#Thomas Thorne

[moonahsrobin]

The autism spectrum

[incorrect-bbc-ghosts]

Thomas: Don't go to the kitchen.

Pat: Why?

Thomas: I saw a spider.

Pat: Well, did you kill it?

Thomas: It has 8 arms and I only have 2, it's not fair...

[francesanim]

BBC GHOSTS! I drew all the ghosties like 1 year ago, but first time posting it here! I love this damn show so much 🥺🥺🥺

[jimjimenezzz]

i love you media that emphasizes mundanity. i love you media that says you still matter as a person even if you don't achieve something great. i love you media that says existing and being alive is enough. i love you "we might not remember your poems, but we'd remember you." i love you "i was no hero" "perhaps. but you are a brave man." i love "in another life i would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you." i love you "but who's gonna watch the deer?" i love you the mundane as something to be loved for

[baynton]

BBC Ghosts | 5x03: Pineapple Day

[zipstick]

Thomas Thorne has been dead for 200 slutty, slutty years

happy 200th deathday to our favourite mediocre poet <3

[froggieetmblr]

Quick one to celebrate the final season:“)

[ocean-irl]

Thinking about how Thomas and the Captain are two sides of the same coin.

Both are inept in their chosen fields, but they put their heart and soul into it. Each is mocked by (most of) his peers, but yearns for their respect.

One lives in a world that encourages him to embrace emotional expression and individuality; the other lives in a world that forces him to repress them, stripping him of all identity but his rank.

Each of them is loved by someone who finds his idiosyncrasies charming, even as everyone else laughs. And yet, the pursuit of this love leads each to an ignominious death.

The Captain dies having learned that his feelings are requited, with Havers by his side. Thomas dies alone, believing that Isabelle no longer loves him.

They are a soldier who died from a broken heart, and a poet who died from a gunshot.

[mozzzz05]

I just had an upsetting thought - what if Alison constantly visited the Ghosts and knew - when she was old and grey and had lived a life - that she was going to die, so she made sure she was in Button House for it?

Mike accepts it and understands her want to go back to the Ghosts, they’re like family, they’re always there.

But then it’s Mike’s turn to go and he decides it must happen at Button House too. He’ll see his wife again! Spend a couple of hundred years together & hey he can actually meet/talk to the ghosts now!

Only when he dies and he meets all the Ghosts, who are all excited to actually talk to him etc, he asks where Alison is, only to find that she moved on straight away.

He finally gets to see a part of his life that was so bizarre for him, so secret and hidden, part of his life where he only ever had half a story. And now he has that half but his whole world is still gone and he doesn’t know when he’ll ever see her again.

[fockenhell-art]

Mordern AU Humphrey and Thomas having a movie night (they’re flatmates)

[almondcroissantsandink]

The Thomas Thorne Affair

[lgorstheme]

posted this on twitter already but like. every time i see fanny and thomas together they look like a mother and her fancy little son who she dressed up so nicely for family portrait day

[nortism]

bbc ghosts as “things to never say to someone who just came out”

[donpringle]

BBC Ghosts chaos

[baynton]

BBC Ghosts | 5x05: Carpe Diem

[azfells]

BBC Ghosts | 5x03: Pineapple Day + bonus: