Question to others who have chronic migraines, do you guys struggle with video games and after intense sessions of consecration? I personally cannot play video games more than one hour before I get dizzy and nauseas, and a full day of work ends with me needing to sleep off an incoming migraine, and if that work included a lot of loud noises I will get the intense pain the next day needing a full rest, only getting better after vomiting. I used to suffer as a child if I stayed up late watching TV as well but that was before I was allowed to take any meds but till this day video games are a big no.
The music that plays during Haggar’s softer/sympathetic moments is interesting to me. It always plays when it’s about her identity, and the melancholy to them are not just chilling, but downright haunting. There’s also the fact that the music then shifts back into threatening and serious moments later. This cue from the music is telling us this character is tragic, and sympathetic, but never forget how terrifying she is. It really is fascinating to see fan reactions to all of these scenes, because everyone sights them as being incredibly heavy, which they are. They carry a lot of weight every single time, and the music adds that extra drop in the viewer’s gut when these scenes start. It really makes you wonder where the character is heading for the final arc of the show.
Nothing but respect to anyone who creates art – let’s face it, I can’t draw to save my life – but genuine question:
Why does EVERYONE draw Coran at the beach in one of those Victorian style stripy swimsuits with the long arms and legs?
This man is clearly going to wear the smallest Speedo he can get his hands on. He might wear a Hawaiian shirt over it, but you know it’s gonna be open at the chest.
superheroladies 