#King of Dystopia

[demi-pixellated]

Z District Heartthrob

[enbycrip]

[orchidblack]

There are fewer works of science fiction set in the year 2025 than you might expect, but it feels appropriate The Running Man is one of them.

[tallysgreatestfan]

Lovely teaser featuring a really cute Tally/Shay moment yesterday for their birthday!

Can't believe I only saw it now

[readingnerd9999]

Maven Calore 🖤💙🩵

[arcadialedger]

Uglies was so bad it was nostalgic.

[randomperson1234sblog]

Evangeline Samos 🩶🗡️🌪️

“You lost your brother, don’t take mine.”

My favourite badass lesbian

[sumquiasum]

Rank your hirarchie AUs/concepts based on how often they cross your mind

Not just mine because hirarchie is a group effort

Vampire AU. Any version of it really. The Lodges just work so well as vampires.

Hiram actually gets Archie to murder someone while Archie's still in high school.

"What if the abuse was textual and also (usually) worse" (Usually set in s2 but also works well in other seasons; s2 is the primary jumping off point though)

Archie is not the first. He is special but Archie is not the first boy Hiram has groomed. (This is connected with my standing headcanon that Arthur Adams was in a similar yet different situation from Archie a decade back, just that he never rly broke with Hiram. That's why Hiram uses him as the fake FBI agent. It's not just a test for Archie, it's a demonstration of his power over Adams as well. "You know what I'm going to do to this boy and you will play an active role in facilitating it." And Adams goes along with it until he doesn't which is crucially after Archie demonstrates his loyalty to Hiram and Hiram calls him a 'good boy')

AU where Archie becomes Hiram's henchman post-graduation (semi-related)

[violent-femmess]

imagine if we put the kings coronation money towards fixing food poverty in the UK, the cost of the queens funeral + the coronation is enough to solve the child food poverty crisis in the UK but instead tax payers money was wasted on a dead woman and a dying princess in a golden fucking cart. the potholes in the road were temporarily filled with sand because they "didnt have the funds" because apparently £100 MILLION POUNDS of TAXPAYERS MONEY is better spent on a cunt in a cart than itd be if it was spent on fixing our roads for our safety or saving children in poverty from dying due to malnutrition, they wont get a fucking gold cart, they wont even get their gcses because the government DONT CARE ABOUT THE PEOPLE THEY CARE ABOUT THE PROFIT.

THEY DO NOT CARE IF WE DIE AS LONG AS THEY ARE LIVING IN LUXURY

[kittythegengarmonarch]

Out of Context Quote: “Guys like to hear that they’re hot.”

This video had a HUGE inspiration (no pun intended) for me to draw this. I’m obsessed as fuck with it. I’m really not in the mood to do my damn schoolwork… I’d rather do this…

[demi-pixellated]

"I'm into you" --

I'm a Hanza x Anji past relationship truther

[schlock-luster-video]

On November 13, 1987, The Running Man debuted in Canada and the United States.

[nerds-yearbook]

"By 2017, the world economy has collapsed. Food, natural resources and oil are in short supply. A police state, divided into Paramilitary Zones, rules with an iron hand. Television is controlled by the state and a sadistic game show called "The Running Man" has become the most popular program in history. All art, music and communications are censored. No dissent is tolerated and yet a small resistance movement has managed to survive underground. When high-tech gladiators are not enough to suppress the people's yearning for freedom... more direct methods become necessary." Opening narration from The Running Man. The events of the film take place in 2019. ("Running Man", Flm)

[tallysgreatestfan]

Uglies Trailer: Tally/Shay

[marsmachtmobil42]

Title: The Fever King (Feverwake #1)

Author: Victoria Lee

Page length: 375

Synopsis: In the former United States, sixteen-year-old Noam Álvaro wakes up in a hospital bed, the sole survivor of the viral magic that killed his family and made him a technopath. His ability to control technology attracts the attention of the minister of defense and thrusts him into the magical elite of the nation of Carolinia. The son of undocumented immigrants, Noam has spent his life fighting for the rights of refugees fleeing magical outbreaks—refugees Carolinia routinely deports with vicious efficiency. Sensing a way to make change, Noam accepts the minister’s offer to teach him the science behind his magic, secretly planning to use it against the government. But then he meets the minister’s son—cruel, dangerous, and achingly beautiful—and the way forward becomes less clear. Caught between his purpose and his heart, Noam must decide who he can trust and how far he’s willing to go in pursuit of the greater good.

[motherbookerblog]

Film Review - Uglies (2024)

⭐⭐ Rating: 2 out of 5. This is a YA series that came out when I was too old for YA books. It’s one that I’ve heard of thanks to all the time I spent on YouTube back in the day but I never felt compelled to read it. It’s one of those series that has passionate fans but just never felt like my kind of thing. I’m not the biggest lover of dystopian books anyway but one set in a world that…