#S2 Ep 2

[crusheswhimsandfancies]

[broareweabouttoviberightnow]

there is something very sad but also objectively hilarious about kendall standing there watching a livestream where stewy is like yeah kendalls irrelevant like 🤨

[lostinadrama]

𝐋𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐒2 (2024)

[steveharirngton]

okay why the fuck all this rafe guy wants to do is to murder someone?

[angel-and-the-serpent]

OKAY SO I KINDA WENT FERAL HERE as you mentioned, Tomatoes = Love apples, So I went and searched the phrase 'tomato cart falling over'' Nothing but gardening tips came up. Then, I remembered the 'love apple part' so, there goes me googling 'apple cart falling over meaning' the phrase *UPSET THE APPLE CART* means 'to cause trouble, to disrupt someone's plan" That is *exactly* what Jimbriel did when he entered Whickber Street, disrupting literally *everyone's plans.* Going onto the now pomegranate in the Job episode. The word pomegranate literally means Seeded apple. ANOTHER APPLE METAPHOR WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED Pomegranates are called the devil fruit Why?

Because Hades lured Persephone down to the underworld with pomegranate seeds. Which, is exactly what Crowley could have been seen trying to do aziraphale in the episode. they are also seen as another forbidden fruit. He gave Azi the Ox ribs among other things in this episode Which could be the pomegranate part/stand for the pomegranate, but then at the end of the episode, all his ways are conquered, with him suddenly turning his ways onto a new path, with the phrase we all know 'your just an angel that goes along with heaven as long as he can' now, I looked at the scene of the angels arriving into jobs now rubble of a house, and there is no fruit symbolism whatsoever. i then went and RELOOKED at the Job episode, and there were also Oranges/mandarins there, so YET AGAIN, I googled mandarins/oranges meaning here we go with another light/dark comparison. Oranges are said to represent good luck and unity, with the round shape said to represent completeness, and the bright colour meaning joy and happiness. Could you look at the position with the fruit though? The oranges, representing the light, are closer to Aziraphale and are higher than the pomegranates. which are slightly closer to crowley, and lower than the oranges, which is a funny cause that could also be symbolism for heaven and hell. there is another box of fruit that you can see, slightly, but I can't seem to work out *what* fruit that is, I assume, if we're going with the whole, fruit symbolising the 2 sides, I'm guessing the last fruit is one that symbolises humanity. So yeah, That's my WAY TOO DEEP meta into fruit symbolism in good omens. I actually loved doing this. My search history is literally filled with fruit meanings tho lmfao.

Hope this helped in someway :)

Starting this off with please do not tag or ask Neil***

I need to know if anyone out there has a theory/idea/speculation about the tomatoes in season 2.

This show does nothing without a reason behind it. And ever since my first watch through, I thought the tomatoes randomly falling in 02.01 when Gabriel walks by was so strange. Why do they fall? Why do we have to see them fall and land on the ground? Why does Gabriel notice and seemingly step on one? Is it just filler? What does it mean???

I pretty much let it go and assumed it was just a nice little cinematic detail but then.

One day I’m watching 02.02 during the Job throwback and what do I see?

Tomatoes.

Right as Aziraphale is working out that something is wrong with the kids goats, you can see a bowl of tomatoes sitting on the ground.

Coincidence? Perhaps.

But then I notice when Crawley and Aziraphale are having their dramatic standoff, the bowl of tomatoes is directly in the center of the shot and positioned perfectly between them.

I wish I had a theory to offer you all, but I don’t. All I have is an observation that I just cannot explain. Could it be absolutely nothing? Possibly. But the attention to detail in this show is on another level, and I’d love to hear if anyone else noticed this or has their own theory as to whether the tomatoes mean anything.

Of course I’ve tried diving into the significance of tomatoes (also known as love apples) and I’m not seeing anything that’s standing out to me in regards to our ineffable idiots. Even in the book, there is only a small mention of tomatoes and a footnote that mentions tomatoes/love apples, but neither scene is about our beloved angel and demon duo.

Please share your ideas!

