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how to say "I love you" in x-files [204/?] ⤷ 4.14 — “Memento Mori”

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jasnah: personally, i cannot think of anything more terrifying than being stripped of my autonomy and married off without my consent, but my ward's red flag radar seems to be irrevocably broken, so i may as well set her up with the friendliest man i can find.

shallan: jasnah sold me to one direction?? SO EXCITING!

adolin: oh thank the almighty i don't have to bother with figuring out how romance works anymore

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how to say "I love you" in x-files [205/?] ⤷ 4.14 — “Memento Mori”

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how to say "I love you" in x-files [202/?] ⤷ 4.12 — “Leonard Betts”

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Adam Brody as Noah Roklov Nobody Wants This, S01E01

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Tea time

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KERI RUSSELL AS KATE WYLER The Diplomat, Season 1

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End of the Prelude:

End of the Postlude:

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“Well, I think it could be managed so that Rachel and I wouldn’t clash at all. It’s always seemed to me that the reason two women can’t get along in one house is that they try to share the same kitchen and get in each other’s way.”

Anne of Avonlea, Chapter 26, Round the Bend

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You all know I had to check the script to see if the stage direction read: “ Mulder looks Scully up and down- like he wants a snack”

Well it says no such thing, so I guess we can just assume David improvised 👀

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With or Without You

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Absolutely frothing at the mouth reading North and South (victorian novel that uses romance as a vehicle to talk about radical-at-the-time ideas about class and social services) when Margaret argues that the upper class should help the poor (because inherent superiority of upper class and lowkey christian paternalism) and Thornton argues that the poor should help themselves and suffering builds character (because of inherent equality of all people but also the birth of rugged individualism and rampant capitalism) and Thornton and Margaret are so pissed off but also are on a collision course to kiss about it (and both challenge all their preconceived notions of class, wealth, and social services) and this was all 13 years before Karl Marx wrote the first volume of Das Kapital. Listen, I'm not saying North and South is the greatest book of all time from either a social justice or romance perspective but I will say that I have massive overwhelming brainworms about it and I need everyone to read it right now.

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Emma (2009) Episode 1

bonus:

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Isn’t that Mr. Latimer’s daughter over there?