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sorry im still here....look at the relief on his face the moment he realizes max is going to hold his hand too....he wants it....he needs max like he needs avery....

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D.gray man. ep 15

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I don't know who else is into musicals here... But can we talk about the new Epic saga?

[ODYSSEUS] How does it feel to be helpless? How does it feel to know pain? I watched my friends die in horror Crying as they were all slain I heard their final moments Calling their captain in vain Look what you turned me into Look what we've become [POSEIDON] Enough! [ODYSSEUS] All of the pain that I've been through Haven't I suffered enough? [POSEIDON] Stop! [ODYSSEUS] You didn't stop when I begged you Told me to close my heart [...]

(Six Hundred Strike - Epic the Musical)

It sparks innumerable amounts of joy for my whumpy brain ... JRH you cooked with this one fr ..

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Members of the Whump community looking for books packed with whumpy content!! I have provided:

This list focuses on books in various genres, tagged with their most prominent Whump tropes. It also focuses on queer inclusion.

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Last updated: 7 January, 2024

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ASSAD ZAMAN as THE VAMPIRE ARMAND Interview with the Vampire

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Recently found out about emotional whump. I'm a huge fan, omg. I have a few thoughts as well.

I think non-physical whump requires a looooot of tact. You need to be careful and specific to whump a whumpee emotionally. To really stab them (emotionally) where it hurts.

For example, taunting a captive whumpee who would die for their friends with a "No one's come for you. They never really liked you to begin with."

Or a whumpee and a whumper who have an intimate relationship, where there's absolutely no physical whump at all, but. The whumper will say something that really truly scares whumpee. Maybe a "You need me. You won't be able to live without me." Or, "I've never hurt you. I never will. As long as you're with me."

There's also the classic whump til' they cry. Words can sting. A lot! Or even just horrible actions that never justify the means, all in front of whumpee. Like a whumper who manipulates all of whumpee's friends into infighting. Or a whumper who has too much societal power (i.e. a high ranking employee or government official) that can really, really make whumpee suffer, without even lifting a finger.

Emotional whump is so interesting. New and exciting ways to torment whumpee. Many of which can fly under the radar, not even registering to be seen as whump. It's like playing a metaphorical game of hide and seek. How much whump can I put under the blanket? How much will be found?

Of course, the tears of a whumpee is a pretty good indicator.

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Hughie Campbell | The Boys S01E05: Good for the Soul

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JOSEPH QUINN as ERIC A Quiet Place: Day One • dir. Michael Sarnoski

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robert sean leonard and kenneth branagh in much ado about nothing (1993)

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@whumpgifathon | Day 7: “Crying”

Eric in A Quiet Place: Day One (2024)

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PERIOD MEN IN DISTRESS*:･ﾟ✧ Aneurin Barnard Edition

The White Queen (2013), dir. James Kent, Colin Teague, Jamie Payne Peaky Blinders (2013-2022), created by Steven Knight Dunkirk (2017), dir. Christopher Nolan Interlude in Prague (2017), dir. John Stephenson War & Peace (2016), dir. Tom Harper 1899 (2022), created by Baran bo Odar, Jantje Friese

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James Fox → The Servant (1963) dir. Joseph Losey (P. 2/3)

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James Fox and Wendy Craig → The Servant (1963) dir. Joseph Losey (P. 3/3)

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James Fox and Dirk Bogarde on The Servant (1963) Dir. Joseph Losey (P. 1/3)

- "You won't get many better than me, you know. What do you want? An old hag running around the house, getting you up in the morning at the crack of dawn, telling you what to do? My only ambition is to serve you. You know that, don't you?" -