#Wentworth Season 8

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Happy one year anniversary to this scene xx

Wentworth // 8.20 // Legacy

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KATE JENKINSON as ALLIE NOVAK

WENTWORTH ( 2013 ) S8, E1 | “Resurrection”

requested by @justfuckininsane​

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allie novak icons.

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please do allie novak in season 8 ep one icons ? the show is wentworth :)

wentworth (2013): allie novak icons.

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[jades-vipers]

after rewatching the WW finale it hit me that Greg gave Joan placebo meds meaning Joan was actually getting better by herself

anyways i hope she enjoys her newfound freedom

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8x4 ‘Revenant’ 

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Lmao is Wentworth seriously trying to pretend there is validity to Rorschach tests??

[didanagy]

Lovers of series and movies. Part 1.:

1. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (1995): Lizzy and Darcy

2. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005): Lizzy and Darcy

3. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AND ZOMBIES (2016): Lizzy and Darcy

4. EMMA (2020): Emma and Knightley

5. PERSUASION (2022): Anne and Captain Wentworth

6. NORTH AND SOUTH (2004): Margaret Hale and John Thornton

7. JANE EYRE (2006): Jane and Mr. Rochester

8. BRIDGERTON season 1 (2020): Daphne and Simon

9. BRIDGERTON season 2 (2022): Kate and Anthony

10. BRIDGERTON season 3 (2023): Penelope and Colin (photo season 2)

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Waypoints, Take 2: POV Shipper

It's been touted and mentioned at length. It has been awaited with immoderate, naïve anticipation. It has been read highlighter in hand, in the hope to discern its true meaning and purpose. It also was the last straw for some people, pushing them out of the fandom when above anticipation and expectations proved somewhat hollow.

To the dismayed and the heartbroken, I say: I hope you do realize this is a) heavily edited and b) published with the substantial contribution of a ghostwriter, handsomely paid to neatly round off the edges and fit this travelogue-cum-memoir in a pre-shaped pitch.

This bloke:

The dilligent Matt Whyman, novelist. Agony uncle for several UK press and online outlets, specialized in teenage love and relationships' counselling. British Council executive, with several stints abroad under his belt. Part and parcel of a number of public health awareness campaigns sponsored by the UK Government, with a special interest for above teenage love, sexuality and relationships. And established, top-tier ghostwriter.

Among others, on behalf of Billy Connoly, the "Big Yin" himself, proof that the Scottish mafia is discreet, but by no means inexistent (an excellent thing). Ah, Sir Billy Connoly and his New-Zealander wife, Lady Pamela Stephenson, whom he met in 1979, while filming together a sketch for BBC2's Not the Nine O'Clock News. Chemistry took care of itself, because she ditched her recently married husband and moved in with Connoly in 1981. Both (at least nominally: Connoly considers himself an atheist, nowadays) Roman-Catholic and married at the time of getting together, Stephenson divorced in 1984 and Connoly in 1985 from their respective partners and live in marital bliss since 1989. For some reason, I think these tidbits are important, go figure.

Sidenote: if you haven't already, watch (if still available on Netflix, otherwise I implore you to look for it on other platforms) an exceptional French series, Call My Agent. You will not only love the humor, you will educate yourself with the basic ropes of celeb PR.

At face value, I couldn't think of a more appropriate consigliere to deal with the brief that (spare the failed Everest movie project) prompted this book. It is not that difficult to figure out:

Evoke at length the past to offer a modicum of explanation of the present. Mention traumatic relationship with father to explain fear of commitment in a solid, steady relationship.

In the process, pay lip service to the Narrative, but take substantial liberty and a daring stand when discussing the horrific Wentworth episode-that-nobody-could-watch. Express controlled discontent towards TPTB, to have the upper hand while negotiating a possible season 8 (fun fact, it worked)

Conveniently send into oblivion Flukenzie Floozy, Quarantein Hooter's Madonna and any other two letter combo born from the hyperactive imagination of the Queen of Nothing, while respecting ToS of bachelorhood - it's still good for the Sales Department.

Camouflage reality of S&C entity, under a London Blitz-worthy blanket of smoke & mirrors, but allow leaks that could easily pass for creative license or babble. Shippers will get it. Dots will connect, coins will drop. We shall overcome.

Simultaneously, offer a plausible explanation for the above UFO co-star/bro-sis/Ginger Jesus- Mother Mary relationship, primarily to comfort and control Mordor, that Troll Nursery. Say what the hell you want, including something along the lines of My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, but say it LOUDER FOR THOSE SHIPPER PEOPLE IN THE BACK OF THE COACH. They are used to this one step forward/one slap backward tango and by now, few (if any) will budge elsewhere on the fandom spectrum.

