#but I love her and I love her *fiction*

[malinaa]

if i think about the hunger games in peeta's perspective i WILL start sobbing

[bellehaspurplehair]

Actually choking up over this quote from the wrath of the triple goddess.

Annabeth listens to Percy speaking like she listens to her favourite song.

[zan0tix]

Need more callieroxy in the world.. (withering away) their yuri powers unmatched

[susanoois]

save me sofia falcone save me

[deathricedrawn]

i'm ready to try

[chronicowboy]

[twinstxrs]

the scene of fabian and gorgug seeing the reflections of yolanda & lucy as kristen lays them to rest… the look on lou’s face. the kindness of the act. kristen applebees, one of the most gifted clerics the world has ever seen.

[mights-quills]

i love rhaenyra, there’s a lot to love about her when you stop trying to make her something she’s not. she’s a spoiled brat, she’s a victim of a very neglectful parent and of grooming by her uncle but she doesn’t see herself as such. she’s the heir in name but her father does nothing to teach her how to rule. her best friend was taken from her and made her enemy by the highest of powers. she’s married to a good man that she knows can’t help her, she marries the man who is the reason why she’s named heir in the first place. she has three obviously bastard children. she’s willing to have her half brother tortured to send a message. shes in conflict with her gender but she’s not a feminist icon, she’s a girlfailure. and i love her for who she is

[serendippertyy]

me as a horse

[gert-the-disaster]

meanwhile on may 2nd 1974..

stupid idiot cartoon ass thing i slammed together yesterday in about four hours, i originally coded and shared it on scratch but whatever ill put it here too lol.

UNHAPPY 50TH “CAR WRECK THAT CAUSED EVERYTHING TO GO TO GARBAGE” ANNIVERSARY.

the “og” link btw (it’s turbowarp) https://turbowarp.org/1011983760

[possum-socks]

ICON !!! I LOVE HER SO MUCHHHHH

i always wonder what her motives are.. she is so mysterious. the obvious would be getting shadow to socialize but you never know with her

and im obsessed with how easily she gets shadow and omega to help her. “i convinced omega to be my back up” “wanna raid a gun base?”

please girl you are so unserious you WORK FOR GUN!!!

[radio-zephyr]

orv spoilers (?) ahead-its a small moment

i think genuinely one of the moments in the novel that really stuck to me, was a quiet small moment between kdj, when kdj was talking to lgy about his sponsor and he raises his hand- and lgy flinches. So kdj holds his hand until he stops trembling.

like that moment is just SO TENDER and quietly devastating. Because kdj loves lgy. But he also sees himself in lgy. And he can't love that reflection of himself.

Yet he still does love lgy sm, and when he raises his hand and realizes lgy's fear, he just holds his hand in silent comfort.. and just sits there with him. until he's able to calm down again, kdj just sits with him.

[sherrymagic]

I want to assure you that I will find the person who killed your brother.

JJay Patiphan as WIN 4MINUTES | EP. 2

[titfairy]

[tiredandoptimistic]

I want to talk about Caryn Pines for a minute.

We know basically nothing about her, other than her job as a phone psychic. I've honestly always let her fade into the background, but thisisnotawebsitedotcom.com drops a piece of lore that's stuck in my brain: she was the only one to attend Stan's funeral. This tidbit has got me thinking, what was her life like in the years after her sons left? It doesn't seem like she'd have had any contact with Stanley, and yet she still clearly loved him. Did she feel guilty about not speaking up to defend him when Filbrick tossed him out on the street? Did she ever try to reach out, or did she quietly accept that she'd missed her chance? She must have seen his face on TV and his name in the paper, maybe she would have used that to keep track of his travels.

Then there's Ford, the golden boy. Something tells me he wouldn't be too eager to keep in touch with his folks once he left for college, and even less so once he was all the way on the west coast burying himself in research. Would Caryn try to keep a hold on her son, or would it be easier to let him slip away like his brother? Perhaps half of a set is worse than nothing at all.

By the time Stan faked his death, she must have been so incredibly lonely. I don't know if Filbrick was an abusive husband; but judging by the way he treated his kids, I can't imagine it was a happy marriage. Was he even still alive in 1983? Maybe he was, and Caryn insisted on going to the funeral whether or not he came along, standing up for the memory of her son even if she could never defend him in life. If Filbrick was dead though, I wonder if she was able to keep on avoiding that conflict. She could have told herself that of course Filbrick would be there if he was able, it's just tragedy that kept him away.

More than her husband though, I wonder how she felt about her sons. Shermie and Stanford both chose to forget their brother, as far as Caryn knew. Maybe that's to be expected from Shermie, since he couldn't have known Stan well, but how painful it must have been for Caryn to think that Ford was too bitter over the science fair to even support her in her grief. I doubt that Stan would ever try to pass as his brother in front of their mom, so for the rest of her life Caryn probably never saw him again. Just like when they were children, she couldn't have one without the other.

We only know about Caryn through her sons, and so she really only exists in Gravity Falls as a wife and mother. I don't think it's controversial to say that she could have done a better job raising her kids, but despite that, I hope that there was more to her life. I hope she was able to find some happiness and fulfillment as an individual, that she wasn't always stifled by Filbrick and haunted by her boys. She couldn't protect them from the world, but she clearly loved them as best she could, and that has to count for something.

[soop-jpg]

cissie + the people who feel some kinda way about her being arrowette + the fear of being pressured to fit a part youve outgrown