#Sean Garrett

[born-into-the-00s]

What Them Girls Like - Ludacris ft. Chris Brown & Sean Garrett (2008)

[daniellebreezy]

💖🤍📚📖🎒

[boricuacherry-blog]

[dance-world]

Garrett Olthuis and Sean Mychael Green

[streets-in-paradise]

Troy (2004) characters as Pirates of the Caribbean quotes:

(In honor of Orlando Bloom starring both, and because I rewatched curse of the black pearl)

Achilles

Hector

Paris

Odysseus

Patroclus

Bonus:

[ozu-teapot]

The Moon Over the Alley | Joseph Despins | 1976

[lgspears]

here are my picks for the new Mr. and Mrs. Smith in season 2 of Mr. and Mrs. Smith:

Garrett Hedlund and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Simu Liu and Ursula Corbero.

Joseph David-Jones and Sasha Calle.

Niko Pepaj and Jessica Sula.

Steven R. McQueen and Tracy Spiridakos.

Sean Faris and Jaime Chung.

Aarón Díaz and Elena Satine.

Jensen Ackles and Yunjin Kim.

Chris Evans and Sitara Hewitt.

John David Washington and Deepika Padukone.

[longlivelindanny]

[amalthea9]

Because in the BBC audio play “The Adventures of Pat Garrett And Billy the Kid (Deceased) Pat mentions a wife. 

Nancy: Where’s your wife now?

Pat: Home...waiting for me.

Nancy: You hold her in some affection?

Pat: You have no idea...

So here’s my self insert wife for Pat Garrett! Sarah Jane Marsden(Marsden a nod to one of my favorite game series: Red Dead Redemption’s John Marsden)

I gave her the straight and red hair of Sean Gilder’s real life wife, the beautiful Robin Weaver! <3 <3 <3

Helped creating her by my dearest @ariel-seagull-wings

The outfit in the first panel was given to me by the dear @professorlehnsherr-almashy based on his period clothing books! Sarah Jane’s working clothes and her Sunday best!

@superkingofpriderock @ailendolin​ @captain-dad​

[krytus]

WAIT ERIC BANA WAS HECTOR IN TROY (2004)?

[erik-powery-for-america]

I Want Her (Main Version)  "I Want Her" (Main Version) https://youtu.be/8QwYjPGD-oc?si=SNYjrZDHKrJ12Lxg via @YouTube  :  Composer, Lyricist, Producer: Sean Garrett *** Engineer: Kevin Crouse *** Engineer: Rich Tapper *** Assistant  Engineer: Neo Tanusakci *** Mixing Engineer: Stephen George & Doug Wilson *** Producer: Rik Rude 

[musictyme]

 Jamie Foxx Feat. Sean Garrett -Warm Bed

[jbk405]

I just finished the last of the Lord Darcy series, which I started a few days ago. It is a series of Detective Stories whose gimmick is that it takes place in an Alternate History where magic is a real, well-defined phenomena. The historical Point of Divergence was in the year 1199, when Richard the Lionheart didn't die in France but instead recovered from his wounds and from there settled down as a benevolent and (most importantly) competent ruler of the Angevin Empire. Succeeded by other competent rulers, the Plantagenet dynasty has remained on the throne into the 20th century and the Anglo-French Empire is now composed of England, Scotland, Ireland, and France, and the King is also Holy Roman Emperor so they also claim the various German and Italian states (but don't actually exercise much direct authority there).

Despite the presence of magic, the stories are all Fair-Play Whodunnits: The magic works by specific and internally consistent rules that are spelt out to the audience, and all of the information is presented to the audience at the same time the characters receive it. I was able to solve some of the mysteries myself, but not all of them. The magic of the series is primarily used as a stand-in for the forensic science of our own world, and deuteragonist Master Sorcerer Sean O'Lochlainn is specifically a Forensic Sorcerer.

More than the Alternate History aspect, I'd say what separates this series from most other detective fiction is that Lord Darcy isn't a one-man operation. Though he's the main character and definitely the Leader of the pair, he wouldn't be able to function nearly as well without Sean O'Lochlainn. Sean is the one who investigates the crime scenes, explains what magic was (Or more importantly wasn't) used, and generally functions as an equal to Darcy. It is explicitly described internally as Sean giving Darcy all the pieces to the puzzle, and then Darcy fitting the pieces together to get the answer. Each one says on numerous occasions that they couldn't fill the role of the other. In some stories a third member of the team, a medical doctor, is also present to provide knowledge that neither of the other two leads have, but he's not as significant as Sean.

I'd read "The Napoli Express" years ago, and was reminded of the series a few weeks ago when I read "Murder on the Orient Express" for the first time (Yes, I've seen the movies and already knew the plot, but this was my first time reading the original story itself). "The Napoli Express" contains a pretty sharpy jab at the plot of MotOE, and the reminder got me curious about the rest of the series. There are nine other short stories, plus one full novel. There are also other novels written by other authors after the death of the original author, but I'm not very interested in exploring those.

In addition to the plain murders, a few of the stories also verge on Spy Fiction. The Anglo-French Empire's main rival in Europe is the Kingdom of Poland, which has a vast spy network that Darcy frequently encounters during his investigations. This also gives us the groanworthy-named spy Sir James le Lien (har har har).

[dance-world]

Garrett Olthuis and Sean Mychael Green

[streets-in-paradise]

I was looking closely at this screencap and I noticed something:

Too distracted with Odysseus and Achilles, but I realized you can also see the exact moment when Patroclus thought of attacking from behind.

Troy version of this meme

[shotgunhoney]

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