Discreetly crush homosexuality rumors, because they are borderline calumny, at this point in time. However, the Data Lounge crowd could make Mordor look like Bora Bora, so the sooner they get bored and move to the next babyface, the better.

Substantially promote MPC and Great Glen Company, consolidating the image of the giving, thoughtful individual, with a creative mind and savvy enough to branch out in lucrative business projects. Extend fan/consumer/client base to a younger demographic.

Pave the way for exit plan. This report will not discuss it, but hints may have been detected. :)

Wow. This is a mouthful. And I have to say Mr. Whyman did a more than decent job of it, even if for a trained eye the seams are showing, at times.

Like this:

Frazer. You can't make this shit up. This is SRH.

As compared to this (excuse the repetition: the blogger is not lazy - the blogger tries to make a point):

This is Whyman. This has been probably paid extra for. This is painful to read. This failed.

As for leaks, I've found a good handful. Adding all of them here higgledy-piggledy would be tedious, boring and I am not Miss Marple. But I've noticed that feelings hide in plain sight, usually disguised in a song you whistle or some verse you remember, just to keep you company on the road, a propos of nothing (my foot):

I don't know what this woman is talking about, you might say. Whatevs. How about this:

To keep myself sane, I usually rip off a Twix bar or light up a Benson. Others resort to Shakespeare, in lieu of granola bars. The world is a wonderfully diverse place. LOL, don't mind me. I am a dillusional woman, for whom all hope is lost.

Sometimes, this whole pastoral reverie has a Lewis Carroll charm to it (you might want to open this in another tab):

Who is your queen, Sir? Surely not the cheerful woman in leggings, flats and a Playboy T-shirt, huh?

Maybe the key is this childish botanical pun, tucked away at the end of the book:

Knowing that the P in Psillyosam is silent, as in *urv the Psychologist, we read and we grin:

[P]sillyosam Mushroom. Silly O'Sam. Silly, oh Sam.

Hashtag silly. An apt response to lemon and hugs.

To sum it up on a cheerful note, Waypoints is the 4 S book:

Struggles - Success - (fake) Solitude - (with a clear optic to avoid at all costs) Scandal

I thank you for your time while reading this. I hope it was worth it and yes, I confidently rest my case. Until the next memoir, which I reasonably hope would be vastly different.

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Thinking about how after the ending of Wentworth Vera is the only person to know that Joan not only escaped but also saved her life as she did so. How this final moment must have reframed their recent interactions for Vera, making her realize that the two of them had changed one another in more ways than they had realized. Even if they never see each other again from now on, they will be changed irrevocably because of their time together.

Throughout each one of their interactions that season, Vera was aggressive and lashing out at Joan even when it was cruel and went against who she was to do so. If Joan wouldn't be the cruel woman Vera once knew her to be, then she would try to provoke her into becoming that woman again, but in doing so it really just showed that Vera had become the thing she said she'd never be - like Governor Ferguson. Her actions towards Joan/Kath in the final season are emotionally charged in a similar way to when Joan believed that Vera had betrayed her in season 3 and had become paranoid and acted rashly with little concern to others, with the justification that it was all for the "greater good" and that she knew best.

Despite everyone around her and all the evidence suggesting that Joan really was harmless as Kath at the start of season 8, Vera refuses to believe that the woman who had such an impact on her life has gone and is paranoid that she will end up hurt/betrayed if she believes in Kath. This paranoia and stubbornness then leads her to act cruelly towards Kath because she justifies how she is acting as being for the "greater good" of everyone by punishing Joan for her past actions - despite the fact that it's not really Joan she's punishing in those moments. And it's these actions (ordering the spitbag in particular) that cause Joan's memories to return and therefore unleash the monster back into her life.

Vera had taken over the antagonistic role that was once Joan's in their relationship, emulating the authoritative and self-righteous character of her past mentor-and-friend-turned-enemy. And as she took on that role, Joan became the one with little power or control in their relationship, deferring meekly to Vera as her superior in the prison hierarchy. Someone raised to believe that emotions are a weakness was having to recognise and process that not only did she have strong emotions, but that these emotions were brought on because of Vera. Throughout their interactions in the season, Joan is incredibly earnest towards Vera and shows a great level of concern and care for her even if at first she doesn't understand it herself. It is through seeing and talking to Vera again that Joan learns to put others before herself - something that was once Vera's biggest weakness (before she met Joan), has now become a sign of positive growth for Joan.

