Hi guys. Long time no see. I'm officially off for the summer since I'm done with all of my finals in college. And you're probably wondering why the title of this chapter is "Thanos." I'll get to that in a second.
Today wasn't too eventful except that I had to take Sam out a lot of times since he has an upset stomach from eating something he wasn't suppose to.
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He's doing better now, if you guys are wondering.
And an update about his ears: his hematoma's about gone, and he doesn't really have those ear infections anymore, but that ear is going to remain floppy for the rest of his life, which I'm fine with since he's cute with it.
So, you're probably wondering why the title is "Thanos" right?
It's because of this:
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You guys probably think why I posted this.
This got me thinking about what -Sitarday- said in her Writing Hacks book here on WattPad (which you should all read, along with her other stories since she's talented) about Mary Sues and villains.
I'm gonna summarize what she said without explaining too much, so you can see what she said in her book if you want to read it, but what she said was that a good villain in a story needs to have weaknesses, like Superman with his kryptonite.
I won't go into detail on what happens in Avengers Infinity War, or EndGame, since I don't want to spoil anything, but you can see in that Tumblr post what Thanos does.
Well, I'm gonna go enjoy the rest of my evening. I'll leave you guys off with this picture
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