#everybody cries

[dravencroft]

Maya released a terrifying screech, her jaw lowering farther than it should. "You. Cannot. Have. My. SACRIFICE!".

One of the most powerful scenes in Rhythm of War: Maya shouting her truth during Adolin's trial.

[valeovalairs]

dsmp lore (ending) in 2024, huh?

[noahschnappinfs]

David Harbour talking about the cast crying during the last table read + an imitation of Noah’s crying

[bberetd]

you guys really loved her here, so she gets her own dump now 🤗

the bros in guitars are thanks to @silenzahra and her musician bros post!

and for @itsavee4117… cousin Vivi :D (see his original post for her here)

[sootsz]

the techno shrine

[cleopatrachampagne]

every piece of star wars canon that involves han solo really just further confirms that despite his very extreme attempts to cultivate the image of himself as a cutthroat, selfish, money-hungry loner who looks out for himself and his wallet alone he actually imprints like a baby duckling on anyone he spends more than five minutes in the presence of and would sacrifice anything for his friends and i have to say i love it and he is the most character for this. truly ahead of his time.

[lobotomist-at-claires]

close enough welcome back rave time

[linusbenjamin]

Person of Interest 5.12 | .exe

[thehauntedmarionnette]

You know that one meme and it’s like;

It gives me the exact same vibes as this scene

“I’m not struggling with a moral dilemma, Izuku. I’m gay”

-Ururaka Ochako 2023 (bc manga)

[winepresswrath]

The princess told me that she had felt for a long time that the Cohort movements didn't make sense to her. She said what would be most economically productive was intermingling with these people, allowing immigration and absorption into the Nine Houses; that shepherd planets got more costly the further the Houses extended themselves, and that instead of creating long-lasting industry we were doing little more than slash-and-burn trading. Scattershot, she said. Notwithstanding the moral issue. She said she and her sister had always been interested in the way the Houses were being run, and that lanthe had encouraged her interest. She had always thought we were being wasteful... Afterward she said it was much more than theory. She said she had groomed herself for something and all it had done was make her unfit for the purpose. What purpose? ... I told her she wouldn't understand. When she asked me why not, I said I was just an administrator; she was a princess. A king. ... The princess turned to me then and took my hands. I kept my balance. She said, Jody, if I offered you that sword, wouldn't you take it? I know how to use it. I know what it would mean. Lieutenant Dyas is dead. My own necromancer wouldn't have me. Won't you let me be your cavalier? Here, now, at the end of the world? Save me, Jody. Bind me to you, or who knows where I will go? What throne will I mount, if you don’t bind me down?

- As Yet Unsent

“But we’re closer to the goal than ever before.” “Of course we are, you perfect genius,” said Crown, lovingly, and she took the dead gloved fingers, and she kissed them. Every single dead soldier’s fingers twitched. Prince Ianthe Naberius raised hers, an involuntary movement almost, and that waxen, handsome face was an expressionless mask, with only the cool grey eyeballs moving in their sockets. Then Crown said quietly, “We can do good work, Ianthe. I know people who need us.”

-Nona the Ninth

- The Unwanted Guest

Corona recoiled from Gideon and looked up at her, her golden hair smeared to her forehead with sweat and tears. “She took Babs,” she said, which seemed fair enough. But then Corona started crying again, big tears leaking out of her eyes, her voice thick with misery and self-pity. “And who even cares about Babs? Babs! She could have taken me.”

-Gideon the Ninth

Emphasis mine, excuse my dreadful formatting I'm just excited because every time we learn more about the Tridentarii's schemes I remember again how Coronabeth (Crown) wants to be eaten and knighted and bound, but also possibly be god-king of the universe, allegedly on the grounds that Jod's forever war is morally bankrupt and economically likely to lead to bankruptcies.

[extasiswings]

YA GIRL HAS AN INTERVIEW!

[noahschnappinfs]

I’d encourage everybody to not take everything at face value and see how easy things/words can get twisted online with everybody believing it without questioning.

Multiple ST updates accs are posting this quote when it’s mostly paraphrased in a way to make it seem more dramatic than it actually was.

What David actually said was this so they took actual words from the article and scrambled them a bit in a way that it changed the context of what was said.

so everybody, be careful and also start checking your sources.

[faradyke]

I think the post Ohtori headcanon that plagues my brain the most is Touga and Nanami being no contact, and Saionji choosing to be there for Nanami over Touga.

[daincrediblegg]

this has been sitting in my imovie drafts for a whole year

[sassypantsjaxon]

Thinking about how Luffy didn't want to be alone and so he went and made himself into a younger brother. How he went and formed these bonds with these two boys who really had no obligation to him, but they all loved each other so much anyway. How losing Sabo as a child shaped him and how he just refused to lose anyone else because of it. How he and Ace had no choice but to love each other more in Sabo's absence. How Luffy probably doesn't even know how many people Ace told about his kid brother, how many people knew he was coming because Ace told them first. How hard Luffy and Ace tried to hold onto each other. How much Luffy's love meant to a boy who felt unwanted. How when Sabo finally comes back to him he's afraid that his little brother will be angry with him but all Luffy can do is cry because it means he still has a brother.

Thinking about how being a brother is just something Franky is. Something he'll always be. Just like a shipwright. Just like Tom's disciple. How he can try to give those things up, but they'll always come back to him. How he became the big brother to the backstreets of Water 7 himself. How he wouldn't have fully understood how Iceberg felt believing he was dead for four years until CP9 told him they had killed his brother. How relieved he was to learn he was still alive. How he must have worried about Iceberg's reaction when he destroyed the blueprints but saved the woman they had been warned about. How freeing it must have been to finally hear his brother say he's forgiven.

Thinking about how Sanji is the only one who was born as a brother but he's the one it means the least to. How for him there was no safety in being a younger brother. How fighting with his brothers didn't come with the security of knowing his father would still love him anyway. How he would avoid thinking about Reiju because he knew she loved him but also that she only loved him as much as was safe. How he would see Luffy and Ace or Franky and Iceberg, and even knowing that his family is the abnormal one, he still can't help but wonder if it's really as simple as they make it seem. How even with his brothers never giving him anything but pain, he still can't do anything but save them.

Thinking about how after they were all back together in Sabaody, Iceberg is probably the first person Franky wants to know he's still alive versus Sanji's brothers being the last people he wants knowing anything about him versus Luffy not having a brother to tell anymore and I just-

[ducktracy]

Crayon Shin-chan is high art