arkhamarchitecture:

The fact that Taliesin Jaffe very deliberately cast a spell that would start destroying Molly’s body even faster than normal means that it was his decision not to bring Molly back. Taliesin said his goodbyes to Mollymauk and is moving on. He’s even doing the kindest thing he can do for Molly and making sure his body doesn’t rise again as an empty and lost shell, alone and in pain.

Don’t go on about how they didn’t ‘try’. There was nothing to try. They have no spell components and no ability to cast powerful enough rez spells. And Taliesin made sure that nobody else would be able to try with Clay’s decompose spell (which isn’t a spell in 5e, no, but it IS a spell in Pathfinder, the game they all played originally. Matt homebrews plenty of shit). That’s Taliesin’s choice to make and no one else’s.

Rest in peace Mollymauk, you were loved and always will be.

(go get you some good dick from Vax in the afterlife)

fjordsfakeaccent:

hey also, we gotta address jester not being able to draw anything for the Traveler and just writing/asking him why he didn’t come to save her because that was heartbreaking and im not okay

jigoku-nozomi:

Matt: *describing them coming across Molly’s grave*

Me:

criticalrolo:

“You can’t… blame yourself… when someone takes advantage of you.”

LOOK AT THAT CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT IN ACTION 

the-mighty-meh:

Ophelia: the killings of the Iron Shepherds can under no circumstances be tracked back to the House of Mardun

M9: *rolling up to the estate in a magic cart and horses stolen from the fort, drinking dead people tea and eating omelet* sup

princessamericachavez:

Okay but

Caleb was so soft to Jester this whole episode and their friendship is so important to me. I mean.

• The soft way he says “Jester…” when she asks for Molly
• He refuses healing when he was desperate for it minutes ago
• The way he invites her to his magic bubble and then, displaying unusual playfulness, says they should hide from the others being very quiet.
• “Can anybody come in or just the people you like?” “You can come in 🙂 ”
• Insisting the money meant nothing when she playfully implies they had ulterior motives.
• Caleb being the only one that recognizes Jester’s cheerfulness is an act.
• “She’s an incredible woman, but talent doesn’t equal… happiness, I guess.”
• Caleb agreeing that Jester is fearless and strong and has nothing to be afraid of.
• Trying to get her to drink with them to relax and cheer up.
• Most importantly, telling her she doesn’t have to when her reluctance becomes evident.
• I’m just