#I can't comprehend it at all

[saltpepperbeard]

WE'RE IN THE SINGLE DIGITS RANGE NOW, Y'ALL. NINE DAYS. HOW ARE WE FEELING 😀😀😀

[sherrymagic]

Is there anything you want to talk to me about? You already knew about me and Lady Pin, didn't you? About what?

Becky Armstrong as PRINCESS ANIN and Ohm Kanin as PRINCE ANAN THE LOYAL PIN | EP. 10

[rinbylin]

明月已获沉西海 悲风何处催八荒

LI XIANGYI/LI LIANHUA and DI FEISHENG | 莲花楼 Mysterious Lotus Casebook

[hanzajesthanza]

geralt "i will NEVER deadname my best friend" of rivia

"he will ALWAYS be dandelion to ME"

[drawnfamiliarfaces]

Ninjavember Days 25-30! 🎉🎉🎉

[blakbonnet]

If you see Ed and his journey, and you immediately don't feel an overwhelming hard to contain amount of love and affection for him, and fucking protectiveness over him like you want to just keep him safe from everything, and you don't imagine a soft and loved future for him, I honestly don't know what to tell you

[bluebobatea]

if sasuke was the main character then he probably would've been a LOT more sympathised with than he is now (which is to say rarely). like the narrative wouldn't even need to change to show his pains or 'his side of the story', bc it does that plenty. it's just that he is not the main character. and idk what it is about our human minds but we tend to sympathise with main characters automatically (unless ofc you go off the rockers insane and do something like obliterate almost everyone from the planet *cough* eren yeager *cough*)

an instance that comes to my mind where this does happen is with lelouch from code geass. while i don't agree with his character motivations, people generally do sympathise with him as he is the mc and as viewers we know he isn't inherently evil. sasuke's goal towards the end is slightly similar but ofc people love to hate him so they don't even try to understand where he is coming from.

my point is, most people while engaging with the naruto story don't read between the lines and so don't see how traumatised and in pain sasuke is and hence don't understand his character motivations. heck, they don't understand a single bit about him and so they automatically hate him, as he is supposedly going against the main character's goals.

which is really sad given all that he has been through.

[wannabemasterofwindintraining]

So like why r there some ppl in ninjago that r just grey?

Like shade probably has some elemental mutation or something like toxs green hair but why is violet n the other guy i can't spell the name of grey?

Are they human? R there more grey ppl running around in ninjago? R they homestucks??

[shalom-iamcominghome]

Can we please take away ashkenazi, sephardi, mizrahi, ect away from people until they understand how to use them, please? Like I don't celebrate, but it would be an xmas miracle

[fromtheseventhhell]

Arya watched them die and did nothing. What good did it do you to be brave? One of the women picked for questioning had tried to be brave, but she had died screaming like all the rest. There were no brave people on that march, only scared and hungry ones. (Arya VI, ACOK)

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The night she was caught, the Lannister men had been nameless strangers with faces as alike as their nasal helms, but she'd come to know them all. You had to know who was lazy and who was cruel, who was smart and who was stupid. You had to learn that even though the one they called Shitmouth had the foulest tongue she'd ever heard, he'd give you an extra piece of bread if you asked, while jolly old Chiswyck and soft-spoken Raff would just give you the back of their hand. (Arya VI, ACOK)

Arya: *restrains herself from acting out when captured by the Mountain and his men because she knows fighting back/being brave wouldn't accomplish anything*

Arya: *takes note of the temperments of several Lannister guards so that she can learn how to navigate around their behavior*

Fandom: Arya is a feral idiot with no self-control uwu 🤗

[dreamylyfe-x]

I love this revisit of season 7 Gallavich, because I love those episodes. They are absolutely the comfort episodes I'm most likely to put on if I just want to watch some Gallavich (and then bonus Monica chaos, with Lip falling apart in the corner.) But when I see this sort of literal celebration of the season and those precious two episodes, I always think of the people who watched that shit LIVE. And they were not celebrating.

Context is everything. When you know how the story ends, and you know that isn't the ending, and you know you can just fully skip season 8 on your rewatch, 7x10 and 7x11 are really lovely, bittersweet, emotionally cathartic episodes.

I try to keep this in mind in fandom -- though to make it silly, maybe I can also keep this in mind in life -- that sometimes all you need is a little time and a different perspective, and it's not that bad. It might even be pretty good.

[feralnumberfive]

"On the twelfth hour of the eighth day of August 2024, absolutely nothing out of the ordinary occurred. You might say it was just an ordinary day."

S4 took place in December of 2024, aka after August. In other words, this day already happened and existed. So did everything, including previous years, reset I guess?

Maybe we should be nicer to S4, the Hargreeves saved us all

[linusbenjamin]

Nick Burkhardt affected by Cracher-Mortel. Grimm —3.01, The Ungrateful Dead

[roitaminnah]

the chaos it would have been if they knew each other as kids. truly we cannot comprehend

[randomloserlover]

(ii 16 spoilers!!)

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Something that's really helped me accept/comprehend the twist of all of the II cast being created by Mephone is that it's been part of the show for so long. The crew have been planning this reveal for ages, it wasn't just something they thought up in the past few episodes, they were thinking about this for years in advance. Brian said in the the Q&A livestream that latest this idea came into to the lore was all the way back in 2015- that's 9 whole years ago. It's existed for nearly a decade, long before I and many other people were even part of the fandom. This has always been canon. This was something constantly in the background building up over time. It's been hinted at in so many scenes and things that the characters have said, it was a subconscious truth affecting nearly every single part of the show. We just never knew, the same way the contestants never knew. Listening to the crew talk about behind the scenes production further emphasizes how much this secret meant. It was a plot point that had to be convinced to the rest of the core team when it was introduced and only a select handful people working on the show even knew about it. They told other members strictly when it was absolutely necessary, keeping this piece of lore closely guarded until it was finally time to release it to the entire community. So much work and effort has gone into setting this up and delivering it as perfectly as possible. The fandom's blown away reaction proves how well they pulled it off, all the pieces were set in place to make the reveal impact everyone to the fullest. Inanimate Insanity will never be the same for anyone watching it, but the show at it's core hasn't changed. This is how it's always been.

[randomslasher]

how do you learn a different language when your memory is crap and your audio processing makes it really hard for you to comprehend spoken words in your OWN language sometimes let alone another one ugh