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they’re right outside the door and they don’t know…

severance (2022-) // anam cara by john o'donohue

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Was it different with me?

Severance— Season 2, Episode 6: "Attila" (2025)

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Dana Scully my beloved <3

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“we shared vessels” is up there but funniest fucking shot of the episode is that cut to the empty MDR work station. dylan busy homewrecking his own marriage. irving wrecking someone else’s. mark and helly in the ninth circle of a four dimensional situationship. Seth out of office for the day on an official paperclip management seminar. Idk why reddit is so pressed about finishing Cold Harbour that shit is NOT getting done

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was it casual when i wrote to you very personal and intimate diary pages while i was fighting with the incurable cancer while you were looking for the cure and a cause and then you hugged me and kissed me on my forehead telling me that 'the truth will save us both'

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You couldn't tell? That she wasn't me? SEVERANCE 2x05 "Trojan's Horse"

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Happy birthday, Huey P. Newton! (February 17, 1942)

A founder of the Black Panther Party, Huey P. Newton was a revolutionary and a radical whose ideas influenced a generation of Black and leftist activists. Born in Monroe, Louisiana, Newton moved with his family to Oakland during the Second Great Migration of Black Americans from the South in response to racial prejudice and anti-Black violence. Newton learned to read by studying Plato's Republic, and he retained a political and philosophical mindset throughout his life. While studying at Merritt College in Oakland, Newton read the works of Marx, Lenin, Fanon, Malcom X, and Mao, among others, which further influenced him towards left-wing and revolutionary politics. While still a student, he met Bobby Seale, and the two co-founded the Black Panther Party, crafting its Ten-Point Program together. The BPP's program demanded housing, healthcare, employment, and revolutionary education for Black people, as well as an end to police brutality, imperialism, and capitalism. Newton's BPP began a number of social programs in the Bay Area, including providing food and education to impoverished Black youth. The BPP also became known for its focus on armed community defense, with Newton in particular a strong advocate for the right of Black people to self-defense. Newton also used his leadership position within the BPP to advocate for the rights of women and gay people, embracing them as equal partners in the struggle for liberation. Newton was arrested in 1967 for voluntary manslaughter, but a public pressure campaign contributed to the charges being dropped, and he subsequently was invited to visit China, where he met with Zhou Enlai. Newton was murdered in 1989; a man named Tyrone Robinson was convicted of the act. Newton left behind a large body of work, including his autobiography, Revolutionary Suicide.

"Revolutionary suicide does not mean that I and my comrades have a death wish; it means just the opposite. We have such a strong desire to live with hope and human dignity that existence without them is impossible. When reactionary forces crush us, we must move against these forces, even at the risk of death."

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Milchick: I stopped the otc, hired and fired 5 people, commissioned a 3 minute long propaganda claymation, carried pineapple gift baskets on my motorcycle which was really hard to do-

The Board: Thanksss :) here you go :)

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My Art: 'Monday' || The X Files

Paste Pencils on Cardboard

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SEVERANCE | Season 2, Episode 5, "Trojan's Horse"

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Irving B and his coworker Helly R

[ivan the terrible and his son ivan] baby’s first time posting art on tumblr

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if markhelly isn’t back together by next ep i will kill myself in front of apple tv HQ

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you’re in her dms im fucking her outie at the ORTBO we are not the same

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my beautiful wife..........

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Severance is so many things, a commentary on corporations and labor, on trauma, on religion, on the concept of “self”, but once I noticed how hard they actually go on the commentary of the treatment of children, I couldn’t unsee it

The little white lie “This is the tallest waterfall on the planet” brought me back to all the times I was lied to as a child—over harmless things, funny things, things that didn’t matter (holidays, magic, bedtime, death)

Lies your older cousin tells you because you don’t know any better and that’s the way of things, the power and frustration of knowing vs not knowing

Told you can’t leave, can’t explore, can’t choose what you wear or eat or do, the concept of permission dictates every detail of your life and you better be sorry (and sorry is all you are) if you violate these edicts; even deep emotions are the privilege of adults—adults can cry all they want for as long as they want; but innies? What do they have to cry about. Death and disease and devotion happen outside these walls. And you don’t belong there

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devastated at how helly's "in case we don't come back" at the end of season 1 was actually prophetic. since otc was triggered there has never been a point where all four of them were together again. it's been helena pretending to be helly the whole time. mark has reintergrated so it's not really him either. and as soon as we get helly back irving is fucking killed. they were never reunited after that night and now they never will be. things will never be the same again

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"Not everything here is a lie" KILLED ME.