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I wanted to share a bed with you. Same. I'm sure we'll get to do it one day.

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NICK NELSON + THE CROSSED ARMS POSE

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Nick + Charlie + Parallels + Callbacks + Moments of Growth (Season 2)

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The Heartstopper World Cup crossover you didn’t know you needed - same cinematographer as HSs1

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Such a great snapshot of the evolution of Narlie from Nick’s POV

1. Intrigued

2. Friendly

3. Good friends

4. Crushing

5. Incandescent

6. Safe space

Nick’s journey from “hi” to “i would fight the whole world for you”

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Charlie sass is the best sass.

And a pretty good recovery just after imagining Nick declaring his undying love

HEARTSTOPPER EPISODE ONE || “MEET”

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I don’t think it counts as a landscape if it has people in it.

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Highly recommend this podcast for great episode by episode deconstruction of Heartstopper

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Doorways and corridors as liminal spaces in Heartstopper pt 1 of 8

Thanks so much to @herewetumble​ for editorial help and @barrows-teeth​ for feedback and the awesome gifs! All mistakes are mine.

Find part 2 here.

Part 3 here.

Part 4 here.

Part 5 here.

Part 6 here.

Part 7 here.

Part 8 here.

If you want, you can read the whole thing without gifs on AO3 here.

Doorways and corridors are not just scenery in Heartstopper — they are silent characters supporting a journey. 

Charlie Spring walks through a corridor to meet Ben after winter break, and passes through a doorway where a teacher is taking down some decorations. Could this be a signal of things changing?

Keep reading

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Bathed in the orange glow of Tara and Darcy’s colours, insights and proof of joyous queer love

HEARTSTOPPER | Season 1, Episode 3 - Kiss

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Heartstopper hands 💖

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Nick Nelson being Very Normal about his friend.

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I think Uncle Jack sees you as a fragile little teacup. The finest china used only for special guests.

Hannibal, Apéritif (via hannibalcafe)

It's a joy to go back and rewatch these earlier episodes now to review how the main characters initially interacted compared to where they are by the end. Hannibal's evil intent is clearer, on rewatching, because we now know to doubt his intentions, to scrutinise every subtle clue, every slight change in facial expression. There is no filler in the show's dialogue. Every word has meaning, intent. The brilliant subtlety of Mads Mikkelsen's performance, the beautifully ramped up degeneration of Will Graham by Hugh Dancy. This show is so layered that each episode can be viewed multiple times revealing new delights, clues, links, threads that carry across the season.