I just watched In The Mouth of Madness. My brain feels like a playdough sculpture of castle gray skull. Like someone went at my skull with a chisel and just split it open. What the fuck did I watch, and why do I have the overwhelming urge to watch it again?
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i SCREAMED when i heard andy beshear come after jd vance for pretending to be from appalachia. a dem capable of pulling kentucky of all places is a strategic fucking vice president pick.
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i always imagine scar as having scar tissue on the side of his face that pulls the edge of his mouth up slightly. not enough to look strained or uncanny, not enough to even realize that's what's happening unless you've spent a lot of time around him, but just enough so that it looks like he's constantly, always smirking a little bit
oh man so see this is Interesting, bc you honestly don’t need the scar tissue to even pull much to get this effect, just giving him a lip scar in the right place would make it look like he’s always slightly smiling
^tried to show what i mean here, literally nothing else about his expression is different between the two images, just that one tiny mouth scar
(imo a bigger scar there would actually affect his expression LESS than this, because eventually your brain goes ‘oh that’s not part of his mouth that’s something else’ and doesn’t register it as much)
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Is there any evidence that anything we do really exists? What if dreaming was the real world and this one was us sleeping?
Meaning according to my hypothesis, the dragon i befriended last night while I was "asleep" was indeed real, and you saying "get over it, it was just a dream" was the real dream.
Get dream zoned punk.
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i deeply enjoy that the frozen citadel, giant intimidating castle of decked out, designed to be as intimidating as possible, symbol of the terrible things within. that frozen citadel. it will now forever have a pink sheep named poof who doesn't know what the ground is dangling from it. it's like a metaphor for tango and zedaph. i think.
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you ever think about how edwin got like. no warning, no time time to process, nothing, when he reappeared on earth faced with the fact that virtually everyone he knew in life is dead. his parents? probably died in the 1950s or so (at best) almost forty years prior to edwin’s return. if any of his classmates were still around, they’d have been elderly, possibly senile, and in a few years they’d all be gone– except, of course, edwin. nothing looks the same, cars look like spaceships, there actually are spaceships, he can no longer see the stars, and everyone he knew is dead.
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actually i lied the real crowning moment of Endwalker is the final Zenos battle. because what could be better than defeating the embodiment of despair in a battle to prove the worth of existence, literally the highest stakes possible, and then turning around and fighting your rival. not to save the world or because anyone asked you to but just because you want to. because it's fun.
Fighting just for the sake of fighting - because you can, because you find it fun and meaningful, because it's part of who you are.
Adventuring just for the sake of adventuring,
living for the sake of living.
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what i need is for daniel to realize at different points that his past/present/future relationship with armand is EXACTLY like the parts of louis' and lestat's relationship he mocked the most. ie "is THIS the fucked up gothic romance?" "are WE the whiny existential queens?" he doesn't have to do this out loud but i want his relationship with armand to be so disgusting and hot and terrible that he reaches brief moments of clarity. and i'll be able to tell he's thinking it just based on the look in his eyes
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