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please reblog the fundraisers you see on your dash. please. if you claim to care about palestine, NOW is the time to prove it. everyone said gaza will be worse off if trump wins - well, now he has. the least anyone can do now is reblog and share and DONATE to as many fundraisers as possible. especially if you're american. you want harm reduction? this is harm reduction. help gazan families.

you can't decide where to start?

gazafunds

mohammad, nawal, and baby roaa

yousef, khadija, and baby majd

ahmed, his family, and their cat soso

nairuz and hussein's spreadsheet | gazavetters' spreadsheet | the butterfly effect spreadsheet

fundraisers linked on my blog

pick a name. any name. read their story. realize that what you feel now, they feel everyday, a thousandfold. donate whatever you can. at the very least, reblog if you can't.

there is no excuse not to.

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Jonas: How is the most beautiful person in the whole world doing today?

Martha: I don't know, how are--

Noah: Elisabeth is fine, thank you for asking.

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I just finished Dark… yeah 4 years after it ended… and became obsessed with Noah and Elisabeth’s love story, as well as Regina and Aleksander’s… but sadly the fandom is dead and I already went through all of their AO3 fanfics, as well as the ones here in Tumblr… and YET I NEED MORE. Do you have any recommendations? 😔😩😭

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this becomes even funnier when Vanessa says that she thought that when the interviewer mentioned “his son”, she was talking about a real child, and not Grogu 😭😭😭

#The movie is gonna be interesting

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Fancast // Post-Dance of the Dragons

George MacKay as Aegon III (eldest son of Queen Rhaenyra “the Realm’s Delight” Targaryen and her King Consort, Daemon “the Rogue Prince” Targaryen)

Louis Hoffman as Viserys II (youngest son of Queen Rhaenyra “the Realm’s Delight” Targaryen and her King Consort, Daemon “the Rogue Prince” Targaryen)

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Modern! Harwin Strong with his older boys Jacaearys and Lucerys.

📸 by Rhaenyra Targaryen

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Okay Lord Cregan Stark, you have my attention.

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JENIN, JENIN (2002) dir. Mohammad Bakri

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Mahmoud Darwish, “Viewpoint,” trans. Fady Joudah, in The Ecco Anthology of International Poetry, edited by Ilya Kaminsky [ID in alt text]

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Mahmoud Darwish, from Journal of an Ordinary Grief (tr. from the Arabic by Ibrahim Muhawi)

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From Two poems by Mahmoud Darwish

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i love his hair here! he needs to bring the glasses back!

also....not my gifs!!!

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THE FACE OF AN ANGEL (2014)

Jesus, Joseph, Mary, and the wee donkey... what a trainwreck of a movie but Daniel Brühl looks ridiculously hot here—the turtlenecks and one strand of hair that kept falling out of place were doing it for me—also his friendship with Cara Delevigne's character is cute so it's not a complete write-off.

p.s. Have I seen this more than once? I plead the Fifth.

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Chagny Fancasts, anyone?

Have to say, clearly there is an Aesthetic™ to the look I expect from a de Chagny man (mustachio and wavy curls a must!). I've considered ~all~ of these men as a great face for either Raoul or Philippe at some point.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson (upper left) remains the forerunner for Raoul specifically. He had that perfect Leroux!Raoul baby face and dramatic yet vulnerable flair when he played Vronsky. Still, Tom Hughes (bottom left) definitely has a great vibe for a more melancholic or steely Vicomte, or a musical-leaning Vicomte. But he also makes me think of Philippe, which I guess is fitting given musical!Raoul often feels like a splice of the book brothers!

Rupert Friend (upper right) and Philip Froissant (bottom right) meanwhile are other Philippe-specific options. Granted, they and Tom Hughes were all a decade too young in these roles, but they just scream the vibes I am looking for! Rupert Friend has this insistent steadiness to him that I would expect from le Comte, and the admittedly more Chagny-likely coloring of the two actors. Still, I cannot pass up a mention of Froissant because he as Franz Joseph just has this seriousness about him, even when he's openly vulnerable or laughing. The frustrated elder brother/too young patriarch vibe is just undeniable! I could easily see him carrying on a night life and an affair with a dancer, all the while prioritizing duty and society and managing those around him with a natural ease. If we were ever to get a proper Philippe/Chagny brotherhood on screen, I'd want the elder to exude that energy.

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"Henry V and his French Bride"; "Honeymoon", by J.C. Leyendecker

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Carlos Sainz | Mexico, 2022