#Diana bishop

[the-tenth-knot]

Seriously, Matthew's 'oh shit' face is priceless.

A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES (2018–2022) SEASON 2 EPISODE 7

[perhapsblues]

I don't want to be without you.

[jaeausten]

There is an ancient prophesy. It tells of a witch who would change the destiny of all creatures. Some believe that this fearsome witch will alter our understanding of life itself. I believe you are power indeed.

A Discovery of Witches, 2.06.

[the-tenth-knot]

Honestly, I want to know more about their relationship so so much.

Shadow of Night Read Along 2024 Ch6

"‘If you are so prescient, then you should have foreseen what your betrayal would mean to me,’ Matthew said, gradually unfolding himself. ‘Get out of my sight, Kit, or so help me God there will be nothing left of you to bury.’ ‘You would have her over me?’ Kit sounded dumbfounded. ‘In a heartbeat. Get out,’ repeated Matthew."

Kit betrays Matthew and Diana and unleashes the wolf.

I don't mind, I could watch Matthew trying to keep it together all day (sorry Matthew 😬) 🔥🍿

📷 Sky/Bad Wolf A Discovery of Witches (2020) s2:01 my edits

[mametupa]

"Once the world was full of wonders but it belongs to humans now. We creatures have all but disappeared demons, vampires and witches... hiding in plain sight fearful of discovery ill at ease, even with each other. But, as my father used to say in every ending... there is a new beginning."

[shlofolina]

A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES | 1.05

[amberkendslacy]

Start of Season 1:

End of Season 1:

[magicaloxford]

The Hall at All Souls College in Oxford *:･ﾟ✧ In the evening light it looks very suitable for the vampire academic who resides in All Souls in A Discovery of Witches. 🌌

[alannacouture]

The Love Story of the Witch & the Vampire 💗

[thosearefuckingonions]

I hope a discovery of witches does well when it hits Netflix. I need the fandom to be active again

[sarademian]

A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES (2018-2022)

[mrs-declermont]

❗️❗️THIS IS NOT A DRILL❗️❗️

We have finally got a title for book 6! In the coming months I'm sure everything else will be released, and the puzzle that is book 6 will be revealed in it's glorious completion.

[sweetaprilbutterfly]

Vampire Appreciation Week: Day 2 - Favorite vampire/vampire dynamic OR favorite vampire/non-vampire dynamic

Matthew Clairmont & Diana Bishop

[winnie-the-monster]

[jaeausten]

I am a time spinner. I have come from the future to seek out a special teacher. I’ve seen the Book of Life with my own eyes. I don’t understand how my magic is connected to it, but I do know this. My relationship to my magic, to Matthew Roydon and to the Book of Life are woven together. One cannot exclude the other.

A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES, 2.02.

[fanthropology]

Nothing is funnier to me, in the whole series, than the scene where Kit and Louisa trap Diana, only to have her turn the tables on them. Because she has them surrounded by fire, with her firedrake screeching at them, and she says “let me tell you your futures… you have none,” right when Matthew, Gallowglass, and Hubbard show up, and Matthew is immediately like, “it’s ok, Diana, you can let them go, we’ll handle it now.”

And then as soon as she extinguishes the fire and Corra’s back in her, Matthew pulls out his sword to take a swing - “I fucking told you, Kit!” Like that exact second. He’s not waiting for any talking and he’s pretty sure Diana’s fine, but he needs these motherfuckers to understand how he feels about Diana immediately, and he’s willing to get stabby over it.

A relatively close second in terms of hilarity is the post-falcon hunting scene, in which: 1) Matthew Goode slowly progresses into a velociraptor impression to portray vampire rage, 2) Diana waves her hand to set shit on fire in front of Matthew with, “we’re not done talking,” and 3) Gallowglass’s casual notice of the fact that the door and wall are totally charred shortly afterwards, like, ok, guess that’s from Diana. No questions though, he just assumes whatever she set on fire deserved it.

I may have rewatched it too many times, because I love love the show, but I’ve reached a point where I find everything absurd, in a totally logical way. It all makes sense, but it’s enabled by the general idea that people make absolutely terrible decisions when they’re emotional. Just consistently bad decisions all around, for virtually everyone, congrats guys, you’re all having the human experience.