[jaypentaghast]

Interview with the Vampire (2022) Assad Zaman as Armand

[arcanegifs]

ARCANE LEAGUE OF LEGENDS: 2x01 - “Heavy is the Crown”

[ohmyglobwhatthefrickamievendoing]

The fact that izzy apparently just hangs out in stede's room doing his own thing is so funny because what's he gonna do when stede&ed start fucking?? they're gonna have to lock him out of the bedroom like the family dog that's yowling at the door

[beaulesbian]

I was shelving the books by the first letter of the first sentence. - Good Omens, 2x02

"It was a nice day. All the days had been nice. There had been rather more than seven of them so far, and rain hadn't been invented yet. But clouds massing east of Eden suggested that the first thunderstorm was on its way, and it was going to be a big one." - Good Omens by Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

[multific]

His Bride

Davos Blackwood x Reader

Summary: A short piece about obsession, blood and love. What more do you need?

To be the bride of a Blackwood, you got to have something wrong with you.

To be willingly married to a man so crazy, so devoted and obsessed.

It was madness.

But anytime someone asked you for your reasons, man or woman, you always said the same thing.

"Imagine that devotion and craze when he loves. When he truly loves. He gives. And he gives much. You say he is insane. But I see a man willing to do anything for me. I see a man on his knees just to be in the same room as me. You say he will murder me and bleed me out, but the truth is he would never touch me anyway I do not want him to. You ask me how can I love someone so mad, and to that I say, he loves me. His love is deep, it's loyal and fierce. I know he would burn entire villages, and turn against any House or man just to have me. You say it is insanity, I say it is exactly what I want."

But the comments never stopped.

No matter what you have done. People didn't see him as a Lord, people saw him as a crazy child.

Any lady you have ever met always asks the same stupid question.

"How can you be happy about having him as your husband?" the faces the ladies make never helped your anger.

"You say he is crazy and yet you hide in your homes whenever he is near. You say he could never love, but he does, he loves me and he has me, fully. He has my heart, my mind and my body. In reality, it is you who are jealous of me. I have a husband who kills for me, without any hesitation. You truly never felt lust until you saw him behead another man simply because of the way he looked at me. And then, as the man's blood is still dripping from his lips, he kisses me."

To be the bride of a Blackwood, you got to have something wrong with you.

And you did.

You loved him.

House of the Dragon Collection

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~Masterlist~

ˇAO3ˇ

/YOU DO NOT HAVE PERMISSION TO TRANSLATE, OR TO STEAL ANY OF MY WORKS TO THIS OR OTHER PLATFORMS/

[greenqueenhightower]

Alicole was underwhelming, but B&C takes the cake as the worst adaptation of a single asoiaf/f&b event so far:

It was so rushed and whitewashed and did not focus on Helaena at all. Where is Helaena pleading for her son's life and offering up her own life instead? Where is Maelor whom Helaena was coerced to offer up as a sacrifice and does not bear to look at? Where is Heleana being forced to make a decision that haunts her entire life? She is obviously traumatized by what happened, but having her just say "they killed the boy" does not do her character and her grief justice. I really hope we get to see more of Helaena in episode 2 because it would be really upsetting if the show just brushes her off.

Not to mention Alicent's absence from the events of B&C. Alicent was really there, worried for her daughter's and grandchildren's lives, and was the first person to offer Helaena some comfort and consolation. The more I think about it the more mad I get because we got robbed of what could have been a truly harrowing and distressing scene that would do the events and the characters justice. Book!B&C was about two mothers and their shared agony, pain, and grief. It could have been powerful and shocking from an acting perspective alone if they had followed the events of the book.

[toastywindow]

Stede and Izzy scenes cause it's actually a wholesome experience watching these two do their shit without Ed for the moment

[lostinadrama]

𝐋𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐒2 (2024)

[sammjammin]

trying to rewatch dragons rising and realizing how funny this is

like imagine getting your families' lore explained to you at your own memorial

[kjthenbee]

god stede’s fruitiness got cranked up to 1000 as soon as he started wearing that red suit. that was the real “curse” (and I loved every second of it)

[pachimation]

lonely at the top