Jonathan Sims

whose excited for the second hurricane‼️‼️ (the pubsubs are now stocked and ready to go in my fridge)

THE CHASM OF DOOM 

by Jean-Baptiste “Djib” Reynaud

Scene from ORV chapter 429

This is one of my favorite scenes (it's my favorite arc) and I was wondering about the different ways the term "other people" could be interpreted

Edit: interpretations of YJH's line in a reblog (found here)

were we just kids, just starting out

doom yourself before the narrative does

I hate the implication that the Spider-Man in our universe is the goddamn popsicle

nothing a bit of concealer can't hide.. :)

more paradise steve bc im obsessed and hes somehow become my muse rn i have so many doodles hes just so sad. pls read the fic

and summore

Look I am like Georgie in episode 99, screaming at Jon to talk to people, to not cut himself off, to share his troubles, to stay

But honestly? I suddenly began thinking from Jon's point of view. His assistant and friend died on his watch, he found out there is a ritual that is supposed to end the world, he is trying to figure out how to prevent it.

At the same time he's been framed for murder, hunted by multiple parties, burned, dropped at terminal velocity, taken into the woods to be executed, find out he's trapped in his job and trapped others along with him, find out he's slowly turning inhuman and possibly dangerous and constantly around a person who he knows is out to hunt him and will kill him when she gets the chance.

Meanwhile he sees everyone else he cares about are fine while away from him. Disgruntled, depressed, angry. But fine. And he puts two and two together and decides it's because he's away from them and doing it all on his own. And then he also hears that his ex also had a supernatural encounter in her past and feels it's related to all of it. Then the danger reaches her doorstep and proceeds to blow out her lights.

Not saying he made the right choices but I can definitely understand this point of view. Only he's hurt. Everyone else is fine, not great but fine. And that's a price he's willing to pay.