#Their dynamic is my Roman Empire

[somewhereincairparavel]

Its canon that Jason and Leo sneak into Chiron 's rec room in the big house, to play Mario Party six on Nintendo switch. And Leo would also program to game to do stupid stuff so they both can win all the time. I have no idea what you will do with this information, but I'm letting you know anyway.

[sforzesco]

Valentinian & Valens

I’m mostly playing off of Subleyras‘ paintings featuring Valens and Theodosius for my own interpretations. part of me wants to put them through the forced twin-ification blender, since they already have the brother-father-maker dynamic down. what’s one more increasingly claustrophobic association in the name of themes and narratives!

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[diamondsunbursts-and-marblehalls]

I'm currently in the process of rewatching The Hunger Games movies, and honestly, I have to be so real "If it weren't for the baby" is my Roman empire. I think about it constantly.

Especially the way they did it in the movie (I'm obsessed with Josh Hutcherson)

THE DELIVERY.

Haymitch's little toast.

The audience SHRIEKING.

Everything about it, I think about it all the time.

[harrenhalyuri]

AM I MY BROTHER'S KEEPER?

the godfather part II (1974) / house of the dragon (2022) / the godfather part I (1972) / fire & blood: 300 years before a game of thrones (2018) / the godfather part III (1990) / the rise of the dragon: an illustrated history of the targaryen dynasty (2022) / a song of ice and fire calendar (2021) / the godfather part II (1974)

[acnara]

There is some point vibrating on the back of my brain about Aemond's feelings about Aegon and Jace being close and teasing/bulling Aemond when they were kids... Acting more like loving brothers that Aemond ever did with Aegon... But that is HIS brother and the other is just a bastard... Aemond trying to reach out to Jace at the funeral, after years of being sperated and finally having a bit of a closer relationship with Aegon but never like Aegon and Jace did.... Aegon's reticence at calling the kids bastards at Driftmark vs Aemond very quickly and loudly doing so vs Jace's deeply rooted bastardphobia.... Aegon immediately going into Jace's space and antagonizing/teasing him over Aemond for the first time ever at that last dinner..... There is.... A nuance.... A take...... I need a fic about these 3 and THAT dynamic.....

[dustykneed]

pietà (*major spoilers for st:id! death cw!*) full image below additional spacer.

i like to think that aos bones has an interesting relationship with parenthood...

especially pertaining to his relationship with jim. not that he sees jim as his son, necessarily (i don't think they're deliberately portrayed that way in canon, nor do i headcanon them like that, but honestly fandom is fun because we all have fun in our sandbox, so if anyone happens to see them that way, neat!)

but when you're a parent, and at the same time a parent friend, it's easy to take the path of least resistance when it comes to defining the undefinable relationship you have with this guy you can't seem to live without.

is he your captain? your best friend? your patient? a command prodigy and a tactical genius? a sight for sore eyes? your personal nuisance? the one and only person you can't seem to get rid of, who drags you places you hate and points out everything beautiful to you and beams like he won the lottery when you can't help but grin just a little, who brings the light back into places you forgot could be lit up like the dawn, who saw you at your worst while actively at his own worst, and plopped his fool ass down and decided you were worth fighting for?

and that's a lot of things. especially many when you're fighting tooth and nail to keep his scrap-happy ass intact and also keep an eye on a whole starshipful of people. it's a lot easier to stick to what you know-- whatever is the least risky, the safest option, one that could never possibly backfire and bite you in the ass. sometimes you forget he could see you as anything other than a parent (give or take the friend.) but parenthood goes hand in hand with grief. parenthood has its own set of burdens. but it's easy to put yourself in that box and pretend to forget about all the other boxes, collecting dust in the closet, and sometimes he prods at the closet door with something pleading in his eyes. you pretend not to see that, either.

...you don't take it well, when he dies.

[lotus-pear]

Why do you draw and ship skk if you don’t like dazai. I want a genuine reply

this is quite possibly the dumbest question i've ever been asked. i don't hate dazai. he's my second favorite character.

but he's also the character i have a love/hate relationship with due to the fact that he's so complex and intricately written. the moral grayness is such an intriguing aspect and it means i can't love him for everything, bc he HAS committed atrocities that i won't condone. however he's still my babygirl and i love him anyway

[crowfromfoggyforest]

"I have an important question." "What is it?" "Do you... want to be my partner?"

(He asked me to join his team)

[back-in-2037]

Meet the Robinsons things I think about way too often: Wilbur Robinson deleted scenes edition

One thing about MTR that I constantly think about is how in the deleted scenes we get a lot of these little moments of Wilbur realizing more and more things about his father and his past.

In the first of the deleted scenes we get an alternate take on Wilbur and Lewis arriving at the future, and in this version, Lewis tells Wilbur just how many failed adoption interviews he has had.

"That's how many adoption interviews I've had, one hundred and twenty four."

