#and start the second story!

[bluegiragi]

catch up.

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[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Happy Birthday to Fallen London; My favourite British people beefing it with bats simulator.

[softceleste]

Autumn Best in Woman of the Hour (2023, dir. Anna Kendrick)

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[cyanogen-miasma]

"the boy is from the past, the girl is from the future..."

I've been mulling over this line from the War Games, and I realise why this line has stuck with me. It encapsulates what I loved about the Second Doctor's era, Season 6 especially.

To me, it didn't feel tied down to the time period the TV show was filmed in like New Who is. Jamie is from the past, Zoe is from the future, the Doctor is... ??? And yet here they are, together in the TARDIS. Time is relative! It's one big joyride, and the 'driver' can't even control the vehicle! Season 6 feels truly cosmic, in a way that I've never felt before about Doctor Who.

[valtsv]

thinking more about unnamed figure skating horror story. i think that the killer's motivation for their actions is that they're an obsessed superfan of verity (disgraced figure skater)'s who decides that since her story ended so dissatisfyingly, they're going to write her a better one - by making her famous again through the murder and desecration of her old rivals and colleagues. she'll get all the media attention, chances to tell her side of the story, and forgiveness and sympathy that she deserves - as long as she lets everyone around her pay the price to make it happen.

[mindfulwrath]

"weeh two knives out movies was enough" you don't understand. rian johnson has been cursed with World Famous Detective. he will be writing benoit blanc until he hates him with such a passion that it keeps him up at night. in Knives Out 12 blanc dies at the end and then 10 years later, in Knives Out 13, he didn't die after all. rj has fully conan doyled himself. the power of World Famous Detective is too great.

[heartinhyacinth]

[biblically-accurate-dca]

@vanweek2024 day 6 - spare

vanny goes bowling !

[betelgeusing]

watched The Substance and I cannot lie I LOVE the part where she goes goblin mode

[rottengurlz]

toxic yuri vampires you will always be famous to me

[bottomspock]

bday gift for @hesbianspock !!!!

the franklins are helping fitzjames get ready for the party

[avesdraws]

Do you have a good relationship with your mother?

[trrenchertrash]

I was thinking about “I am the dirt under your nails” and first of all I don’t think it can be ignored that the title of e9 is derived from this line. Considering that, this line is evidently not meant to be a cutesy throwaway line between Cait and Vi, it has huge thematic weight and implications. If you think about the title “The Dirt Under Your Nails” in this context, it’s clear that it’s meant to refer to the fact that all of our characters have dirt under their nails. As in, their hands aren’t clean. They’ve all committed wrongs, because they’re all human, which is obviously a major theme of this season/show. The second part of this dialogue is “nothing’s gonna clean me out,” which fits with what Caitlyn says about how no amount of good deeds can undo those wrongs. This line is about accountability.

And there’s a reason why it’s Vi who says this line to Cait. The most obvious is that Caitlyn has wronged her, but it goes deeper than that. In e8, Vi asks Caitlyn who gets to decide who gets a second chance. There are multiple ways to interpret how this idea impacts the narrative. I’ve seen it said that Caitlyn allows Vi to free Jinx because in giving Jinx a second chance she also gives herself one, and that’s an important point for Caitlyn’s character, but I think Vi would’ve found a way to free Jinx no matter what. Cait just made it easy for her. What the narrative shows us is that Vi is the one who gets to decide who gets a second chance by having her decide to give one to both Jinx and Cait. I’ve seen people talk about how’s Vi’s role is that of the witness — to be the constant that observes all the change and corruption that happens around her, and to be burdened with the memory of all that has transpired. And that’s true, but there’s more to it as well. Remember this promotional poster? It has 3 different titles/captions associated with it (that I saw):

1) Horrors I’ve Seen

2) Everyone is Guilty, Vi

3) It’s Too Late to Point the Finger Now

The first one obviously reinforces Vi’s position as the witness. But the second two are about accountability. It always struck me that the second caption brings the collective guilt of our cast to Vi’s attention specifically. Now it makes sense: she is both witness and judge. The character with the “good heart,” the only one who remains largely uncorrupted/unchanged by the end. Who is motivated purely by her desire to protect while the vast majority of the characters around her are twisted by revenge and ambition. It’s absolutely intentional that she is the one who says that line.

[amygdalae]

fun thing abt the guy im seeing is the mysterious scar on his lip that ive asked abt twice but hes managed to deflect directly answering both times. how curious. alright boy keep your secrets

[peanutbutterandbananasandwichs]

Ok so re this (below) I had to go look up the full video of this moment and it was SO worth it, absolute gold there is SO much going on here lmao

[aashiyancha]

Digimon Cybersleuth: Nightmare Detectives