#Shield Wife

[kenmaiii]

averrrrry ! ! ! 🎩

+alt skintone version for my sanity:

[blueribbs]

been in a justice league sorta mood recently. wanted superman to look like a friendly strongman, batman to be more angular and slim, and wonder woman to be big strong woman :]

[sherbetlemonss]

The chair!! Give him the chair!! /ref

[cent-scratchnsniff]

Day 50

[ectowoomy]

my wife

thank you that's the post

[vees-wax]

The Name’s Lewis. Henry Lewis.

Otherwise known as the time Henry Lewis (played by Harry Kershaw) and Harry Kershaw (played by Henry Lewis) were spies with a mission to kill Henry Lewis’ (played by Harry Kershaw) ex-wife - the daughter of Henry Shields (played by Nancy Zamit).

Except Harry Kershaw (played by Henry Lewis) double crossed Henry Lewis (played by Harry Kershaw) and used body swap technology to know look like Henry Lewis.

So there’s Harry Kershaw (previously played by Henry Lewis, now post body swap played by Harry Kershaw because he’s been changed to look like Henry Lewis - which means he looks like real life Harry Kershaw) and Henry Lewis (previously played by Harry Kershaw, now played by Henry Lewis because his ex wife used the technology to make him look like Harry Kershaw - real life Henry Lewis) and we’re nearly getting somewhere.

And then Harry Kershaw (played by Harry Kershaw but looking like Henry Lewis) is actually a triple agent and shoots and re-kidnaps Henry Lewis (played by Henry Lewis because he still looks like Harry Kershaw).

They bodyswap back into their original bodies so we have Henry Lewis (played by Harry Kershaw once again) and Harry Kershaw (played by Henry Lewis) - and you think that’s the end of it, there are thirty seconds left in the show.

Harry Kershaw (played by Henry Lewis, then Harry Kershaw, then Henry Lewis again) rips off his own skin to reveal that after all this time, he was actually - Jonathan Sayer.

[esfiart]

poison gym leader klara

[fayevalcntine]

Positioning Louis as the "Edwardian wife who becomes trapped by her husband" in a literal sense does no justice to analyzing his actual place and role as a Black man in his society and in his relationship with Lestat. Any interpretation or analysis you do of him when it comes to their relationship cannot be stripped of the racial aspect because it's constantly there. Texts analyzing Edwardian wives (and particularly ones this fandom loves to bring up) typically were white and the dissection of their place in societal rules are always viewed from the aspect of gender that is within these texts only allowed to white women, but never to Black men or even Black women. And gender and race become inseparable when you discuss the latter, no matter how people may view it.

This is why I can't take this approach to analyzing Louis' story seriously because if you don't consider the racial aspect in his relationship even to himself and his sexuality, what's the point? You're still centering the standards that were more placed upon white male/female couples than you're willing to look into the unique structure of Black families, religion, their view of homosexuality and how that sooner heavily influences Louis than the family's "need" for him to be sold off to an Edwardian husband. Even in Louis' own story, him and Claudia being Black is more centered on than any demeaning "housewife" comment he tries to go against from Claudia's perspective. She makes that comment once, whereas we have at least two episodes from Louis' perspective that have very blatant hints and showings of the racism he still suffers from under the Jim Crow era and how it affects his self-worth as well as his relationship with Lestat who doesn't seem to take into consideration how any of the blatant racial aggressions and objections still affect Louis and what he considers to be important to achieve in his own life.

Then there's also the pointed topic of Louis' position as a Black man who is a pimp to the Black women he has as sex workers, as well as how his position as a Black father affects Claudia, another Black girl. If you insist on Louis being centered as this "Edwardian white wife" who is confined by his implicit gender in his marriage, where does that leave Claudia and the blatant misogyny and disrespect she gets from both him and Lestat? Lestat who is her white father abuses her. Positioning Louis within the strict confines of "being her mother" doesn't do her any favors because he didn't hesitate to choke her when he was deeply emotionally distressed, nor does it make him look any better when he's fine with chopping up her diaries and then delivering them on a silver platter so that Daniel, another white man, can read and dissect. Even if he does this under the sole pretense of "doing right by her", how does it in any way help when he also can't face up to his failures towards her?

[infiniterupees]

I think Legend has a gambling problem

[flauschwurm]

メイドの日🎀✨

[adobe-outdesign]

Expectations: wow, GameFreak making raid battles timed in Scarlet and Violet is going to make them so much easier to complete!

Actually doing raids:

[citrinekay]

I can't stop here.

The Worst of Evil // Episode 10

[nerevar-quote-and-star]

Artanis: You don't think I can fight because I'm a girl!

Vilkas: No, I don't think you can fight because you're wearing a dress. For what it's worth, I don't think Farkas could fight in that dress either.

Farkas: Perhaps not. But I would look fantastic.

[tinylambnursery]

⏔ ⠀ 。self indulgent Piers Pokemon SWSH graphics ...

⏔ ⠀ 。f2u creds not needed but appreciated, do not claim as your own, do not reupload to your blog or resource rentries/carrds. absolutely no f/o tags or you will be blocked. he's my wife not urs.

[gemkun]

not only did i lose the 50/50 to his damn character . . . he hit me with a damn gepard lc ??? AVENTURINE WHEN I GET YOU ???

[blitzbuckz]

Christmas in July ??? SAY NO MORE --