#Vinod

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Andrea Hewitt reveals how Sachin Tendulkar’s valuable advice led to her marriage with Vinod Kambli

Every Indian cricket fan is familiar with the childhood camaraderie between two cricketing legends- Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli. Their friendship, which blossomed during their school days in Mumbai, has been an enduring tale of loyalty and mutual respect. The bond between these two cricketing stars is often remembered fondly, not just for their on-field achievements, but also for the…

[deathviaroses]

free my man, he did it all but I don’t care

[silly-cuchufli]

Can we talk about how pantheon weaves the exploration of grief into every aspect of its story!!!!!! Specifically, the show captures the complex nurture of grief by highlighting the different stages of grief through its individual character and how they progress throughout the story

First, you have Ellen, who represents denial. She lost her husband, David, and somewhat forces acceptance upon herself and her daughter. Even though the story picks up after David’s death, we see Ellen’s journey through grief when David comes back. Ellen’s acceptance of her loss is juxtaposed with denial. When her husband comes back, she’s confused and hurt. She doesn’t want to accept he’s back because, well how could she? She’s lived two long painful years without him. She’s gone through so much, having to accept that he’s gone just for hime to come back. She’s terrified with the pain that comes along side embracing him. If she accepts him as alive again, she also has to accept the possibility of losing him again. She has to learn to accept the pain that accompanies love. Even though she eventually accepts David, her denial to his resurrection is still highlighted earlier on in the show.

There’s also Chanda. He is a not so subtle representation of the anger associated with grief. He literally burns a building and kills a family because he was blinded by his grief. He was grieving his life, and how he would never live as he once did. All of his actions are propelled by his anger over the loss of his life. He is desperately trying to achieve what he never got the chance to while he was human. He’s trying to create the world he never got to live in. He can’t accept the way things are because he’s still stuck in his anger over his loss.

Next, there’s Cody. He represents bargaining. He can’t accept the loss of his wife, so he does anything minimize and postpone his sadness. He doesn’t question or deny Laurie when she comes back like Ellen did with David. Rather he accepts her without a second thought. His actions aren’t solely propelled by love, but rather his avoidance to pain. Even before he knew Laurie’s upload was successful, he didn’t accept that she was gone. He still felt that she was alive and the same as she had been. When she came back, he did anything for Laurie because he didn’t want to lose her or accept that things had changed. He did everything in his power to keep things the same and try to live as he did before. When Laurie is prepared to die to spread her message to the world, he doesn’t accept losing her again. Rather, he prepares to “reboot” her and keep thing the way the are, even though they’re not.

Next there’s Capsian, who represents depression. Now the thing he’s mourning is a bit different from the other characters in this analysis. He isn’t mourning the physical death of someone, but rather the death of his innocence. He found out he was a clone and that his entire life was a lie. Everything he thought he knew wasn’t real, and that’s terrifying. While he goes through the other stages of grief, the show draws attention to the depression part of grief through Caspain. He quickly recognizes the true extent of his loss but still struggles to accept and cope with it. Thus, he is easily manipulated by Pope and throws himself into curing the flaw because to him it’s a way to avoid the looming hopelessness of his situation. He’s lost interest and passion for the things he once cared about, and focuses on what he feels he has to do. He feels hopeless, and desperately trying to cure the flaw is his way of trying to reclaim agency. If he solves the problem, he regains some control over the hopelessness he feels.

Finally, there Maddie, who represents the complex journey to acceptance. Throughout the show, she experiences all the stages of grief. The show focuses on her journey to accepting the loss of her father and the life she once had. We watch her go through the stages of grief at her own pace and eventually come to terms with her loss. We watch her grow into the person that can eventually let her father pass. We watch her move forward despite her loss. She still is in unimaginable pain because of the death of her father, but she still keeps moving.

While all of the characters experience all the stages of grief, it feels like the show focuses on specific stages with specific characters. Pantheon displays how grief is complicated and messy, and not just some straight line. It highlights non-linear growth and how character progress and regress throughout their respective journeys with grief. It shows how grief isn’t something that it easily overcome, but rather a long and exhausting process. It shows through its main cast how each stage of grief is its own journey and hurtle to overcome. Pantheon demonstrates that even after you accept loss fully, it doesn’t take away from the immense pain loss causes you to feel. All you can do is keep moving forward.

[fartguitar]

Yours was always a borrowed dream, Vinod

(Both pieces under the cut!)

[bitch-gravy]

Despite everything, it's still you

[alienskittless]

My Review of Pantheon (2022) Season one

Love this show but the Vinod brain upload scene gave me a week-long existential crisis. Not even the joke kind of existential crisis like full on existential crisis I was paranoid asf for a whole week and told no one. Let's talk about the good things!!

Caspian is very silly (he has been lied to his whole life)🥰🥰

Vinod is also so silly (he has also been lied to)🥰🥰🥰

Steve Jobs is in the show for some reason??? Very unique choice I respect that

Maddie biracial rep we love that❤❤

I've been looking for this kind of show for a while. Something I'm interested in and can think really hard over. Something that makes me think about real life and how these things can end up happening.

I haven't watched season 2 yet but I'm finding out where to watch it thx

[cmdrvaneia]

fortnite if it was good (this is the meme i was talking about in my last meme, also i dare not post this on the subreddit for fear of being almost chased off there like my last meme post on there lmao)

[turtles-hurtles-with-gurtles]

SMALL GORE WARNING!

Decided to draw my lil boi as Chanda from Pantheon the scene is pretty disturbing but i love it no less

Just a warning that if you cant handle gore, DO NOT WATCH

[onirislanding]

It is almost impossible to post anything about this show without spoiling it, so just:

Pantheon is incredible. Smart, funny, great characters, wild plot lines, and big ideas and questions about the meaning of life and our technological world. I'm halfway through season 1. Highly recommend.

[ghostedgrim]

So I've seen alot of fanart of Vinod Chanda, but no fanfics of him yet. Personally I think he deserves a fanfic, and Aurora UI has a nice ring to it.

✨️Prologue to Aurora UI dropping soon✨️

[flammableengineering]

Absolutely tragic that there are no Ramattra (overwatch) x Chanda (pantheon) fics on AO3. They would hate each other so much.

[fartguitar]

Me when I murder cloves of cinnamon ngl (inspo under the cut!)

I saw this on tiktok and had an absolute ascension lmfao

[bitch-gravy]

Pantheon AMV: Nobody's Soldier

[curryaboo]

if anyone knows any bollywood songs that are influenced or sampled from western songs pls let me knowww 🥹🥹 i’m making a wee playlist rn bc i keep seeing loads of the inverse (western songs sampled from bolly music) & thought it’d be cool to do the opposite :D

[multi-muse-transect]

After what happened to the CEO’s family and Laurie, Chonda can officially go fuck himself.

[cmdrvaneia]

(S1E2 spoilers, also tw: blood running down face and brain exposed)

I don't know what it is, but something about this show just gives me inspo after inspo for these stupid meme posts lmao

Again, if you have not seen ep. 2 of season 1, do not click further