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On this page, you will find 100 small/medium gifs of the actress SASHA LANE in Born in the Maelstrom. All of these gifs were made by me. Please DO NOT crop, resize, or edit these without asking my permission first – I will most likely say yes, but please be sure to ask before doing so. If you find these useful, please REBLOG this! When playing her, please keep in mind that she is African American and Maori.

• If you find this useful, please like this post or reblog if using. It means a lot!
• If you’d like to go through all of my gif packs, click here (x)

• Three tabs (not counting the posts): Drop down faq + ask box, muses, and navigation
• Cool bouncy effect on sidebar “notification” box
• “Login” box with typing effect. I figured if I’m going to make a web browser kind of thing, I might as well include a login box!
• iMessage style chat posts
• Cool icon hover effect on navigation.
• Updates box
• A clock, because why not?
• Description appears when you hover over the sidebar.
• Mostly everything is edited through the customization panel, but for the main links and the tabs, you will need to go into the HTML. I’ve labeled everything, but if I’ve missed something, let me know!

• Sidebar Image (300x400)
• Three icons on second tab (40x40
• Image on third tab (320x430)

• HOVER CSS
• iMessage chat posts by animalites
• Honeybee icons
• Drip Icons
• Google Fonts
• Dafont
• I also want to thank Glenthemes for this idea for organizing the customization panel!

• Do not steal or claim as your own.
• Do not touch the credit.
• Do not use as a base code.
• Feel free to edit for personal use.
• Popup links are edited in the HTML.
• If you have questions, let me know!

HERE you’ll find #66 gifs (268x151) of SOFIA BLACK-D’ELIA as Erin Calder in THE MESSENGERS (episode 04). All these gifs were made by me, so please, like or reblog if you find them useful. You can turn them into gif icons, use in crackships etc, all I ask is that you let me know first and/or credit me in the post.

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Your regular b99 trash is back with another gif pack! This one contains one of my favourite faces! I’m self indulgent, what can I say? So in this pack, you’ll find 104 gifs of Winston Duke as Dominic/Mini in episode 21 season 4 of Person of Interest.

You can use them however you like. They can be used for sidebars and roleplaying! But please don’t use them for gif icons or edits without asking me first. Thank you, and I hope you guys like this one!

Also, tagging @tasksweekly for Task 21; Black Faceclaims

TRIGGER WARNINGS: guns, shooting

Disclaimer: Listen, I’m not saying I’m a pro at writing villains. I’m not even saying that I’m a good writer. I’m just saying that I enjoy writing morally ambiguous characters and if I can lend some info that may help other people feel more comfortable doing the same, then I’ll attempt to do that.

Writing a villain is no different than writing any other characters. Crafting a villain requires care as the villain is just as important to the plot’s progression as the protagonist. Without a worthy opponent, the protagonist runs the risk of appearing lackluster. When crafting a villain, it is important to keep in mind that villains, like every other character, have to be believable. They cannot simply be evil geniuses who laugh maniacally while twirling around in their capes. Villains have things they love, things they hate, things that motivate them. They have families and histories. They have traumas and things that set fire to their souls. So, then, what separates an antagonist from a protagonist or a villain from a hero?

At the end of the day, villainhood is an expression of morality or the lack thereof. Villains are immoral, meaning that they recognize what society has deemed as good and what society has deemed as evil and actively choose to do something despite it being evil. In contrast, a character that is amoral is one who exists outside of society’s moral code. They do not know that the evil thing they’ve done is wrong. So, the villain who laughs maniacally while laying out their evil plan is immoral, not amoral. 

Villains are not bound by the conventions of law, rules, contracts, or any other kind of societal boundary. They understand that these boundaries exist, but they make the decision to step outside of them. Compelling villains are not simply characters who flaunt rules because they can. Compelling villains flaunt societal rules because they have convinced themselves that they are better than the rules, they know more, or are doing the world a service by committing an atrocity.