And Wilbur looks so sad as the realization hits him. He probably knew that his father was rejected by families in the past, but most likely wasn't told just how many or how that impacted his father.

Then we get another deleted scene, which is a different version of Wilbur trying to cheer up Lewis to convince him to keep working on the memory scanner by telling him about his father's attempts to build the time machine, asking him "what if my dad had given up on his time machine?" and Lewis going "well none of us would be in this mess, that's for sure." Then Wilbur goes on to list all the cool things that Lewis has gotten to do because of the time machine ending with,

"And! I...would never have met you..."

Like, he looks so happy that he got to meet and befriend this younger version of his dad.

However, Lewis insists on finding his mom saying, that Wilbur is lucky to have such an amazing family and that the time machine is his chance to get one too.

And Wilbur just looks so guilt ridden here, either because the family Lewis is talking so fondly about is indeed his own family too and its currently at jeopardy or because of the fake promise he made Lewis to take him to see his mom. Or both.

And finally, we get an alternate take on the dinner scene in which the family is asking Lewis questions about himself and he says that,

"Besides Wilbur, I don't have a lot of friends."

And the way this boy smiles when he hears this younger version of his dad calling him a friend just melts my heart every time.

Overall, I love the film that we got in the end but I still wish some of the stuff from the deleted scenes had made it in, including these little moments of Wilbur understanding his dad more.

[miami-lolz]

“Who’s stupid now, BITCH?!”

Or; Morty finally getting some level of justice via headshotting his grandpa

I feel like this scene is so underrated. This isn’t the first time Morty has threaten to kill or at least hurt Rick. It is, however the first times he’s actively attacked Rick and had a clear attempt to take his ass out. Morty is so fed up with Rick yelling at him during the standoff that he shoots Rick in the head. Not an arm or leg but in the forehead. He absolutely shot to kill. And yeah, you could say it was a spur-of-the-moment action based on frustration and impulse, but I think that was Morty saying “if we are gonna die anyways, I’ve earned to right to be the one to take you out.”

Because let’s be honest, if anyone deserved to be the one to get back at Rick it would probably be Morty. Now obviously I don’t actually want that to happen. It wouldn’t fit the character arcs they’ve had, but it would also be brutally fitting. A Prime is what got Rick into this mess and a Prime would be what finishes him off. And there’s something symbolical about Morty killing both his best friend and the person that’s hurt him for years.

[punkforkos]

Solaire and his brother have always had a tumultuous relationship, strained by their father's insistence on their family image and being perfect. Things finally exploded one day when the brothers decided that the world would be better off without the other.

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[musicalmoritz]

Loser

Her Pretty Wife

[sforzesco]

Plutarch, Antony (trans. Scott-Kilvert)

[nerdyfangirlmel]

It’s the way that Annabeth looked at Luke when they were telling percy the plan like he hangs the stars in the sky. The way little siblings (especially with big age gaps) do. Like he is her own personal Greek hero because at SOME POINT HE WAS. And it’s the way that book readers know she will continue to look at him that way in at least a little bit despite knowing what he’s become. Because (a reminder) he was the first person to show her that love isn’t earned.

[liliumblooms]

Spiderbit parents of 4, 3 sons and a daughter, spiderbit family of 6, living happily ever after in their castle, going on adventures together, picking flowers, doing paintings, constructing little buildings, solving puzzles and drinking coffee together every morning, living a life so filled with love and laughter, raising brave little kids with hearts of gold… I can’t pipipipipipipi 😭😭😭

I will be posting my headcanons, this is my coping mechanisms

[lucreziaces]

thinking about the dark side of cesare fanning the flames-- or at the very least just not doing anything to stop them-- of the unholy love/desire he and lucrezia felt for each other when he just playfully chased her around the garden after discovering she was watching him fuck another woman, or when he planted the idea that he'd be the only one to care for her heart, or when he implied the love between them was comparable to the love of God, calling it "as all-consuming and pure as the love of God"....an idea she later reflects in season 3 when she says "one touch of your hand and God comes rushing back" (also in the same scene "whatever it is, it overwhelms".) like, yes, okay I do believe lucrezia is probably the one that shifted their relationship into sexual terrority (not on purpose though!!), but cesare is older by a few years. he would've understood it to be wrong before she did, and he could've sat her down at any point in season 1 or 2 and told her "hey, this isn't how brothers and sisters are supposed to feel about each other. we can't lean into whatever this is, okay?" and then made an actual effort to let her go instead of just half-assing it before then immediately beginning the build up of the already thick sexual tension between them until it was unbearable and she was left thinking her husband didn't care about her because he wouldn't sleep with her, so she climbed into cesare's bed and convinced him they should just get it on because no one else could understand them and people already it whisper about them anyway, so "why deny ourselves the pleasure?" very sick and twisted of him. I kinda hate him for it actually. because if he hadn't gone and created this "ideal lover" in lucrezia's head that only he could fit the mold of, she might've found actual happiness with someone else!! 😡 😡