#1x11 the eye

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[frankiebirds]

so nice of reid to offer to do elle's files for her. what a gentleman! <3 no takebacks!

(Not included in the subtitles on the last image: Cross-talk with Reid saying "What?!" while Elle is saying "four of mine" and Elle following "Yep," with "Mmhm."

also:

Hotch smiling! twice in one episode!

[jesuis-assez]

Tim & Lucy ↳ 1x11 - Redwood

[bloodfreak-boyking]

Sam being unbearably pretty in 1x11 Scarecrow

[zoennes]

13 DECEMBER, 2018 ✧ DONDERDAG, 11:12 ✧ SCHOONHEIDVERSARY

THE FIRST TIME THAT SENNE CALLED ZOË ‘BEAUTIFUL’ (AND ITS SUBSEQUENT PARALLELS)

[locke-esque-monster]

What exactly were Meg's orders or her plan in Scarecrow?

Was she told to go to Indiana, knowing she'd meet Sam there or was it a chance meeting? Narratively, it makes more sense she was there on purpose. But she also didn't question the orders until the end of the episode after she met Sam, so either she was reiterating the argument, or this was her first shot to question orders.

Let's assume she's there on purpose. Did she get her full orders prior to meeting Sam and playing aloof at first was either her specific instructions or her personal choice on how to enact her orders? Was the aloof thing to hook Sam in or was she just supposed to get a glimpse of him and report back?

I ask report back because she described the van driver as a creep - did she kill him too to use his blood for follow up orders? Seems likely based on her being at the bus station - I can't imagine with Meg's personality she'd be eager to leave him alive.

But following that, was Meg supposed to convince Sam to come with her to CA? Because presumably old Yellow Eyes is also there with John tracking him. Was Meg supposed to plausibly break the brothers apart and get him to the YED, or just to test the waters to see how easy it would be?

I'm wondering if all this is because I'm curious if Meg was supposed to be a prototype for Ruby. With what we know about the other special kids getting seduced to the dark side, was Azazel trying to see how easy it would be to get Sam? And when that failed, Lilith was put in charge of that task and tried a different more subtle tactic? Aka by Lilith using a tactic that used Sam's love for Dean turned into revenge, versus his love of freedom from his family expectations (a little more of a classic Lucifer move - as presumed possible by Azazel when trying to recruit the Lucifer sword).

And is there an entire alternative plot line where Sam follows Meg and the pieces of the puzzle of the apocalypse fall into place differently? Dean still sells his soul (maybe for John instead) and Sam opens the door for Lucifer, maybe a little more willingly?

Structurally it's likely this all wasn't planned out yet, but the implications of the Sam-goes-off-Meg and that version of the apocalypse starts are fascinating.

[megaclubdiolis]

Michinaga x bumping into Mahiro in his own house

→ 第十一回 「まどう心」 ​​​// 第十三回 「進むべき道」 ​​​

[djkerr]

Wait for it... 😂

TGW 01x11 Infamy

[hersweetrevenge]

rohan campbell as dane (1x11), experiencing the five four stages of grief.

bonus:

😱pictures taken moments before disaster😱

[djkerr]

TGW 01x11 Infamy

[booasaur]

Gotham Knights - 1x11

[ggukalaxy]

just finished my rewatch of all five seasons of bbc's merlin, and my sister and i decided it would be fun to keep count of how many times merlin saved arthur's life throughout the show, so here is an accumulated list:

(disclaimer: it is absolutey possible that we weren't always watching attentively and that we might have missed a case or two, but i like to believe that it is kinda accurate)

times arthur would have died if merlin hadn't saved him

• 1x01: dagger thrown at arthur ⟶ merlin slowed down time to pull arthur out of the way

• 1x02: snakes supposed to poison arthur ⟶ merlin exposes the snakes and arthur kills them

• 1x04: poisoned cup ⟶ merlin drinks from it instead

• 1x05: a griffin attacks them ⟶ lancelot fights it, and merlin enchants his sword/spear so that it’ll work

