#Adam Deni

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[ima-super-natural]

I can't believe I watched 327 episodes of supernatural only for my favorite character to be a guy who shows up in 5 of them.

[escapismthroughfilm]

⋆˚｡⋆ ⋆˚｡. ⋆⋆˚｡Arrival (2016) dir. Denis Villeneuve⋆˚｡⋆ ⋆˚｡⋆⋆˚｡⋆

[chalamet-chalamet]

Timothée Chalamet with Denis Villeneuve and Amy Adams at the Palm Springs Film Festival ✨✨✨

Credit to The Wrap

[allastoredeer]

Angel Alastor did live in Heaven for a time so presumably he at least knew *of* Adam, even if they'd never met. I'm just imagining in this AU when they were at the strategy meeting, Charlie brought up needing someone to fight Adam, and Alastor was practically bouncing on the balls of the feet going, 'Please please *please*, Charlie, I've waited fifty years for the chance to punch this insufferable man in his stupid face, you have no idea how badly I need this, please-'

Hehehe I actually have this stupid little scenario where Alastor got the opportunity to sleep with Adam, which he took because he was curious about what the first man was like in bed, and it has haunted him ever since.

He would rather die than anyone find out that he actually slept with Adam.

Adam doesn't remember, of course. He's slept with so many people, I doubt he remembers most of them. Which Alastor is 100% fine with.

I'm still not sure I want to make that canon to the AU, but I enjoy thinking about it.

I do love the idea of Alastor bouncing on the balls of his feet to fight Adam, anyway. He's been in proximity of that man before and he's wanted nothing more than to punch him in the face since he heard him speak. He is NOT passing up this opportunity, do you understand, Charlie?

[inubaki]

Show Me Your Face

part 1

Masking Emotions (based off the pilot)

”YOU CAN’T HIDE FROM ME, ADAM!”

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Based off the pilot versions of themselves.

Inspired by @lilacwriter07’s mini story.

Next:

@adamsapple-angst-week-2025

[quaranmine]

one of my favorite jet lag running bits is every time sam tries to make choo choo chew a thing and ben and adam, in control of the episode editing, just add the snack zone intro instead

[lvndrlondonfog]

Okay I always love the good angsty “devastated Crowley after the fall” ideas, but I feel like the majority of them surround him being depressed and sad- which was absolutely a part of it, but I feel like a lot of people miss the idea of Crowley being FURIOUS after the Fall. Raging against the injustice of it all; it was only a few questions! How could the very beings he considered brothers and friends do this to him? How could God do this to him? Not just to take away his creations but the very essence of what he was made for? Sure, he’d made a mistake, but nothing so much as to lose everything.

A lot of the other demons are still bitter, and mean, and evil to this day after the Fall; so why would Crowley initially be any different? Even now, despite being always inherently nice (even if he won’t admit it,) another one of Crowley’s core personality traits is that he has a rather short fuse and large explosions of anger and frustration. While he finds ways to vent and manage it throughout the years (ex. The plants,) his immediate reaction being anger is definitely something that is just instinctually there.

But just; freshly-fallen Crowley having to rediscover balance and humanity while everything around him tried to argue that he should let these feelings rule everything and that there was no hope, redemption, or goodness left for him. For the first time since Falling, stepping foot onto Earth in Eden and feeling fresh wind for the first time, seeing the sun (a star, even if it wasn’t on elf his favorites,) being shown kindness by an angel, the very kind of being he’d been encouraged to hate; finally having to stop his spiral of rage and look around for a moment and maybe even begin to accept things.

[skeletonfumes]

[cloudtinn]

"If you could see your whole life from start to finish, would you change things?"

Arrival (2016), dir. Denis Villeneuve.

[bisexualbob-the-ghost]

Luigi Nicholas Mangione is innocent and is being set up by Mayor Eric Adams of New York to placate the oligarchs that have him in their pocket.

If you think that sounds like conspiracy theorist talk, let me spell it out for you.

Mayor Adams has been charged by the US Department of Justice for accepting bribes and allowing himself to be influenced. 

“For nearly a decade, ADAMS has used his prominent positions in New York City government to obtain illegal campaign contributions and luxury travel. ADAMS solicited and accepted these benefits from foreign nationals, businessmen, and others.”

This is a quote straight from the Department of Justice’s website. The article goes on to say that Adams pressured the New York Fire Department to allow the opening of a skyscraper despite the fact that it had not passed inspection because he had been paid off by a “foreign government.” If Adams could do this to his own fire department, why would it be such a stretch he would pressure the police department? 

What happened with Mangione is simple. The elite of New York City and the rest of the country were shaken by the support of the UHC Shooter and were pressuring Adams to find the culprit so they could make an example of him. Adams then put pressure on the NYPD to find someone, regardless of if it was the actual perpetrator. 

The NYPD, facing a restless public that would not help them and mounting pressure from their higher ups, stuck to their tried and true method of lying through their teeth.

More conspiracy talk you say? In 2022 the Brooklyn DA overturned 378 convictions due to false testimony from New York police officers. The charges overturned ranged from felony charges to trivial parking violations. 

Side note: the city refused to pay for their victims legal fees or recoup the fines they paid.

I believe that Adams, the prosecution, and the police department all know that Mangione did not commit this crime. But sacrificing one little human life is worth it to them to appease their corporate overlords. 

I also believe that they know we know which is why they are marking Mangione as a Terrorist so that any support or talk of him will stop. More than anything, they want Luigi Mangione to disappear. They want to use what they do to him to be an example to keep us peasants in line, while he rots in the dungeon created by their cruel lords.

Don’t let them get their way. Keep talking about him, keep fighting for him, keep fighting for all the people they’ve locked away to keep them quiet.

And remember, if everyone is a terrorist, then no one is. Don't let them shut you up. 

Adams charges source 

False Testimony source

[sergeant-macho-nacho]

Monitor Deeznuts

But seriously its the quiet ones you have to watch out for

What would be the big brain move would be to find all the terminally ill patients (which could be difficult because the insurance companies are probably skewing data of people they know are dying to cover their ass) and watch those people until they die.

[callmebyyournamephoto]

Amy Adams, Denis Villeneuve and Timothée Chalamet at the Palm Springs International Film Awards, 03 January 2025

[elitehoe]

No like y'all don't understand there was a light in Hangman's eyes that I haven't seen in so long like I could cry he was genuinely having the time of his life and that's all that matters ever

[chalamet-chalamet]

Palm Springs International Film Awards (1/3/25) ✨

[deposedefenddeny]

New York City Mayor Eric Adams briefly spoke with Luigi Mangione, the suspect accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, upon his arrival in New York for an arraignment. “I wanted to send a strong message with the police commissioner that we’re leading from the front. I’m not going to just allow him to come into our city,” Adams said during a Thursday interview with PX11 News. “I wanted to look him in the eye to say that, ‘You carried out this terrorist act in my city, the city that the people of New York love,’ and I wanted to be there to show the symbolism of that,” he added.

The Hill on Dec 20, 3:55 p.m. ET