#call death a good boi

[mayday396]

I'm just existing and suddenly I have a picture in my head of Hunter just IN LOVE with Death from Puss in Boots

[mayday396]

THE GOOD BOYSSSS

The two canine life-appreciators that stole this whole movie

[deadgravity]

You don't get to say the line if you don't earn it!!

Thank you sweepswoop_ for the original meme

[starry-bi-sky]

danny and officer martinez's relationship in "late at night, when the nightingale sings" in a nutshell:

Martinez: FREAK! GET YOUR FUCKING KID!

Battinson, on the other side of the crime scene: he don't bite

Martinez, with Nightingale firmly attached his arm, visibly biting him: YES HE DO!

*points at them* Danny is the Bugs Bunny to Martinez's Elmer Fudd.

Another Officer: i can't believe you're fighting with an actual twelve year old. Martinez: i swear to god that is not a twelve year old, that is a little hellion that crawled out of batman's shadow one dark and stormy night and decided to dedicate his existence to tormenting me. Officer: Are you really that mad about him putting a sticky note on your back-- Martinez: thats not the point

in danny's defense: the word "freak" is. a mini beserker button for him for.... obvious ghostly reasons, so like, even if its not directed at him, he still very much unappreciates Martinez's insults at Battinson. Danny may or may not be projecting.

he's not going to hurt the guy! not in any serious or permanently disfiguring way at least! But he is going to leave mean sticky notes on the square part of his spine that he can't reach, and stick salt in his 3AM Late Night Crime Scene Coffee, and kick the bottom of his heel while he's walking so he stumbles. And other petty, infuriating things that tally up and boil over, over time.

[smanfa]

pokemon trainer smanfa

[feelbetterlove-books]

Even when you have a hard day just remember, Bucktommy "has anyone ever told you you're a vision in a cone?" will always be there. Tommy Kinard looked at his adorable boyfriend with a silly party hat on and thought Evan, you're beautiful, you're stunning, you're ravishing, you're a sight for sore eyes. I could never get tired of looking at you. I cherish you. There's nowhere I'd rather be than behind this couch at your side. And he was so real for that.

[vault-kid]

it takes balls to expect praise when you nearly get yourself killed trying to fight a deathclaw with just a switchblade (and expect to win!?). dumbass.

original

[namtanlovesfilm]

If you liked Not Me & Manner of Death, you should watch...

Doi Boy (2023): Tells the story of Sorn, a Burmese immigrant who has become a sex worker in Chiang Mai and is forced by one of his clients to undertake the riskiest mission of his life.

Themes contained: LGBTQ+, politics, police corruption, illegal immigrants, human trafficking, protests, forced disappearances

You will like it if:

you like character-focused media

you enjoy extremely flawed queer characters

you like depressing ass but real ass stories

you enjoy political dramas

you like understated yet powerful stories

My grade: 8,5/10

My favorite things about this movie:

the INCREDIBLE acting, especially by aelm bhumibhat who's slowly becoming one of the best & most powerful thai actors in my eyes. ud awat & pae arak also ate this up bruh.

the directing & cinematography are so so so good, they remind me of p'nuchie anucha & apichatpong weerasethakul and I mean that in the best way.

this story is so impactful & I know I will remember it for years to come. this movie didn't go AT ALL where I thought it would at first, and I'm grateful because the last 30 minutes made it become a favorite for me.

super niche but this whole cast is crazy & I simply adore who they got to sign on this movie, like... pae arak??? that's insane, like literally insane. ud awat showed his whole ass twice & frankly? slay. the cast is too fucking good but that's just a me point bc you probably don't know them lol.

Where to watch: netflix | dramacool

[mat-of-superwholock]

I HONESTLY DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW THE UGLY OOMPLA LOOMPA WON.

I say we start a revolution from Tumblr! Which fandoms are with me?!

[absolutelyzoned]

im so real for this

[greenvillainredemption]

One thing I love about mutant mayhem is that Leo has a crush on an April who’s not conventionally attractive. It almost feels like, because of the turtles’ isolated upbringing* he hasn’t been influenced by the popular western beauty ideals and just thinks this ordinary human is beautiful! And I think that’s really cool! Because she is!