• 1x07: arthur is to be sacrificed to the sidhe ⟶ merlin saves him

• 1x10: ealdor gets attacked, including arthur, and they’re doomed ⟶ merlin creates a huge wind gust to save everyone

• 1x13: questing beast attacks arthur ⟶ merlin kills it

• 1x13: questing beast bites arthur, the poison is fatal ⟶ merlin gets water from the cup of life to save him

• 2x01: arthur gets attacked by a huge boar (?) ⟶ merlin uses magic on a crossbow to save him 

• 2x01: camelot gets attack by living stone statues ⟶ merlin destroys them

• 2x02: assassin tries to kill arthur during a tournament on horses ⟶ merlin uses magic to make the assassin fall off his horse

• 2x12: dead stone statue thingies attack arthur and his knights ⟶ merlin uses magic to make the ceiling cave in and pulls arthur to his side, separating them from the statue thingies

• 2x13: arthur's wounds are getting worse ⟶ merlin finds balinor in time and has him help him (HONORARY MENTION)

• 3x04: arthur gets attacked (again) ⟶ merlin uses magic to save him (again)

• 3x07: morgause tries to kill arthur with a fire beam ⟶ merlin uses magic to make the fire beam explode before it reaches arthur

• 3x08: arthur gets attacked by wyverns ⟶ merlin uses his dragonlordness to stop them

• 3x08: arthur wears the eye of the phoenix bracelet (sucking life-force out of someone) ⟶ merlin takes it off him

• 3x12: arthur gets shot by a poisoned arrow ⟶ merlin uses magic to help him, then brings him to gaius

• 3x13: an army of immortal deads attacks camelot ⟶ merlin empties the cup of life of their blood to “kill” them all

• 4x01: dorochas attack arthur ⟶ merlin pushes arthur out of the way to get attacked instead

• 4x04: their food gets poisoned ⟶ merlin uses magic to save them

• 4x05: arthur fights in a duel and is about to be striked down ⟶ merlin makes the opponent’s sword fall out of his hands with magic

• 5x01: arthur and their men get attacked by morgana’s men ⟶ merlin saves arthur and gets them away from the battle

• 5x04: arthur almost got beheaded by odin ⟶ merlin created an earthquake with magic to stop that

• 5x06: dark tower traps ⟶ merlin parries an arrow with magic

• 5x07: arthur gets poisoned ⟶ merlin saves him with magic

• 5x08: someone wants to shoot an arrow at arthur ⟶ merlin attacks the shooter and saves arthur

• 5x11: kara tried to stab arthur ⟶ merlin uses magic to save him

and the one time he fails: 5x13, mordred stabs arthur with a sword forged on a dragon’s breath — merlin doesn’t get him to avalon in time

which brings us to a total of 27.5 times that merlin has saved arthur's life throughout the show

we also kept track of all the times arthur saved merlin's life, so here is that list:

• 1x03: merlin tells uther he is a sorcerer to save gwen (which would’ve gotten him a death sentence) ⟶ arthur convinces his father that merlin is lying out of love for gwen

• 1x04: merlin drank from a poisoned cup ⟶ arthur gets the antidote for him

• 1x11: arthur drinks poison so that merlin won’t have to ⟶ it was actually a sleeping draft though (HONORARY MENTION)

• 1x13: questing beast attacks ⟶ arthur pulled merlin out of the way

• 2x12: dead stone statue thingy attacks merlin ⟶ arthur strikes it down

• 4x01: a dorocha flies towards merlin ⟶ arthur pushes him out of the way

• 4x08: the lamia was about to kill merlin ⟶ arthur comes in at just the right time

which brings us to a total of 6.5 times that arthur saved merlin's life

it's kind of crazy to me to compare it like this, because on the one hand 27 near-death experiences across 65 episodes doesn't really sound like a lot. but at the same time i can't believe that arthur would have died 27 times if it hadn't been for merlin. and to think that arthur only saved merlin's life 6 times though?? oof

on my next rewatch, my sister and i want to make a list of all the moments that contributed to arthur's death (a so-called "doom list" with moments like merlin poisoning morgana in 2x13 etc), but that one is definitely going to be more subjective, since it'll be based on things that we think could've prevented arthur's death if they had gone any different

very excited to debate all the things that could go on that one!

