Why did she do it?

>>149165980 (OP)
BLUH BLUH
HUGE BITCH

>>149165980 (OP)
Is this referring to her making Terezi blind? Or her giving Vanon and Hussie a hypnosis fetish

>>149166125
>giving
She completed it. I always relay a story about how the consensual hypnosis scene that almost happened in Book 7 of Artemis Fowl between Holly and Artemis would have been one of the hottest things I'd ever read if it actually happened, but it cuts out right before she goes through with it. Vriska and John on the quest bed had me going through the exact thought process and hoping this time would be different, questioning the validity of my obsession, before it actually happened. My favorite thing, in my new favorite forum game, with my favorite character, being done to a nerdy 13-year-old kid exactly like me. That was what hooked me in as a Homestuck fan for life.

>>149165980 (OP)
Give you a boner?
That was Hussie's intention all along, get you hard and throbbing at the idea of fucking his two ton girlfailure wife.

>>149166465
That makes me curious. What would your ideal hypnosis using character and scene in a hypothetical /co/ property be?

>>149165980 (OP)
Why? She thought it would be funny.

Also,I'll never forgive Hussie for taking this away from me.

>>149166951
I don't remember any interaction these two ever had.

>>149166842
>What would your ideal hypnosis using character and scene in a hypothetical /co/ property be?
That's difficult. It would definitely be between Vriska and some other girl (possibly based on some real person I know), but I'd need to to think about who and what the scene would entail. If you spark my imagination well enough, maybe I'll think of something and write a short fic about it.

>>149167040
I'm going to beat you with a rock

>>149166576
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QesaRyrFALU

>>149167153
Just aim at my dick and we're cool

>>149166951
Agreed. karezi and johnvris were peak.

>>149167178
god the memories

Mmmm.
Vriska with big tiddies

>>149167114
Beyond Vriska I also mean in general. You mentioned liking Holly so you shouldn’t discount the possibility of a future cartoon or comic character hitting your sweet spot

>>149167589
I don't discount it. You a Fowloid as well?

>>149167638
Tried to get into it as a kid but only really read the first book. Percy Jackson was my bread and butter.

>>149167433
Everything she's got is big
Unimaginable girth
Don't rattle the cage

>>149167695
I read every book in the Camp Half-Blood quintent probably five times each at least and I followed the sequel series for the first two books, as well as the first spin-off with the Egyptian kids. I've revisited the first three books so far and I think The Lightning Thief is the strongest, although I remember feeling fondly about The Battle Of The Labyrinth especially. I don't remember anything about The Last Olympian.

For me, seeing Riordan tard out last decade made me feel like my waning interest was warranted. Part of the original conceit of the books was that weird kids who were slapped with psych diagnoses and hurled into the tard pipeline of the Northeast school system were actually demigods who were better than their abusers because they were connected to an ages-old mythological happening much deeper and more exciting than the mundane world, and that they were victims of a conspiracy. Percy's lines about feeling shame being in a special ed school say anything I could about my own history here (you might recall that Andrew almost had the same problem). Riordan turning into a vitriolic social justice bully was a complete betrayal and I have no reason to return to the books beyond a certain point now.

Fowl has at least four great books (I would say 4 > 3 > 1 > 2), but I didn't dislike anything in the second half of the series aside from The Last Guardian, and even that had a great intro and a great ending. Artemis is a stronger character than any of the half-blood kids because he's an actual villain and he's a super-intelligent character written in a way that he was actually admirable and impressive to me as a child genius. I have no idea what your perspective on villains is, but if you're here, maybe you're cool enough to give him another shot someday.

I want to thank the person who recommended Prisonbound about a week ago it is really scratching that old Homestuck itch. i like everyone so far, even the ones that initially I don't they all have interactions with some other person that adds depth to their character that makes them likeable to me. This story really shines in character dynamics. Also love the heavy femdom vibes I've been getting. Even Ellith, awkward but retard strong gonna snap my back.

>>149167878
I can agree with that. My interest waned by Apollo
Charmspeak was charmsPEAK though

>>149165980 (OP)
i like vriska as a character but i don't understand why the story takes her so seriously with the looney toons esque shit she does
sure, her childhood was shit but is that meant to be taken seriously or is it a gag? john tries to beat his dad with a hammer, is that serious too?

>>149168806
>john tries to beat his dad with a hammer, is that serious too?

Only if you want it to be taken as serious like the Bro vs Dave fights. Those kids are all disasters in one way or the other.

>>149168806
Vriska is Andrew Hussie’s fetish character.