humans who went on to corrupt all the human race inthe elves' eyes, thus the divide happened.

This is what I explain happened to Callum. There were two versions of him, one that did anything for power and his own greed, and one who believed in himself and believed in Primal sources and that he could connect with them, and the fact that dark magic was wrong. One that was corrupted and one that tried to understand.

So basically, Callum was the only human in centuries to resist Dark Magic and connect with an arcanum.

Theory 2

We don't know much about Callum and Ezran's mom Sarai aside from how she died and the fact that she has a sister. In this theory, I believe that Sarai has powers too, or something like that. Now I know that mostly when discussing about Callum's powers people say that he must've gotten it from his father or something like that.

But something got me thinking, Ezran can talk to animals. What if it's like Ezran's powers or something like that, communicating with animals. And since Callum and Ezran were brothers, that probably means that they inherited having powers from their parents, and Harrow doesn't have powers (that we so far at least know of), so only one person was left, their mother.

Now we don't know much about Sarai like that much like her origin or something even though we do have someone who can tell us, her sister Amaya.

I know it would make no sense if Sarai had powers that Callum and Ezran have inherited and Amaya had no powers. But what if Amaya did? I mean not anyone can take on hordes of elite Sunfire elves or break through wooden pillars like she did fighting against Rayla (granted she was using her shield but that much force and power is something I don't think a human can do).

I think that Amaya has super strength or something, it might not make sense as the previous theory but I seriously think Sarai has something to do with all the powers and stuff.

You know what? Here's my take on 'Gray's not good enough for her.

THEYRE IN LOVE. AND DONT CARE.

*ahem* excuse me.

Gray, as Duane Capizzi said, 'is not good enough for her'. But here's how I think this might mean for red crackle.

You can't deny the attraction, okay? Nobody looks at their 'big brother' like that

But here's the thing, he changed

Also, no one winks at their 'little sister' like that. And their chemistry was something else (granted that Carmen had amazing chemistry with a lot of characters).

Anyways other than that, I think some people might agree, Gray was with V.I.L.E and kind of evil, like he tried to kill that someone for V.I.L.E, try to take Carmen back to V.I.L.E by force (train to Paris), willingly become a thief and going to a school of thieves, AND then willingly coming back even if he could have chosen to go with Carmen in Bellum's lab.

The way I see it, Gray was evil. And that's exactly what I think Capizzi meant in the interview, Carmen was good, she was this type of hero who stopped the bad guys and Gray was a bad guy. A good person like Carmen needed a good person, not someone who would make her sad or break her heart like when Gray did on the train to Paris or in the Himalayas. He would hurt her again and again if they got together after him recovering her memories, I mean stealing was in his nature, his memories weren't fully back but he was still stealing, and Carmen hated stealing. And the fact that he willingly didn't want to complicate her life by him means even he knows that, it's a habit he can't get over, and doesn't want to make Carmen suffer because of it.

However, the mutual attraction they share and their past is something that I believe is what will make it difficult for both of them to stay away from each other. Gray was changing in the last episode of Season 4, he realised that this wasn't the Carmen he knew, this wasn't even like Black Sheep, this was cruel and uncaring, the exact opposite of Carmen and Black Sheep. There was nothing he wasn't willing to do to bring her back, he sacrificed his career (something very important to him), abandoned Tigress (an old friend) and even sacrificed his life. He went to A.C.M.E Knowing he could be put in prison or killed for Carmen. Just proving how much he'd be willing to sacrifice for her.

From the man who was ready to kill the archeologist in episode 1 to stopping Carmen from killing Shadowsan (even though he probably knew Shadowsan killed Carmen's dad) in the last episode. I believe he changed for the better.

When we go back to the hospital scene with Cheif. To me, it sounds like he wants to change, stop stealing for Carmen's sake. If he'll start stealing again, he'll just be another operative on A.C.M.E's wanted list, opposing sides from Carmen, hurting her, again. And until he stops his criminal impulses, he'll keep hurting her again and again, complicating Carmen's life.

And this is what I think is why Gray didn't agree to Chief sending his contact information to Carmen, he wasn't good enough for her. Which is exactly what Duane Capizzi said, he wasn't good enough for her. BUT, I believe that nonetheless, Carmen and Gray will run into each other again and maybe when Gray thinks he's redeemed himself enough for Carmen, he'll confess. And seriously, good enough or not, I think Carmen loves him and wouldn't care anyways.

I know it isn't the best out there but it's my over alI third creation so I'm really proud that it turned out half decent.

In short words.

le Avery:

Andy, in the background:

Avery: Did it hurt when you fell from the vending machine?

Aurelie: What-

Avery: ‘Cause you a snack.

Aurelie:

Avery:

Aurelie:

Andy, in the background: *gives Avery a thumbs up*