*though they’ve clearly been exposed to celebrities and other pop culture so ?? idk lol

[macethetiredartist]

I did it

Mace is my OC

Tim is a Marble Hornets character

BONUS:

accurate descrption of my life⬆️

[bookwormangie]

Understanding Snape and his character

I've been knee-deep in the Snape debate lately, and I’ve got some thoughts I need to lay out. Snape undeniably did some awful things as an adult, and he’s aware of that—he holds himself accountable and we should too. But his story isn’t just a straightforward tale of good versus evil.

Thinking about Snape, especially after diving into his memories in Deathly Hallows, it’s evident he was trying to make up for his past. When Snape begged Dumbledore to protect Lily and the Potters, it wasn't just a plea for safety—it was a glimpse into his desire for redemption and his need to atone because he knew he fucked up by relaying the prophecy. Dumbledore saw potential in him, not just as a spy, but as someone capable of change and redemption. Lily, the person he loves, being in danger and later dying, saved Snape and forced him to change. She was the catalyst for Snape's redemption arc and that's literally the whole point.

Then there’s Snape’s upbringing—a life marred by abuse at home and relentless bullying at school. That kind of trauma leaves deep scars; it molded Snape into a bitter and vindictive person. I can’t help but sympathize with him. He wasn’t born an asshole; circumstances shaped him that way. His journey from an abused home life to a bullied youth, to a Death Eater, and eventually to an antihero is a stark reminder of the complexities of human nature. It frustrates me to no end that people shower sympathy on abused characters like Harry, who turned out kind, yet refuse to extend the same empathy to Snape, who emerged bitter and vindictive—something so painfully realistic. Their situations were fundamentally different; Harry had a whole support system and was rich as fuck, but Snape had none and was living in poverty. Comparing them is unfair and misses the point entirely.

So when I see debates reducing Snape to a mere villain or hero, good or evil, I can’t help but feel we’re oversimplifying a deeply layered character. You can dislike Snape all you want, but painting him out to be something he's not, simplifying his character, and completely shitting on him is such an insult and a wrong interpretation of who he truly is. Snape’s morally grey journey through darkness and redemption is a testament to human struggle and growth. To truly understand Snape is to grasp his tumultuous path and his relentless quest to reconcile his actions with his conscience—a journey that resonates with the complexities of real life.

[necromycologist]

i think i say this like all the time but it is a TRAVESTY that we dont do more with came back wrong nick. ohhh he died from being possessed by the destroyer and sat in the river for a while and got brought back to life by an immensely powerful but also untrustworthy free magic creature? and hes Normal Human? stop lying to me man i know theres something wrong with him

[mayday396]

There are more I would like to add for this Fluffy Brazilian Spanish Death Wolfo:

There is even more proof of him having a Heart, you see he doesn't just give chances for Puss to Run but also Strike and that's why he was so chill with the first encounter with Puss because he doesn't expect Puss to understand his mistakes the first time round and that's why he dodges and irritate Puss's Attacks as "Slow" "Sloppy" and "Sad" He's ✨Savouring✨ it basically asking him to live his life properly and don't around the Bush.He's a Teacher, a symbol of Tough Love.

More proof can be shown at the end when Puss fought for his life against Death and won, Death growled trying to find more reasons to be mad at Puss but he can't and BREAKS CHARACTER with his Spanish Outburst which likely translated to English as, "Why the hell did I play with/chase after my food!" Which could be depicted in two ways,

1) He REALLY WANTED to kill Puss and be done with this because afterall Puss defied life by being Reckless or 2) He realize that Puss indeed learnt his Lesson and doesn't want to kill him instead he's like, "Oh fuck Finally! He learnt his Lesson" but instead of relief and since still in the presence of Puss and everyone else he hides his true feelings by saying whatever he said in his Spanish Outburst and breathes in and out to get back into character

Which is further proven by his Satisfaction when he says, "Live your Life Puss in Boots....Live it Well" and turning back to him with a faint Smirk, " You know, we'll meet again, right?" It's Ironic because he is ALWAYS WATCHING, but the chance that however Puss may grow in the Future, he'll be there to see it and make sure he will never forget the Lesson he taught him and one day instead of laughing at him, Puss would embrace him like an Old Friend because at the Very Least he enjoyed this life to the fullest and lived it well.