[jumpingpuddlespodcast]

Stargate Atlantis | 1x11 The Eye

[angelsdean]

*record scratch* freeze frame. Reality Check. "You're the one who came and got me at school. You're the one who dragged me back into this." let's re-evaluate that statement, Sam, because that is not, in fact, what happened.

The context in which Sam makes this statement is that he's arguing Dean used to care about the revenge quest and killing the demon because Dean is the one that came and got Sam and thus "dragged him back" into the quest to kill the demon. But, that is not why Dean went to get Sam at school, it was to find John, who was missing and possibly dead. Dean didn't even Know about the demon at this point (they don't find out that "the thing that killed mom" is a demon til 1x11) or that John was closing in on it. Dean goes to Stanford to ask Sam to help him look for John, that's it. Then, at the end of 1x01 Dean brings Sam back to school in time for his interview as promised, and drives away. He only turns around when, in the deleted scene, he notices his watch has stopped, cluing him in that something is wrong. And he gets there in time to save Sam from the burning building.

Sam then makes the choice to leave with Dean because now that he's lost someone, he is personally invested in finding John because John knows more about the thing that killed Mary (and now Jess) than anyone, and Sam is the one who is now consumed by the need for revenge and the first step in getting that revenge is finding John, something he had no vested interest in doing before, but is now heavily invested in, even more than Dean is, as we see throughout the first half of s1 where Sam is often the one calling around looking for John and is more interested in searching for John than taking on random cases.

Anyways, it's just so interesting to track this revisionism of events and how both Sam and Dean come to accept this as the truth when it's literally not what we saw happen throughout the season. And we see Dean start to absorb this belief after Meg plants the seed in their heads in 1x16, trying to drive a wedge between them, by falsely saying Dean "drags Sam around like luggage" when literally the whole reason Sam and Meg meet is because Sam wanted to part ways in 1x11 and Dean let him go. Sam then comes back and decides to stay all on his own, even after Dean offers to drop Sam off somewhere.

Dean expresses in 1x16, that yes, he wants Sam around, he wants his family together again, but at the end of that very episode Dean is also the one who says they need to split up from John, even though it's the last thing he wants. Dean consistently is willing to let people go, even if it's not what he personally wants. And especially Sam. Over and over throughout the season he expressed how he wants Sam to have a normal life, is willing to let Sam go, or stay in some random town and drop the search for John. So even IF Dean did secretly want Sam to stick around when he went to get Sam at Stanford, he never expected it. Never enforced it.

That Sam comes to think Dean "dragged him back" into hunting is a purely revisionism and a bit of projection, I think, because Sam might not want to face the truth of the matter which is that he consistently chose to stick with hunting, and actually enjoys it more than he'd like to admit. And, as both he and John express, this quest to kill Yellow Eyes becomes "their" obsession. Not Dean's. Dean is the one who says he'd rather they never find the demon if it means losing his family. Dean is the one that says getting revenge isn't worth dying for. And then, Sam takes this to heart, when at the end of 1x22 he refuses to kill John Possessed by Azazel at Dean's pleading, AND when he tells John that killing this demon does not come "before everything" while eyeing Dean bleeding out in the backseat.

