#Wonder Woman 1984

[perotovar]

every time the mask falls and the real maxwell comes through ✨

and the time it went back on

PEDRO PASCAL as MAXWELL LORD Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) dir. Patty Jenkins

[galgadotfan]

GAL GADOT I.A ❤️ 💯

[viaov]

Mikel Janin, Wonder Woman(s)

[rhaenyradaemons]

DIANA PRINCE + outfits → 1980s evening white dress.

[pedge-page]

Wonder Woman 2 to Gladiator 2 pipeline goes hard apparently

[moonlit-imagines]

warnings:

a/n:

requested by anonymous

“Y/N, you know it isn’t worth the risk.” Diana begged of you, but the wealth of opportunity was too much to ignore.

“I want to go home, Diana! It’s been decades since I’ve seen our sisters!” You argued with her, unable to see the negative impacts this wish could have. All you could picture was Hippolyta’s face, which was slowly fading from memory.

“Themyscira would be vulnerable.” Steve spoke aloud. “Diana, anyone could find them. They’d be wiped out.” His idea was the most plausible of consequences and it put the fear of the gods into her.

“I have to stop y/n.” She was disappointed, knowing that all she wanted was to see the Amazons again, but it wasn’t worth putting their lives in danger to do so. For their safety, she had to stop you.

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[ctarchangel542]

Missing her today

[groundrunner100]

A bigger debate than real world politics.

[pinesource]

Chris Pine as Steve Trevor in The DC Extended Universe (2017-2020)

[perotovar]

You look... breathtaking.

PEDRO PASCAL as MAXWELL LORD Wonder Woman: 1984 (2020) dir. Patty Jenkins

[galgadotfan]

Wonder Woman 💫 alias Gal Gadot

[viaov]

Gleb Melnikov, Wonder Woman

[seriousfic]

I'm not going to make a Youtube video about it or anything, but it was pretty funny when Pedro Pascal was playing a white Donald Trump figure in Wonder Woman 1984 for the entire movie, and then at the very end they revealed he had been Mexican all along and changed his name to Max Lord, and remembering he was a Mexican made him a good guy. They even made his kid Chinese, I guess to preserve the surprise that he was Mexican.

But no, Hollywood never has a political agenda.

[dommnics]

I wanted to do a Cheetah redesign to go with my Wonder Woman design. I’d really like to try to tackle more redesigns of her rogues gallery, so let me know if there’s any particular baddies you’d like to see!

If I was in charge of a Wonder Woman animated series, her villains would definitely have a Sailor Moon villain kind of flair to the designs. I had so much fun with her cheetah design, taking cues from movie werewolf looks funnily enough (down to the mallen streaks in her hair)

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[super-hero-confessions]

1984 Gal Gadot Wonder Woman is a rapist.

In this particular instance, that is how she was written. Poorly and in a way that generally does not reflect the character but is very much like her father.

Evidently, so is the written X-Men Angel in a particular instance.

If there is someone legitimately involved who can't consent during sex, whether through unconsciousness or body snatching—something that blatantly violates individual consent to begin with—that is rape.

We don't get to side step the issue in certain circumstances because two people who are completely disregarding the life of an entire other human being are being so disgustingly selfish that how this person feels was never even considered.

The thing people keep forgetting is that the body snatching makes Steve Trevor, who participated, also a rapist. As well as Psylocke. Neither considered the body and life of the person they were snatching because that person was nobody to them. But an analogy makes this more easily seen when you consider a scenario where this nobody is someone who has a life, a spouse or family, and yet is still stolen from it and their body forced to have sex with someone they don't even know.

Let's use another. What if this person does know them? Consider it to be a spouse of the Wonder Woman or Angel in the scenario, who is body snatched by their former lover.

Do you think that person wouldn't have every right to be furious upon discovering that the person who is supposed to love them used their body to have cheat on them with someone they formerly loved? By all accounts, this would be considered spousal rape and cheating.

It makes no difference whether a spouse is involved or not though, it's still rape because their body is being used and they can't consent. On the other hand, I highly doubt Wonder Woman or Angel would simply allow their bodies to be used by someone else to have sex with other people. Reasoning should be apparent. If someone were to body snatch them and do stuff like that we know it would be portrayed as traumatic for the victim and villainous for the perpetrator. It does not change simply because we see a character generally portrayed as a hero doing so and no amount of seeing it is going to make it okay.

For anyone still misunderstanding this, I highly recommend the Tea Consent video which portrays a simple format for understanding consent. Here is a link:

Just to add to the record. If there's an unconscious person and you have sex with someone else on top of their body or use their body to have sex with someone else or perform sexual acts. That is still rape. It really should not be difficult to understand this in this day and age.

If they can't even say yes to wanting the tea, do not make them drink the tea.

Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

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