dumb ppl on super crunchy holistic dog blogs: “Dogs do not need medicine or special food, they will instinctively eat what is best for them and heal naturally :)”
my dog, seeing a lethal amount of pure raw garlic:
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i feel like a lot of people seem to forget that during idia's overblot flashback scene he says his life has been set in stone since he was born, and that it hurt how other kids would get asked what they want to be when they grow up but nobody would ever ask him that. and he says he always just wanted to be a normal kid, he just wanted to be a hero and go on adventures, he essentially just wanted to be free to be like everyone else. his trauma doesn't only come from ortho's death, it also comes from feeling completely and utterly trapped by STYX and the expectations his family's curse has placed on him for all of his life. from feeling like the things that he enjoys, the things he dreams of for his future, do not matter and never have. like he's all but completely alone in the world and the fictional media he loves is his only escape from it all. he literally wanted to go with the original ortho, to die, and his response upon being told that he loves the world too much to give up on it was along the lines of "who would ever love this rotten world?". ortho had to tell him that he still had a future ahead of him, because a very significant part of his issue is that he feels like he doesn't, or at least like he doesn't have the freedom to choose a future that he'll enjoy. with or without ortho, he's spent his whole life just feeling hopeless.
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(You dreamt about stars, stars, stars. You want to cry.)
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still from Hedgehog In The Fog, Yuri Norstein, 1975 - Twin Peaks : Fire Walk with Me, David Lynch, 1992 - untitled, Rae Klein
As the night wind blows, the boughs move to and fro; the rustling, the magic rustling that brings on the dark dream.
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