Fandom: Friends at the Table
Pairings/Characters: Ver'million "Millie" Blue, Coriolis "Cori" Sunset, Echo Reverie
Rating: T
Creator Links:
humanmorph
Theme: Trans & Non-Binary Characters, Indigenous Characters, Canon LGBTQ+ Characters, Science Fiction
Summary: i really like putting these 3 next to each other. there’s a lot of cool throughlines / parallels / contrasts that are SO fun to think about… like their relationship to (doing) violence!
Reccer's Notes: Gorgeous fanart of Sylvi Bullet's three main player characters from Friends at the Table's sci-fi seasons! I love the theme of violence that humanmorph is exploring here - all three of these characters were raised to do violence in one way or another, and all three are on a journey of grappling with that - and I just love to see these characters all together, too. They're all queer, they all have complicated relationships with their families of origin, and at least two of the three (Millie and Echo) are, like their player, trans or nonbinary.
Despite their many similarities, though, they're very different characters whose differences serve to illuminate one another, and humanmorph does a wonderful job highlighting these similarities and tensions with the colours and symbolism in this piece. I especially love how Millie, foregrounded before Partizan, and Echo, looking over the Quire system, are contrasted by Cori, in the middle, standing happily below her god's many watchful eyes. She's still comfortable playing the part of the military poster child in a way Millie never was, and Echo never had to be. I first saw this piece when the artist posted it nearly five months ago, and I'm still overwhelmed by feelings about these three characters every time I see it!
Fanwork Links: [ ]. ARE YOU READY TO DO VIOLENCE?
Pairings/Characters: Ver'million "Millie" Blue, Coriolis "Cori" Sunset, Echo Reverie
Rating: T
Creator Links:
Theme: Trans & Non-Binary Characters, Indigenous Characters, Canon LGBTQ+ Characters, Science Fiction
Summary: i really like putting these 3 next to each other. there’s a lot of cool throughlines / parallels / contrasts that are SO fun to think about… like their relationship to (doing) violence!
Reccer's Notes: Gorgeous fanart of Sylvi Bullet's three main player characters from Friends at the Table's sci-fi seasons! I love the theme of violence that humanmorph is exploring here - all three of these characters were raised to do violence in one way or another, and all three are on a journey of grappling with that - and I just love to see these characters all together, too. They're all queer, they all have complicated relationships with their families of origin, and at least two of the three (Millie and Echo) are, like their player, trans or nonbinary.
Despite their many similarities, though, they're very different characters whose differences serve to illuminate one another, and humanmorph does a wonderful job highlighting these similarities and tensions with the colours and symbolism in this piece. I especially love how Millie, foregrounded before Partizan, and Echo, looking over the Quire system, are contrasted by Cori, in the middle, standing happily below her god's many watchful eyes. She's still comfortable playing the part of the military poster child in a way Millie never was, and Echo never had to be. I first saw this piece when the artist posted it nearly five months ago, and I'm still overwhelmed by feelings about these three characters every time I see it!
Fanwork Links: [ ]. ARE YOU READY TO DO VIOLENCE?
