#Grace EP

[ylge]

Kiss me and never let go

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[riickgrimes]

We can make this whole damn world ours if we want to.

DANAI GURIRA as MICHONNE GRIMES THE WALKING DEAD: THE ONES WHO LIVE | 1.01 - "Years"

[mobius-m-mobius]

Happy Birthday John Simm ♡ July 10, 1970

[ivomartins]

[wistfulwatcher]

So, The Sentinel's Special Projects team has the gestation of a llama. I don't know what that means.

[twinsarekeepers]

Of course Annabeth thought Thalia wanted her to earn her love!! Thalia Grace who’d never had anyone to take of her, not her mother, and certainly not her father. Thalia Grace who felt Jason’s absense everyday, the guilt of it, not being able to take care of him. Thalia Grace who met Luke Castellan but he took care of himself just fine and so did she so there was no need to worry. Thalia Grace who met a girl who ran away at an even younger age than she did. Thalia Grace who lost her brother and then met a girl the age he would’ve been if she hadn’t.

Thalia wasn’t making Annabeth earn anything, she was just scared she’d get that precious little girl killed and all her fears were almost proven right that day in the cyclops cave so that’s why she turned around and made sure it never happened again on Half-Blood Hill.

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

These two should get married

[moowithmidnight]

Actually House fandom I don’t think Cuddy is the literal devil and House the poor widdle innocent angel who she stepped on in 7x15 <<<3333

[columboscreens]

[asexualjedi]

The way garak interacts with julian and how dukat interacts with kira is a very flirting vs harassment situation

[kaitcake1289]

AFTERPARTY YURI 😋😋

[confoodles]

Does anyone else feel like Aylinluna was horribly out of character this episode?? I've heard that apparently some things were cut, so that might be the reason but it still felt weird. Like ur telling me Luna, who has literally been so respectful of Aylin's boundaries literally even last episode, is suddenly forcing her to go out of her comfort zone?? Okay, fine, I understand the concept of wanting ur gf to get along with ur friends, but ur telling me Luna wouldn't stand up for Aylin when someone is clearly getting in her face and making her uncomfortable?? That she would call her an ALIEN??!!!

[the-real-sasuke-uchiha]

Why do I look like a spotless princess even when I am being kicked down.

[super-powerful-queen-reyna]

Nike is like Ares huh?

Huh?

[polkadotjohnson]

ER - Heal Thyself (2008)

[tempestandwhirlwinds]

Percy Jackson Ep. 3 Thoughts (MINOR SPOILERS FOR THE SERIES AHEAD)

Okay, I've seen a bunch of conflicting takes on Percy's line about how Thalia "met a pinecone fate" so I figured I'd give my two cents.

To those who read the book, this line does come off as unnecessarily unsympathetic and rude - and while this does make sense AFTER Percy actually meets Thalia, at this point in the book Percy is pretty empathetic of what Thalia went through.

However, the show isn't going exactly line by line with the book, and they are emphasizing both Percy's anger towards the gods AND the "you will be betrayed by a friend" subplot. Because of this, we can understand why in the show Percy reacts to Thalia's story with skepticism and doubt towards the gods ("the most powerful being in the universe's best idea to save his daughter's life is to turn her into a tree?"). And since we know about Annabeth's pride and faith in the gods, she reacts to this statement with anger, describing Thalia as a true hero and immediately stating that Percy could never live up to her.

Combine these factors with the little factoid we learn later in the episode (about how Percy chose her for the quest because of her ruthless nature and because he couldn't believe they'd ever be friends, therefore preventing the betrayal line in the prophecy) and it makes total sense why he would respond to Annabeth's provocative statement with a uncharacteristic moment of callousness. If it had just been Grover telling him the story, like it was in the book, we almost certainly would've gotten a more emphatic response.

But one of the many things I like about this show is how they are making the characters more complex, heroes and villains alike. Percy not only isn't a perfect hero, he isn't a perfect person, AND he is also twelve! He makes a lot of dumb comments and he is very strongly influenced by his emotions! He is also has the habit of making off-handed remarks, and sometimes they lighten the situation, and sometimes they don't.

With all the analysis I've been seeing about this show, I'm shocked by how many people are making snap judgements about the whole series from one line in an episode. We're only on episode three, y'all. Give them time to work and flesh out these characters more, and maybe have some trust that the author knows what he's doing? Maybe wait to make your in-depth analysis about how certain characters are portrayed until we see all of season one 💀