That's not to say that Vera wasn't still the caring and loving woman we've seen throughout the show or that Joan didn't still engage and desire cruel/violent behaviours , but rather that over the course of their relationship they drew strength from the others weaknesses. Despite any claim of hatred for one another by the final episode, it's impossible to hide just how much the two have changed through knowing one another.

As Joan walks away from Vera and into the distance at the end of the final episode, the symbiotic nature of their relationship comes to an end, but the two of them will be forever changed from knowing one another.

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Prison Break (2005) - Whump List

List by StayDandy Synopsis : Michael Scofield is a desperate man in a desperate situation. His brother, Lincoln Burrows, was convicted of a crime he didn't commit and put on death row. Michael holds up a bank to get himself incarcerated alongside his brother in Fox River State Penitentiary, then sets in motion a series of elaborate plans to break Lincoln out and prove his innocence. Once out of jail, their perils aren't over — the brothers must flee to escape recapture and battle an intricate political conspiracy that endangers everyone's life. (Wiki)

Whumpee : Michael Scofield played by Wentworth Miller (right) • Lincoln 'Linc' Burrows played by Dominic Purcell (left)

Country : 🇺🇸 America Genres : Action, Crime, Thriller

Notes : This is a Partial List - I didn't list every bit of whump, just what caught my attention the most • The show ended with 4 seasons in 2009, but was revived about 8 years later in 2017 for a mini 5th season of 9 episodes. Supposedly a 6th season was also in development, but that never came to fruition. • The episode list is formatted season-episode : 00-00 • TW : Setting is prison, filled with criminals who are convicted of and talk about all kinds of nasty crimes, including child abuse & SA

Episodes on List : 19 Total Episodes : 90 Total Seasons : 5

*Spoilers below*

01-03 : Michael Scofield’s toe is cut off

01-04 : Bangs his own head against steal bars until he's bleeding

01-13 : Lincoln Burrows takes a pill that gives him food poisoning

01-15 : Michael is severely burned, his cellmate has to rip off melted-on clothes

01-17 : Put in solitary ... Punches a brick wall till his hand bleeds ... unresponsive

02-12 : Recalling childhood trauma ... Linc & Michael in a car crash

03-09 : Michael is put in a hot-box (plastic lined box large enough for 1 man, in the middle of a hot courtyard)

04-02 : Starts to suffer migraines & nosebleeds

04-03 : Stuck in a room that is loosing oxygen because of a fire security system ... migraines

04-05 : Nosebleeds

04-09 : Collapses, seizure

04-10 : Collapses, treated at a hospital ... (he's an awful character, but I do like the speech/poem TBag gives @ 22:30)

04-11 : Migraines

04-13 : Collapses

04-14 : Tries to run away, heavy nosebleed, collapses, captured

04-15 : Surgery

05-02 : Burns his head to fake fever, beat up

05-06 : In a fight, stabbed with a knifed dipped in antifreeze, poisoned ... wanders in the desert, sick, unsteady

05-07 : Severely sick

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KATE ATKINSON as VERA BENNETT

WENTWORTH ( 2013 ) S8, E1 | “Resurrection”

BONUS:

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What if season 2 is more like Persuasion?

I'm talking about the book by Jane Austen.

Okay, hear me out. I've seen a number of theories and ideas about how season 2 can go, especially about how things will get between Ed and Stede, and my personal theory is that what if it's a bit like it is in Persuasion for Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth.

(For those of you who haven't read the book, allow me to fill you in. Anne Elliot and Wentworth were engaged roughly 8 years prior to when the book takes place, but Anne broke off their engagement after being encouraged to do so by a family friend, Lady Russel, because Wentworth, at the time, was of a lower class than Anne. When the two meet up again in the book, things are always very awkward between them and Anne keeps feeling bad for how she feels for Wentworth, she's still in love with him, because she was the one to break off their engagement. But what she doesn't know is that Wentworth also still has feelings for her. In short, they're both super awkward around each other because they both still have feelings for each other and it isn't until the end of the book where they finally get back together again (spoilers))

So my theory is this: they meet up again somewhat early on, maybe half way through the season the absolute latest, and are just really really awkward around each other the entire time they are in vicinity of each other, both just absolutely dying over how much they care for one another but not doing anything about it, other than to yearn and pine until the very end of the season where they clear things up, talk things through as a crew, and get back together. And then in season three is when we get to see them be properly  a couple. 

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so … whos gonna do a freakytits edit with cigarettes out the window by tv girl

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8x4 ‘Revenant’