He could continue fighting for that life even when Death comes for him again at an old age, Death knows he will take him but would be eager for a Final Duel before taking him as he has yet to settle the Score, because at this point he really pretty much an Old Friend to Puss.

But YES CALL DEATH A GOOD BOI, HE HIDES HIS SOFTNESS UNDER A BLANKET OF INTIMIDATION, ARTISTS DO YOUR THING AND LET US SCRITCH THIS WOLFO PLEASEEEEE

Anyone just wanna scritch and pet the Wolf from Puss in Boots 2?

Like he's all menacing and Intimidating to Puss, but when you think about it, he's really just teaching him how not to be Reckless with Life and that's why when the Wolf fights is Fast and Swift and yet does all the Scary things so he could scare his opponent and seeing them run away giving them the chance to live once again, he's basically savouring this as much as he can because he knows he will get you one day and you won't be able to run or Hide from it.

Man's Dedicated to his Job as Grim Reaper, but you could hear a Faint Sadness from his Voice when he says, "Everyone thinks they have a chance to Defeat me...but no one has Escaped from me yet" when he says that, he doesn't just mean Puss but also to EVERYONE and he's sad because he doesn't have a Worthy opponent to match his Power because everyone that he fights with would die right in his hands.

That's why I want to pet his fluffy Cheeks and rub his cute ears because he has seen alot, he's DEATH he's seen everything from every Person's life, and that's why one must pet the Wolf Grim Reaper because despite all the Pain that he has seen and all lives he may have possibly ruined or inevitably caused , he's just doing his Job and being a Good boy.

YES CALL DEATH A GOOD BOI RIGHT NOW

LOOK AT HIM, I WANT TO PET HIS FLUFFY CHEEKS.

[highfantasy-soul]

So I've seen some (I assume) show-only people really, really upset about Hopper's death. Like, calling the show runners sick, awful, disgusting people for it. So, insane as it is, I'm here to defend the murder of fluffy canines.

Wolves in the Wheel of Time world are not cute little companion puppies that are just so sweet and innocent and perfect. Killing a wolf is not killing a helpless creature that is relying solely on human kindness to survive, nor is it done just for shock value.

Wolves would be VERY UPSET if you viewed them this way! They are just as independent and capable as any of the human characters - they have their own society, lives, and beliefs. They fight in battle.

Hopper wasn't just standing next to Perrin as his little dog on a leash and then was murdered out of the blue - he chose to join the battle and attack an enemy. The enemy then killed him as he was seeking to kill one of them. Hopper died in battle just like any human would have (and did many times over in the story).

Yes, the Whitecloaks and people at large do only view them as animals - dangerous animals that can kill them - not as equals to humans, but Perrin does understand their importance as beings in their own right. He was reacting to Hopper's death not as a 'you just killed my pet out of the blue!' but as a 'you just killed a member of my family (pack)'.

Does it suck to see canines killed on screen? Yeah. Does that mean that if a story includes the death of a canine that means the writers are disgusting, sick, cruel people because 'killing the dog' has gotten a bad rep in media? No.

Including wolfbrothers means including their role as beings who are also fighting against the shadow. That means some are going to die in battle. Just as Uno's death was significant and meaningful to our characters, just as Rand's mom dying was meaningful, Ingtar's death, Karene and Steppin's death, etc, are all meaningful to the story and the characters, so is Hopper's death.

If the death of a canine is triggering to you, I get it. Torture scenes and graphic depictions of violence are triggering to me. But that doesn't mean that I thought the showrunners were disgusting, sick people for having death in the show, or lingering on people's last moments and giving them their due rather than brushing right past the death.

If the death of any being other than a human - especially canines - really gets to you, then The Wheel of Time probably isn't for you as the wolves play a very important role in the fight against the Shadow. They're warriors just like the people are which means they're going to fall in battle too.

I know this post is probably only for a very tiny fraction of people who watched the episode, but I felt it needed to be said. Calling writers bad people for wolf death is just wild to me.