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While I couldn't care less about the Prince, cause he was rasist af, I must say I can't even begin to imagine the pain Queen Elizabeth must be going through right now. She was with him for over 73 years, that's more than some people get to live. To be this long together with someone and not being the first one to go, getting left behind after witnessing the death of your father, mother, sister, and now husband must hurt like hell. No matter how long you prepare for this moment, it's still not easy when it comes. And it never gets easier.

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Throki fam be like:

Loki: This time around you are going to be the one who's punishing them.

Thor sweats nervously because he doesn't like being the bad guy or telling off his baby boys: Why?

Loki obviously irritated: Because I don't want them to hate me if I am constantly the one punishing them. Take some action for fucks sake!

Thor nods, gathers up some courage, and bravely marches into their sons room.

Thor: "..."

Their sons. "..."

Thor: "I have never been in this position before. What would your mother do?"

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Me🧼irl

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Tobirama: *gets a cold*

...

Tobirama: ...Those damned Uchihas...

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Naruto *breaths*

Tobirama: "He might even surpass my elder brother"

A random Uchiha a thousand miles away *breaths*

Tobirama: "Those damned Uchihas are wasting our air."

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When you wanted to move away and solve crimes, but you get Bryce Walker's case and you have to stay and listen to Ani's 13 hour confession and you realize you had more fun in the cage.

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Ani Is The Biggest Mary Sue Since The Invetion Of The Term.

Prepare for quite a long rant peppered with heavy sarcasm and spoilers. This is also posted on reddit.

In S3 we see Hannah Baker replaced as main character with Ani Achola. Now, before I start to get into this I want to make very clear the fact that I hold nothing against her skin color or gender and neither the actress who plays the character. I just hate her for her. Here's why:

1) Not even a couple of minutes into the show, in her case into the shool, and she suddenly is that one girl who gets along with everybody in a place where everyone hated absolutely everyone. She gets along with everyone she comes in contact with, especially the 'bad guy' Bryce Walker. Because it makes total sense for his character to suddenly fall in love with the new girl and not want to be just fuck buddies or something.

2) Everyone tells her everything because, yeah, apparently, it is that easy. Just march up there ask what happened and they will tell you everything in detail. The characters included her so fast, it makes me wonder why weren't they so cooperative with the police since they were all about telling everything that happened since they started school. Stupid.

3) The main character and the main villan fall in love with her, fight for her and because of her, because it is totally unpredictable to be involved a love triangle a couple of weeks into a new town. Cliche.

4) She became everyone's best friend although she barely knew their names. Best example is Jessica Davis who treats her probably better than/just like Hannah. Because it doesn't make any sense for Jess to be close with Courtney (who has been sexually assaulted as well up to a point) or Sheri (What happened to Sheri?) or even poor Chloe who actually had some history with Bryce. But the new girl? Hell yeah!

5) She has some kind of a bad past, a classic Mary Sue trait. Being just with her mother and moving into the house her mother's working in means they are not financially doing okay or extraordinary. She said about Amara Josephine that she is strict and she pretends to be around her someone she is not. Boo hoo, gonna cry in a corner of a sphere room for you love.

6) She is super smart because, God forbid, a classic Mary Sue cannot be stupid. Being into robotics' class and a bunch of other clubs (although she might not really be in them and just say that to get her mother off her back from time to time) and almost always stuck with her nose in books or doing homework if she's not at school.

7) Tying up to what I said previously, almost always with her nose in books, studying, or doing homework, she beats Bryce at poker. And again it makes total sense (please note the irony since you can't hear my tone) for someone like her who doesn't know how to play poker be shockingly good at it despite Bryce obviously playing for years and knowing a trick or two. Bcause beginner's luck beats experience, right?

8) She knows all about comics, different universes, cosplaying, lores, mythology, etc... just like every other girl in the universe.

9) She is shown to be very good at art. Another classic Mary Sue trait, being a good actress or singer or artist, or why not? All in one. So we have so far, art, comics, sewing costumes for cosplaying, brains, super duper friendly, still not convinced? Next one then.

10) She bravely stands up to the bullies. To be specific, Monty. When she and Clay follow him home and he gets out of the house after another round of fighting with his father, Clay just wants to get out of there but she stands her ground asking him if that's blood. Because Monty is really pretending to be a bad guy, ask Tyler, but Clay the coward tells her they need to go because never in history has a Mary Sue backed down when the bully showed up. Monty, in case you haven't noticed, can't hurt a fly and would totally run away if you challenged him. He is super innocent. I heard he can't even throw a punch.

