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all my students in my dystopian film class think gale is a better match for katniss than peeta and i told them they were Objectively Wrong and they assigned me a slideshow for homework to prove it and—

look. these children are about to be destroyed.

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also I love that suzanne wrote katniss and haymitch in first person pov but with coryo she was like “third person for you… you get some distance, creep.”

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also I love that suzanne wrote katniss and haymitch in first person pov but with coryo she was like “third person for you… you get some distance, creep.”

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The beef between Haymitch and Snow is so funny. The way Haymitch drank an entire pitcher of milk just so Snow wouldn't get any, so Snow kept supplying him milk throughout his entire stay in the Capitol after his victory... bro what are you doing you're the president of Panem😭

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So, the boys' desk is weirdly wide?? and I just realized it's because it's a partners desk.

There are drawers facing us and also presumably where Edwin sits.

" A partners desk, partner's desk or partners' desk (also known as a double desk) is a mostly historical form of desk, a large pedestal desk designed and constructed for two users working while facing each other. The defining features of a partner's desk are a deep top and two sets of drawers, one at each end of the pedestal" - Wikipedia

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i see your "payneland get together due to a curse that can only be broken by true love's kiss" and i respect it, but a fun alternative that's occurred to me is that about twenty years ago charles and edwin figured out that A) true love's kiss is a sort of all-purpose curse remover, very useful if you get yourselves into magic Situations regularly, and B) platonic kisses count if they are sufficiently loving and true. For example, if the parties involved are committed to spending eternity together.

so now whenever one of them gets cursed their first resort is a kiss. i think charles usually goes for forehead kisses (bonus: he gets to gently cradle edwin's face in his hands), whereas edwin tends to opt for a kiss to the back of charles' hand.

this works at least 70% of the time. in several cases they've done this for curses where the established cure is something else bc it's much easier than tracking down obscure counterspell components or waiting for the moon to be full, which has given them a reputation for being impossible to keep down with curses.

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i meant to be a casual fan but it ended up ruining my life

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read thru diomedes' wiki page today and these two are so funny to me

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post buddie canon episode called “partners” where buck and eddie aren’t allowed to be partners at work anymore so the whole episode we see bobby teaming up different duos on different calls. we get fun character moments between characters we don’t see interacting as much and of course it ends with some big climax where buck and eddie prove they work best as a team and should get to stay partners <3.

tim minear you can steal this one

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Valoa valoa valoa ('Light Light Light', 2022 🇫🇮), dir. Inari Niemi

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them

(timelapse below! making a commissions page soon for anyone interested - also print shop!)

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Got mad at my professor so I drew Odysseus

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today on my zuko should have hair like alucard's agenda

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I influence everyone to watch Dead Boy Detectives and read In Memoriam by Alice Winn

what's a tumblr influencer? what am i influencing? my mental illness? 😭

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harry james potter

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"If you were killed, I doubt I should receive a telegram-our friendship has always been too tenuous for others to be aware of it. Still, in my imagination, I receive a telegram. I see your name and I think, There goes the man I might have spoken to, had I only been able to open my mouth. You say that what is left of you is not worth much. I can only respond by assuring you it is worth a great deal-to me. Your friend, Gaunt."

Book: In Memoriam by Alice Winn