Dean was never the one invested in revenge. He did not come get Sam from Stanford to aid in the family revenge quest, he came for help in finding their missing father, something Dean cared abt simply because that's family, and Dean cares deeply, despite everything John put them through. Dean is the one that cares, the heart of the narrative, etc etc. He comes to Sam because he is alone in the world, because their only other blood relative is missing, because it's a very human thing, to reach out, to want family around. And still, he was always going to let Sam go after the 1x01. He didn't like it. It's not what Dean wanted. But he was going to let him go back to his life. Sam chose to follow Dean and continue searching for John.

[obsessedwithwhump]

The A-Team Whumplist

Now, the A-Team gets itself into many, many, many scraps. I've only noted the times where the pain lasts for more than a second. Enjoy!

1x3 Face gets beat up

1x6 BA gets shot in the leg, Murdock gives him blood (rare AB- blood type)

1x8 Hannibal gets a punch in the gut, breaks a rib. Murdock gets hit by a car while sitting in a trash can

1x9 Face walks into a tree

1x11 Hannibal and Face crash a motorcycle

1x13 Murdock gets blinded, he guides Hannibal through landing a plane

1x14 entire team thrown from the back of a truck

2x9 B.A stepped on a rusty nail

2x14 Face punches Murdock (part of a plan)

2x18 Face's drink was spiked, he passes out

2x20 Murdock's stepped on (busted ribs), Face's thrown (broken nose), B.A's in an endless fist fight (played for laughs)

2x21 Face gets punched down, B.A and Hannibal are poisoned

2x22 Murdock and B.A are pushed down and the house they're in is set on fire

2x23 Murdock gets shot in the shoulder

3x1 Hannibal is punched in the stomach

3x5 A tree falls on Murdock's leg

3x7 Hannibal is beat up, Murdock drops a door on B.A's foot

3x9 Face gets punched in the eye, gets a cut

3x14 Murdock gets overpowered by bad guys

3x16 B.A. is drugged by the bad guys while fighting in the ring

3x19 Face is punched down

3x25 Decker is punched down. Murdock gets his head knocked

4x1 Hannibal gets beat up by.. himself..?

4x3 B.A dislocates his shoulder

4x4 Murdock falls down a building (MASSIVE plot armour Jeez this guy is invincible)

4x5 Hannibal is drugged

4x7 Hulk grabs onto Murdocks shoulder too tightly (very brief)

4x11 Murdock is drugged

4x14 Murdock crashes a kite. Later on he falls and twists his knee

4x23 Murdock gets shot in the shoulder (if only there'd be a scene directly afterwards.. but NO. NOTHING. NO AFTERCARE). Fullbright gets beat up badly and shot dead.

5x1 Hannibal gets burned while playing the Aquamaniac

5x3 Frankie and Murdock are knocked out by gas, Face is shot (just an imagining from Hannibal)

5x5 Frankie is seasick, later he's hit in the gut with a gun. Face is tortured for information

5x6 Frankie is sucker punched

5x7 Murdock gets punched in the gut

5x8 emotional whump for Face (and Murdock tbh)

5x9 Hannibal is found unconscious

5x13 Face is shot, Murdock is thrown down

If I missed anything, let me know. I really loved watching this show (especially Murdock).

[goodwhump-temp]

Hajime Nagumo Whump | Arifureta: From Commonplace To World's Strongest

1x01 The Monster of the Abyss - Scared, arm sliced off, bleeding out, crying, pain, betrayed, DNA changed 1x02 Pandora's Box - (Thought KIA'd) 1x03 The Golden Vampire Princess - "Stabbed x6", blood sucked x2, shot at 1x04 Guardian of the Depths - Shot by powerful dragon blast, head bleeding (eye destroyed), unconscious, passes out 1x05 The Maverick's Lair - Bandaged, headache 1x07 Great Reisen Labyrinth - Almost drowns 1x11 The Monsters' Day Off - Face scratched

2x01 Irregular - Weak, bleeding (flash-forward teaser) 2x03 Black & White - Ambushed, hit by powerful beam, unconscious, carried, burned/scarred 2x04 Reunion - Recovery, weak, choking 2x10 God's Apostle - Cheek sliced x2