11) Fair warning, this is the biggest spoiler I'm about to give. In the end she saves everyone. Actually just Clay, but yeah she saves the day by blaming Bryce's death entirely on Monty. Monty who considered Bryce his brother and was loyal to him in S2 as a dog would so kill him. It's so obvious. You don't see it because we can't all use our brains like Ani. Because Alex should in no circumstances pay for consciously comitting a murder after not too long ago being the only one who wanted to have the truth come out and everyone face the consequences of what they had done back when the tapes were not public. He's the good guy and Bryce is dead so all hail Ani the hero!

If you read this, thank for your time. I really wanted to get it out of my system because S3 sucked for me specifically because of that Mary Sue, sorry, Ani. If you don't agree, then that's all on you. If you try to argue my arguments with yours, that's fine too perhaps I might even agree with some of them. But don't tell me that she isn't the biggest Mary Sue since the invention of the term because I will totally roll my eyes. I saw from Youtube, Facebook, Insta, Tumblr, that a lot of people don't like her either so feel free to tell me your reasons and let's all pray together that Ani doesn't come back for season 4 to ruin the show.

I hope you have a lovely day/night wherever you are.

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So... Jorah died to save Danny, so that she could live and be the ruler she was meant to be sitting on the Iron Throne as the Queen of The Seven Kingdoms. But then Danny died... does that mean Jorah died for nothing?

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Comrade Dyatlov at some point:

"It's been years and you're still trying to convince me there was an explosion. LMAO. Give it a rest already. Not falling for that. Good prank tho."

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Why You Should Watch Chernobyl If You Hadn't Already

Chernobyl is perhaps the greatest miniseries of this decade and will be one of the most amazing shows for a very long time.

What I loved the most about this show is its accuracy. Its attention to details that I have seen. As a person who has been very interested in the accident itself ever since I learned about it, I have to applaud them for that.

I have seen news reports from 1986 put in there (I'm not sure if I saw it in ep 2 or 3), the helicopter scene you can find it on a Youtube video in black and white exactly the moment it falls apart, the evactuation announcement its the same from 1986 and so on.

I loved that they did not hire just the most amazing actors who to play the roles (Stellan killed it in nearly every scene he was in), but actors who actually resemble the real people to a point it becomes quite freaky. And mostly I loved that they didn't also hire some surreal stunning young actors (as you have seen in many other shows). Just regular actors who delivered better than anyone.

It explains nearly perfectly how the Soviet Union used to do things. First ignore the problem, wave it off as something that's not very important, then when there was nothing else to do about it, try their best to hide their actions and make themselves come out as heroes instead of villans, constantly lying to their own people who had no idea what was truly going on.

It also showed how things used to run. For example, never speak up to your superiors no matter how wrong they are. You do, you get fired or get killed. Never do anything else but what you're told to do no matter what impact it has on others (The world really used to run like that, just imagine). If you knew more than you were supposed to, then you were quietly taken down (unfortunately this still goes on today) and made as if you never existed in the first place.

The show also brings on another important matter the government is usually quiet about which is how unimportant casualties are to them (the reports unchanged since 1987 say there were only 31 victims) and how little they care about the lives and families they ruined (take for example Ludmyla who had lost her husband and her daughter to other people's mistakes) as long their families and friends are alright.

It also shows how easily the guilty people can get away with their crimes (Dyatlov killed all the people in the control room and somehow he outlived them all and got away with a few years in a regular prison just like a regular thief). It also show how they always prefered cheapness to get more money in their pockets over safety. (Never forget that people have paid for that with their lives)

The miniseries is an overall lesson about power, people with power and how people with power use power. Every minute is worth watching, the sets are so well done you actually feel you're in the 80', the actors are all briliant and most of all, everything you see is true and it happened.

In my opinion, the miniseries was better than Game Of Thrones S7 and S8 together, it deliveres a strong message, and to be honest for how good this show was it deserves only notes of 10. It was so amazing that even 9.7 is not enough, but I am glad it is recognized at such level.

The people deserve to know the truth about the world we used to/are living in although, fair warning, it's brutal. Perhaps that explains my obsession with this show. It's the brutal truth.

