#david bryant

[robynnnn311]

the marines laughing when goodsir said he needs a chaperone back to ship is actually concrete proof that they all went to hell when their souls were stolen

[theyonagoda]

Various Royal Marines of the Terror (show) (not the ship because some of these are Erebus guys) as pictures of the fish Sergeant Major

WILLIAM HEATHER: Look at his big head looking to get cracked

DAVID BRYANT: How rotund...

SOLOMON TOZER: Majestic boy!

PILKINGTON: He is so tiny. So eatable. Look at him.

That's it.

[jartnell]

Love the scene where Bryant's talking to Chambers and he calls Goodsir a Mary-Ann. Like "Georgie quit worrying. That faggot doesn't know what he's talking about"

[saints-who-never-existed]

Gore's death being overshadowed by Franklin's is one thing but Franklin also completely overshadowing Bryant's death is another thing entirely, and I want to talk more about it.

Our bright brother, Lt. Graham Gore

vs.

It took Bryant. He weren’t no best man.

Like, damn. The only posthumous mention he gets and it's not even a kind one...

[demon4dilfs]

some images of the original broadway cast of les mis, from a souvenir program

[noughticalcrossings]

Sergeant David Bryant

We thought it was the bear in front of us

[hacash]

don't mind me. just having Thoughts about comparing the two marine sergeants: tozer's first proper scene contrasted against bryant's first scene. how bryant is shown giving reassurance to ship's boy george chambers - 'it's just the ice, georgie...just the ice' - while tozer's establishing moment is giving hickey extra work just for funsies and being pretty dismissive of ship's boy tommy evans ('are...are we just going to leave it like that?' 'unless you want to climb in there and fix it, yes we are'). when poor baby evans has just finished burying his buddy, no less!

and, like, tozer cares about his men, that much is obvious; he's a good guy at heart, but he's also a bit of a dick (complementary). he has a lot of pride in his own position, he's a bit cocky, and he's also not too precious about slightly messing with people further down on the ladder than him just because his rank and status as a marine means he can. and then the more we see of tozer, the more we see of his protective side for those around him... and crucially, this comes out after bryant is killed.

this isn't all fleshed out, by the way, i just have a lot of unfinished emotions about how from the little we saw of him bryant felt like a more conscientious leader to those around him, the more responsible one. tozer can slack off a bit on his responsibilities because bryant’s there. and then he's killed, and they're in a shit position, and tozer's the only sergeant left and the situation is getting worse by the day. and i guess i just like the idea of sometime after bryant's death tozer going oh fuck. got to take this shit seriously now.

[earthshine-moon]

No ‘other’ option on this one since these guys are mostly pretty niche and I’m turning this into a tournament once I’ve got the results

Can’t have the ‘other’ option winning here can we?

Part 1 results

Part 2 results

[gayterrortournament]

1C:

Edmund Hoar vs David Bryant

Polls will be posted in reblogs later!

[charlesdesvoeux]

just reached a new circle of terror tertiary character hell (writing david bryant/george chambers fanfiction)

[rawsmackdownnxtdivas]

Carlene Begnaud & The City Bois 💋

[imago-memoria]

Ondes et silence Réalisé par David Bryant et Karl Lemieux - 2014 | 14 min

[terrorquotestm]

Des Voeux: Shouldn't we at least check the guy’s wallet?

Bryant: For what?

Des Voeux: He may have some money. We most likely already committed murder, we might as well rob his ass!

[cinematicnomad]

THE TERROR ▸ 1.03 the ladder

[man-peach-reborn]

VIP + text posts

[starkju0]

Final Very Important People drawing 💛