#This makes me Feel things

[meep-meep-richie]

Max having the most terrible race; but Charles can still make him smile🥹😭

[beanghostprincess]

You don't even know how important is to me that Sanji finds the All Blue. The second he sees it and makes that huge wide adorable grin of his I am going to start crying and I won't stop for years

[boreowins]

this is so personal yet I need to express myself

my chemical romance saved my life in too many forms that I'm truly thankful for the boys.

When I first listened to the black parade I cried a lot. "I am not afraid to keep on living" those words I couldn't tell myself, "keep on running" they told me in danger days. How could I not learn from them? they were so secure about being not okay, having trouble in school and not fixing in anywhere. When I listened to Helena (and watched the video), "Things are better if I stay", me? things are better if I keep on living?

No one ever told me that, no one touched my heart so softly. I was about to jump into the cars and let myself die, but how? ignoring the words they told me? ignoring the fact that my life matters aside of everything.

So, I follow the boys, I dream about the mc5 and watching them together again, cause Gerard was very wrong when he said he was not a hero, he's more than that, he's the man who saved my life.

[cyantt-does-stuff]

Why does this look so familiar....

"The Fallen Angel" painting by Alexandre Cabanel

HOLY FUCK-

[lindira]

People like to point to Astarion approving when Tav feeds the owlbear cub and gives food to Yenna as times that show Astarion changing into a better person. And while I think that's not incorrect, I also think there's just a simpler reason he approves.

Astarion knows what it's like to be hungry - really, truly starving. So he likes it when you feed those who are hungry too.

[reminiscingtonight]

I'm sorry, but this taken out of context...

[edgyandoverzealous]

Hot take(possibly??): most of the demigods in pjo/toa/hoo are villain coded. Not all but a lot of them and the best part of this is they're villain coded but they're known as untouchable heroes which is incredibly interesting for me.

For example, the cliche, the obvious, Percy. I love him don't get me wrong but that man's fatal flaw is canonically his loyalty, his personal loyalties specifically. The reason he went on his first quest initially was to bring his mom back from the underworld, essentially back from the dead because his mom is extremely important to him more so than his dad who was absent most his life, not retrieving the lightning bolt though he did end up doing that and Hades had Sally safe and well. The common saying is "a hero will sacrifice the one he loves to save the world. a villain will burn the world to keep the one he loves safe." You cannot look me dead in the eyes and tell me Percy Jackson, the man who while angry and bitter about his mother's "death" and this quest sent Medusa's head in a box to olympus, who after falling for Annabeth couldn't forget her even when Hera wiped his memory, would EVER let anything happen to her. He went to literal hell with her has killed monsters in brutal dark ways while in said hell and even before that jumped into siren infested waters to save Annabeth personal safety and quest be damned. He has turned down immortality for her. The gods could give him an ultimatum and he would choose Annabeth every time over anything, except his mortal family, but even then Percy would save everyone and then burn Olympus for daring to make him make that choice.

Additionally another one of my favorites who is increasingly more complex or at the very least somewhat the opposite to Percy in his villain coding is Nico Di Angelo.

For starters he's lost so much and has failed to save whoever was most important to him, twice. His fatal flaw is canonically, that he holds grudges, which is specifically noted to be dangerous for kids of Hades. Probably because demigods have shown on multiple occasions to have their powers connected to their emotions. IE: Percy through the entire first book and Nico in his first battle with Percy where he essentially summons an army in a panic. Or possibly because of their connection to death, the afterlife, and creatures from the underworld. Luckily this son of Hades is in control as he gets older so it's most likely the ladder in this case. Anyways after Percy got his sister, the only person Nico had left, killed Nico started running and using avoidance as a coping mechanism. Which in itself is a classic villain backstory set up because once someone has nothing they can be pushed to risk everything. However, my personal hypothesis is he spent that time running to avoid a violent outburst and act out on his grudge to cause Percy harm or put him into harms way, on top of the crushing guilt he must've felt for having a crush on the one who got his sister killed. To gain control over his emotions and come to terms with his new reality without his sister and with his new lineage and powers associated with. When he first comes back he is untrusting and distant. Then there was the whole "I have a friend who fully accepts me and I may be able to learn how to love again, trust again, and have friends" thing with Jason and then Rick killed him. That alone gives Nico more than a right to be angry and start fucking shit up tm. But he didn't and now he has Will. Classic case of the fooled me once shame on me fooled me twice shame on you imo. The set up for the same to happen again is underway as well. So at the very least three strikes you're out because I genuinely believe if anything happens to Will, Nico will no longer follow the heroes path. I believe the world would crumble and quake beneath his feet as the most guttural scream escapes his mouth. The dead will rise as he storms Olympus for giving him a story so cruel despite how hard he's fought and how good he's tried to be. I believe he would raise hell so intensely that the gods themselves would resurrect Will in fear of being overthrown by the wrath of the prince of darkness.

[six-demon-bag]

[sadiesolane]

Okay so I know we are all super excited for “The Ball” episode, but I think we have all neglected to mention that angels don’t dance and Aziraphale only does one very specific dance. On the other hand, Crowley does dance, but it’s probably not the kind if dancing you would see at an extravagant 1800s ball (By this I mean his dancing is most likely very bad and mildly upsetting).

[gaypirateslife4me]

My gender. My sexuality. My mood.

[plirp]

[wanderingevelyn]

This makes me feel things

[boreowins]

[lovelythethingsbrainrot]

*vibrates*

[matthew-macfadyen-gifs]

Spooks

Season 1, Episode 3 - Extras

[majikuriboh]

Kusakabe taking his trench coat off and then his jacket mid fight....... yes