To all the firefighters, miners, men who cleared the reactor roof, scientists and unfortunate casualties, may you rest in peace and know that your sacrifice was not in vain. We will never forget what you had done for us and we will never be able to repay you, but you deserve all the respect in the world.

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I Actually Liked How It Ended

I know this season has been terrible and in a couple of episodes the writers managed to ruin a masterpiece completely, but I honestly liked the final episode.

I'm not saying it didn't have its flaws, boy it did.

But!

The Six Kingdoms are now ruled by an objective person. Someone who sees and knows everything, basically someone you can't lie to. Someone who does not get involved emotionally and judges things as they are without growing hungry for more. Which is pretty cool since Bran's the justice Westeros needs.

Drogon flying away with Dany was as if he was leaving behind its legend. Something for people to talk about for centuries in the future and given that to this day we still dispute whether they existed or not, well, good job, Drogon.

Bronn got his fooking castle. Sam, the sweetheart became what he dreamed to become but never believed he would. Pod, my love, is alive which is more than enough for me, but making him a knight and part of the King's guard along with Brienne after surviving so much and training so hard all these years? Yes, please.

Brienne is a respected knight in Westeros, now taking Jaime's place as Lord Commander of The King's guard. Her ending was bittersweet, but I loved it nonetheless. The part where she completes Jaime's history in that book really did a number on me.

Ser Davos is the King of Grammar. Stannins is giving him a proud nod in Heaven.

Tyrion may have lost his family, but now he has true friends by his side.

What I love the most is that while Baratheons, Lannisters and Targaryens fought for the Iron Throne, it was ultimately a true Stark who got it in the end (or whatever was left of it). The North becoming an independent Kingdom was a beautiful touch, for they've been ruled by others for far too long. Here was Dany's biggest mistake. You don't go to command respect in a place where it's earned. If she would've been more perceptive about that, I'm 100% she would be alive.

Watching Sansa become Queen was my greatest pleasure. From a little stupid whiny girl beaten black and blue, raped and chased out of her home to the smartest, greatest player, Lady of Winterfell and now Queen. No one deserved it more than her. No one deserved to live more than her. It makes it even more special knowing that before her there has never been a Queen in the North (George himself has said that).

Arya sailing off, about that I'm still not sure how I feel. I know that I feel a little robbed because, come on, how hard was it to put Gendry in there for a few seconds? But I knew she is not going to want to be a Lady and sit around all day.

Jon. Finally. Petted. Ghost.

I wish he would've chosen himself to go to the Wall, but nevertheless he is with the wildlings beyond the Wall now where I always believed he felt closest to home. The show started with a ranger and ended with one.

It is painful to watch the four of them separated then fighting so hard to get back together only to get separated again. But they had changed and they had grown so used to being apart they didn't know how to be together anymore. It's only fitting now that there is truly peace, they will go on separate roads again.

Ramin, no words can truly put how much we all loved his music. Hats off to you!

And so, an era has ended. Our watch has ended, my friends. As the saying goes: Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened. It was a lovely journey which we all shared together, although season 7 and 8 could have gone so much better if they had 10 episodes each, and overall I am pleased with how it ended. It really wrapped up nicely. Valar Morghulis everyone!

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This. This is where Jon was truly a bastard.

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It is heartbreaking to see such a piece of art in such state. Nearly 1000 years of history gone in just one day.

The moment the spire of Notre Dame collapses

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This is perfect. It's brilliant and much better than what I thought it was going to be and I love it. Thank you. ❤

Hi, this is AnnaLiss17 from Ao3. I have seen that you take requests and I was wondering if it's possible to do Lucifer while totally overdressing a toddler Jack, in winter, because it's cold and he doesn't want Jack get sick (Michael in the background thinking his brothet's crazy or sweatdropping would be hilarious too) Sending Lots of Love ❤❤

Drawing Michael was a real challenge…I still don’t know how I managed to finish it o_o….

At least I’m happy with Jack’s result, I liked making his clothes. 

For the lucifer coat I based myself on the nick coat, I just changed the color…

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family.

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Rebekah: You loved Hayley!

Elijah: Did I?

Klaus: [facepalm]

Rebekah: [facepalm]

The fans: [facepalm]

The audience: [facepalm]

The whole world: [facepalm]

The aliens: [facepalm]