#And I am Claire

[manny-jacinto]

MODERN FAMILY (2009–2020) #05.17 'Other People's Children'

[ph-cutie]

Monday, 16:47

[frodo-a-gogo]

Let us be brutally honest with ourselves and with eachother for a moment. If he weren't obese you motherfuckers would be capable of percieving evrart claires sexy sexy moral ambiguity and complex charms

[average-book-enjoyer]

trina, jason, and mendel: Oh what a lovely table! Such a romantic table :)

the table in question:

[magpie-trinkets]

continuing that "maya tries to contact claire" post, i present you the post-Spirit of Justice follow-up

[yonae]

"Since we have this opportunity, why don't we go explore the fair? I'll do my very best to escort you."

[yannaryartside]

No thoughts, just Luca looking at Sydney

The second gif, Jesus. The way he touches his mouth…

Like, girl…

[yyamssoup]

old RE stuff i didnt finish

[linusbenjamin]

Lost —1.01, Pilot

[manchestereyes]

thinking about how phil was the first openly gay person dan had ever met. and how phil had so excitedly welcomed dan into his circle of old school youtube queers. and how being around that many queers at once (at the gatherings) was so exhilarating for dan, yet he still chose to spend most of his time with phil.

thinking about how they didn't yet know they had found their person when they first met, but how they both had such massive crushes on each other that they were dearly hoping even then that they could be each other's forever. and how over the course of just a couple months, after hours and hours of skype calls and constant visits, they knew. maybe they didn't know at that point if they were forever, but they knew they were in love and it was the greatest feeling in the world.

thinking about how phil was dan's safe space after a lifetime of closing himself off from the world. and how they're both each other's biggest supporters, even now. and how thrilled they must be to still be so deeply in love even after 15 years. how they were stretched to their breaking points, yet still held tight to each other through it all and are now standing stronger than they've ever been.

what they have really is so special, isn't it?

[normasshearer]

Claire Trevor as Helen Brent in BORN TO KILL (1947) dir. Robert Wise

[bitchassangels]

claire definitely stumbles upon the am i lesbian master doc at some point and, after applying all of that information to herself and realizing a few things, she thinks “huh, this reminds me of dean for some reason”

and then a few months later she’s chilling at the bunker and sees one of those infamous prolonged eye contact violent yearning sad boy interactions between dean and cas and a lightbulb goes off in her head. so that night she quietly prints a copy of the master doc and leaves it on dean’s pillow. with a little note saying “it can apply to dudes, too, yknow”

and then a week later dean and cas are officially dating and nobody really even bats an eye because fucking finally. and now every time sam does something remotely annoying dean accuses him of homophobia, much to sam’s alarm (and cas’s delight)

[espeartz]

Sayo has been in my head lately

[gorjee-art]

why are girls always so obsessed with forensics...? the world may never know

[deanspunchingbag]

so you are gonna sit there and tell me claire doesn't just show up to the bunker at random times. sometimes covered in blood, sometimes yelling about needing help getting rid of a body, and sometimes just because she hasn't had a lead in a couple days and got bored. she makes jokes like 'it's giving daddy issues' and the boys get so mad because they cannot understand what the hell she is trying to say. that's usually followed by an old man joke, and cas saying something like 'having a difficult relationship with your father is probably the reason you tend to respond with violence over compassion'

[yonae]