#dead phoebe

[asoftepiloguemylove]

MAY I BURN. MAY YOU SEE IT; DEVOTION THAT SWALLOWS YOU WHOLE

George Bataille // @inbredlamb // Richard Siken Litany in Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out // Olga Koroleva with grandfather // unknown // Richard Siken "Planet of Love," Crush // Otto Künzli Ring for two people / Brooch for two people // Ada Limón "The Good Fight," Bright Dead Things // Phoebe Bridgers Scott Street

[recycledraccoon]

Burrows End is SO SO good and Aabria is such a master of story telling. This season, despite being genuine DnD vs other systems Aabria has used, hasn't actually seen all that much full blown combat. Like, of course they've fought things throughout, but it's been so much more information hunting and puzzling together all the lore. But this obviously means those scenes we do have such full blown COMBAT with sets so much more important, which was obvious in the reactor....but the bear....so obviously it's been focused on in reference to Tula's reveal, or as a show of how fucked up biology wise this world they live in is and how dangerous it is in the forest.

But it's also Aabria laying such incredibly subtle groundwork. It's showing us "this is possible in this world. This happens. They can get inside of you, burrow into you, and you will be their walking warren. Parasite and host intertwined."

And then we move on...we focus on the secrets of the first stoats and learning of all these human things, and the chipmunks and bear are just fun tidbits to throwback to about how scary and fucked up things are, but no longer relevant.

Last week we heard those tapes, and I thought "that voice change there...the 'they're so sneaky'...was that a first stoat, who we only heard as squeaks, instead speaking through Dr. Wenabocker as he died?"

And I forgot about the bear too.

But the SECOND it was revealed that Wenabocker left, that his body was gone and that Phoebe left too? It all clicked.

The Bear wasn't just a fun, really cool fucked up battle set for an episode, it was incredibly important foreshadowing. The foundation, the trap, the big bad all at once hidden behind a cool, fucked up bear in the second goddamn episode of the season.

[w7ves]

rue sous la neige ; la pie, claude monet / three women, sylvia plath / little women (2019) dir. greta gerwig / christmas song, mccarthy trenching / dead poets society (1989) dir. peter weir / friedrich nietzsche, from selected letters / the perks of being a wallflower (2012) dir. stephen chbosky / war of the foxes, richard siken / the holdovers (2023) dir. alexander payne.

[elainiisms]

anyone else out there yearning for something they cannot name?

[pierppasolini]

Drop Dead Fred (1991) // dir. Ate de Jong

[catboyglover]

my fave genre of characters: mirrorballs

[dreamgirljune]

the joy of being known

true blue - boygenius >> milsae >> presumably dead arm - sidney gish >> a bookmark near the end - julia nicole camp >> tumblr user @bananaanna1 >> tumblr user gayassnatural (old url)

[emmaziadarcy]

holy shit dog-

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[expiredhydrogenperoxide]

‘know it’s for the better’

regulus joining the deatheaters

‘know it’s for the better’

regulus dying cold and alone in the cave

‘know it’s for the better’

sirius thinking his brother hated him till the end

‘know it’s for the better’

james knowing that it couldn’t have been an accident

[send-me-a-puffalope]

just watched the new ghostbusters movie with my friend and truly, awkward teenage lesbians will both end and save the world.

[blazethecheeto]

i beg your pardon.

Jac listened to BOYGENIUS to inspire the agatha/rio love story i've passed away this is it oh my GOD.

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that window looks nice, what if i jump out of it.

[asoftepiloguemylove]

I DID WELL. I WISH YOU SAW. // ON LONELINESS AND WANTING MORE

Beau Taplin On Fire // Albert Camus The Misunderstanding // @/picturesoflittleletters (instagram) // Andrew Kozma Song of the Insensible // pinterest // The Smiths "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out," The Queen is Dead (1986) // @swollenbabyfat // Phoebe Bridgers "Moon Song," Punisher (2020) // Hélène Cixous "Love of the Wolf," Stigmata: Escaping Texts // "Mizumono," Hannibal (2013-2015) dir. David Slade // Bring Me The Horizon "Don't Go" There is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven, Let's Keep It a Secret (2010) // Danez Smith Acknowledgements

[urmom-richietozier1]

OK SO HEAR ME OUT ON THIS

THEIR THE (almost) THE SAME PERSON!!!

WHY??? OH HERE:

●gay

●fell in love with someone's who's dead or dies.

●makes shitty unfunny jokes that are so unfunny that there funny in a weird unfunny way.

●where's nerdy glasses.

●falls in love with best friend (me too pookies)

LIKE OMG THERES MORW BUT IM NIT WRITING ALL THAT OUT

ANYWAY LIKE OMG

[vincentsleftear]

But we don’t have to talk about it. I can walk you home and practice method acting. I’ll pretend being with you doesn’t feel like drowning. Telling you it’s nice to see how good you’re doing.

Even though we know it isn’t true.

[dailytraingirl]

and while you’re bleeding on your back in the glass

i’ll be glad that i made it out

and sorry that it all went down

like it did.

[wasco]

maybe my friends can be the great loves of my life

seven - Taylor Swift // Dead Poets Society (dir. Peter Weir) // A Little Life - Hanya Yanigahara // Lady Bird (dir. Greta Gerwig // The Orange - Wendy Cope // Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (dir. John Hughes) // The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky // dedication on a bench // The Miseducation of Cameron Post (dir. Desiree Akhavan) // dorothea - Taylor Swift // Close (dir. Lukas Dhont) // Frances Ha (written by Noah Baumbach, Greta Gerwig) // The Perks of Being a Wallflower (dir. Stephen Chbosky) // The Long and Short of It - Richard Siken // The Goldfinch (dir. John Crowley) // Graceland Too - Phoebe Bridgers