#The flashback was heartbreaking

[capsicle107]

you take the man out of the city, not the city out the man

[evilwvergil]

"Chaos Control!" "Stop it. That life was taken from me long ago. I need to focus on the mission at hand. A threat lurks aboard the ARK, and I must eliminate it." ↪ : SONIC X SHADOW GENERATIONS (25.10.2024)

[outerjersey]

If you turn your head a little to the right…

A little to the right…

A little…to the right…

[...]

There's a shadow crossing the floor. A searchlight outside that is outlining the inhuman silhouette against the window.

[lostiel]

[tryandbehappy]

That was… painful.

Cruel, even for us as viewers.

Let’s try to take the emotion out for a second.

June doesn’t know what Nick was facing.

We do.

She didn’t see the pressure, the trap, the impossible position he was cornered into.

To her, it probably looked like betrayal.

But it wasn’t.

Nick didn’t betray June.

He gave up Mayday yes. Because he had no other choice. And thank god it was clear, it was shown

Because, truthfully, he doesn’t care about Mayday, or Gilead, or politics.

He cares about her. He’s always chosen her.

And June keeps choosing the war.

She chooses justice, vengeance, people she loves: Moira, Luke, Janine, Hannah.

And who could blame her?

But it means there’s always something more important than him.

So yes it hurt.

Yes it was devastating.

But was it betrayal?

No.

It was the cost of being in love with someone who keeps choosing something else 😭😭😭

[silver-starss]

The flashback sequences in Ahsoka ep 5 do an excellent job of emphasizing that Ahsoka was not only a soldier, but a child soldier. She's always been established as being 14-17 throughout The Clone Wars, but seeing that reality in live action, with an actually teenaged actress no less, really drives home that point.

She's a badass Jedi-in-training... but still a child in a warzone. And that hurts both Ahsoka herself and the audience. It's an understated aspect of her character, but one that definitely warrants the increased focus we see here.

[chubearr]

You're gonna lose your mind! It's seriously so cool. The second most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my life.

kenlynn - the break up (1)

[quinnigallagherjones]

I KNEW AMERIE WAS NEVER GETTING THAT LETTER BUT FUCKKKK MEEEE IT HURTS 😭😭

[riotpanther]

the only person who’s hugged tory after her mom 🥺

[nicolegmattos]

You Won’t Fall

You won’t fall.

You won’t fall because Hell isn’t the place for someone with such a pure heart and soul.

You won’t fall because you probably wouldn’t have done anything wrong if it wasn’t for me.

You won’t fall because you don’t deserve it.

You won’t fall. Not when I’m the one tempting you.

Not when I know what that would do to you.

How it would change you. Destroy you.

The same way it did to me.

You won’t fall because I can’t bear the thought of the same thing happening to you.

You won’t fall. Because I’ll protect you from it.

[helluvahotmess]

'I want you to continue to be who you are.' what if i fucking died what then

[mino491]

omg the whole scene where Chook goes to visit Ca$h in jail is SO,,, like Chook forgiving C$h after literally getting a bunch of other eshays that Chook presumably likes (seeing as he hangs around with them so often) and almost getting Chook himself locked up is so crazy. I wanna learn more about their history because Chook goes so far as calling Ca$h family even after all he did and that is so interesting because it must mean that they have been through a lot of shit together. It's also kinda implied that Chook feels protective of Ca$h (even if his 'protectiveness' may really be the need to have power over him cough cough) from what we see in the boat scene and others.

Like imagine being Ca$h, this guy who you've known basically your whole life and have looked up to in some ways starts showing his worst side and you're forced to realise how fucked you're whole relationship has been. On top of that, most of the people around you don't understand how difficult it is to lose such a big part of your childhood (even if it was a really shitty part looking back) and then lose the protection you had while being 'Chooks kid' to try and move on and be free of who people though you should be. I get why the other characters would think dropping Chook and the other eshays would be a piece of cake because they don't really know anything about Ca$h's life with them but as a viewer, it's so sad to see Ca$h struggle and not even be able to talk to anyone about it without looking like he was fine with everything Chook and the others did.

Honestly, I could go on about Ca$h and Chook for so long and maybe I will later but I'll end my rambling here.

[talksabouttheshows]

Agatha all along finale thoughts

I wondered why I had such contradictory feelings about the finale (with it being wonderful and exciting and shocking and absolutely great in it's own way but still at the end I just felt like something was missing)

And it's the lack of resolution the lack of depth and truth behind Agatha's story

I especially wanted to see in that flashback how she changed over the years and in particular AFTER Nicky died

not that centuries ago she already was this same Agatha we see at the beginning of the series

But then again maybe the truth is that in real life we too often find ourselves with unresolved feelings and unchanged personalities (including ours') and despite how unpleasant — that's just how it is

[akkivee]

SAME CONVERSATION BTW

[hard--headed--woman]

unpopular opinion among cinephiles but Shutter Island isn’t that good. the idea was cool but it relies too much on "he was just crazy the whole time" for it to work and for the plot twist and end to be good. also, the "we all just pretended to play your game to make you realize you're crazy, it was a set up from the start" thing is sooo far-fetched... what a disappointement

[buttercupshands]

wait a minute

stop.

stop it.