#I can watch these scenes on repeat

[urghblergh]

Back on my bullshit. :D

(Distant Voices S 3 E 18)

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Inspo!

[wildflowerspollinator]

Bridgerton 3x08 "Into the Light"

I wish the scene was longer than 20 sec we were robbed.

[hyakunana]

Motivity Builds be like

[kindaorangey]

ROLIN!!!!! EXPLORE ARMAND'S RELATIONSHIP TO ISLAM IN THE SHOW AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!!

[maydaydiaz]

eddie diaz you’re so special to me🫶

[psychopomp-namine]

I'm watching chain of pronouns and idk if the phrasing in birth by sleep was intentional but it sure is neat.

the amount of stuff sora just Does Not Remember about riku though... (and we're not even getting into the meteor shower and the KH3 sacrifice)

the ending is so interesting because namine likens the un-remembered promise to the good luck charm that sora was already able to recognize. but ultimately, I think the good luck charm isn't related to the promise. because if sora was able to recognize the charm and return it to its original form, and the promise was "chained"/linked/associated to that charm, then he should've already remembered the promise namine was talking about.

I think it's popular opinion in the necklace theory that the charm was supposed to be the crown necklace, but I think it's a red herring. the charm already changed to the wayfinder charm when sora remembered. so it's not related to the meteor shower memory. it's supposed to serve as an example of what could happen if he remembers the promise namine said he forgot. imo!

so chain of memories (a game released in 2004) promises us a "thank namine" scene and that there's a precious promise that's waiting to be remembered, because doing so will unlock everything else sora has hidden in the shadows of his heart. okaaayyyy. okay okay okay. okay.

[wrydd]

you know, jason finding a way back to earth-19 after earth-51 bruce dies would be awesome. i mean, sad. i mean, he feels at home there. it's safe, it's warm, it's dangerous, it's mysterious. it's full of wonders. and jason is hurt. he thought he had it in 51. sure they had their disagreements but they could find a way to work it out. he saw it. he hold it in his hands. he found it and lost it in the shortest time. and earth-19 is the closest he's got to feeling at home. bruce there is the opposite of this one. opposite of every other bruces he encountered. he's softer to jason. more understanding. he wishes him good luck. he doesn't have a jason to lose in the first place. maybe that's why they were able to connect the moment they locked eyes with each other. maybe that's why it was easy to give in to the pull between them. to get close without a fight. i am filling the gaps in my mind with lingering touches and quiet talks while snuggling on each other when they were waiting for the night. the ghost of a possibility hanging between them. this would be different in every sense. he could have this bruce only to himself. it could be nice. he could start over here. he could heal. somehow. even at the cost of upsetting the balance. especially at the cost of upsetting the balance. after all, can you really call it love if you don't take on the world for it?

[cheriboms]

doctober day 9: zipline

now ik this piece is set technically like. a minute before that happens but i just liked this sketch too much, so naturally i had to finish it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[carpediemma]

Okay back to your regularly scheduled Edwin and Charles brainrot.

Your daily edit recommendation whether you like it or not is this lovely one by PerfectLife (or anna_pl on discord).

I swear these edits just make me obsessed with new songs.

So watch. Obsess. Give it some love.

[sentientsky]

hey guys check this out [cries so hard i throw up my entire intestinal tract]

[hyohaehyuk]

Rolin: "(...) what they (Jacob and Sam) didn’t understand was that the entirety of the series served as the backbone to the context of the scene"

Source: sdccblog - What We Learned About Anne Rice’s Immortal Universe at the ATX TV Festival Panel

[manicali]

I’m learning random words in Japanese from anime I am absolutely cooked.

[autumnoficarus]

i can't stop listening to the 'purpose is glorious' track from this season's ost and thinking about how lovely the title and its meaning are. it's just such an amazing underlying theme in this show, and - while i do have criticisms about some of the choices made for the series finale - i really do feel the writers wholeheartedly delivered in sending that message home. for me personally, loki's ending is so gratifying and a large part of that is solely from viewing their arc's conclusion with the perspective of this theme in mind. to have spent years watching this character i hold very dear to my heart struggle to find belonging, to feel as though they matter and there is reason in their existence, finally get a chance to show - and recognize - their worth was so, so rewarding. and honestly, i think the message behind the phrasing of 'purpose is glorious' is all the more meaningful because of how loki's arc finished. yes, the outcome was bittersweet; yes, we're left knowing loki didn't get the happiness they undeniably earned after everything they'd gone through. it smarts something fierce to know their journey up until they deviated from their timeline and became a variant, as well as seen their eventual intended fate. the ache is only worsened after witnessing everything that happens within the TVA and the entirety of loki's character growth leading up to a redefining moment where they willingly choose to undergo a nightmarish amount of time in the endeavor to do the right thing. of course we want them to emerge victorious when they've struggled for so long, but that's not the point. loki's final moments are them forfeiting their right to a happy ending to preserve the stories of others because all stories matter and should inherently reserve the free will to be written; as sylvie says, loki makes their choice so their loved ones and life across the multiverse still have a chance to belong somewhere and embrace their place in the world. the take away is that even burden can be glorious. even with all the hardships of life - all the inevitable heartache, disappointment, and grief we encounter just by being alive - we have meaning in our existence. there is meaning in the trials we face, and the suffering we endure in order to overcome them. our pain gives us purpose; it gives us the ability to love, to grow from and for each other, and choose to sacrifice our happiness for the benefit of another. loki's purpose was forged in the bonds of those they met in their time at the TVA and the sense of value they gained from their companionship. their sacrifice perfectly conveys how the human capacity to love is one of cosmic greatness, which can ultimately surpass our instinctual desire to preserve one's self. we can move immovable mountains and challenge insurmountable adversity in behalf of the ones we love and their welfare. if that isn't an act deserving of glory, I don't know what is.

tldr; loki's purpose is the friends they made along the way = as the saying goes, 'tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all'. or: our own lives have purpose because of the connections we share with others, even when we are met with great loss.

[dennisboobs]

i love seeing everyone getting mad on dennis' behalf bc of the crossover <3 this is what it's like full-time for me, i get to clock out for once 'cause my shift's covered

[billpottsismygf]

I can confirm that the Wicked movie is just as good the third time round, possibly even better because I've seen so many interviews and behind the scenes videos by now. I kept marveling at the sets, the costumes, the choreography, the cinematography, the live vocals... All of it. And I was still taken off guard by its humour and the depth of its emotion.

The tragedy of No One Mourns the Wicked and the cathartic exhilaration of Defying Gravity sandwich a film that is truly unmatched. I still can't believe that, not only did they manage to pull off a movie adaptation of Wicked, but that it's one of the most astounding films I've ever seen.

[theinfinitedivides]

the way proper subs aren't even out for some of y'all and you're already talking sh*t on MDL about whatever decision Gil Chae makes in ep 9 based on the comments of those who watched it without subs......... i can smell the misogyny from here