#fear/gibson

[raininyourblackeyes]

Fear/Gibson just decided Composition is no longer needed at all huh

[multi-fandom-geek-blog]

Nebelhorn Trophy 2024 - Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson at the medal ceremony

[luckylolabug]

I just can't figure out how this choreo matches the music it's so weird????

[leahthedreamer]

If they were doing a more Diva Beyoncé program then why did we start with Halo and tone switch midway 😭

[hikkichuuu]

Lilah and Lewis slayed o.o

That was impressive - and fun!

[a-birdhouse-in-your-soul]

lilah and lewis’s costumes make them look like they have a twilight-style sparkly sunburn

[bluespring864]

Well, this Euros really was all about the bronze medallists, wasn't it? Juulia/Matthias, two of my favourites anyway, I'm still in disbelief, that was incredible. Think I held my breath for over four minutes there and breathed out during that last picture of a lift. So beautiful. And then the Italians, whom I have so much love and admiration for and they finally made it to their rightful gold medal! Sorry Lilah/Lewis, I barely saw you there in the middle today, too emotionally hungover from what came before and too nervous for what was to come I guess. I'll have to rewatch.

Icing on the cake: Charlene being too emotional to even speak, singing her heart out during the anthem and then her and Marco trying to make their lack of height difference work on that last photo opp. Someone gif me this please <3

[seconddoubt]

lilah's dress is really pretty though, the fabric is beautiful

[figurelifeflirt]

2022 Brittania Cup entry #2

Junior free dance

Slatter/Perez(GBR)

Thoughts: the ending had this wonderful dramatic feel to it but I didn’t like the all black outfits.

Senior free dance

Fear/Gibson(GBR)

Thoughts: I almost didn’t watch this because it was shaking a little. But the quality got better. That first lift was spectacular. And I also liked the sliding lift at the end.  

Lagouge/Caffa(FRA)

Thoughts: that opening lift was a beauty. Natcha, I loved her cutouts and the fact that a couple strands of hair had escaped from her bun. Arnaud, I loved the one armed look. He rocked it so well.

Hancock/Fourati(HUN)

Thoughts: Lucy’s dress was spectacular but I didn’t like the color they choose for her tights.

[sparkles-oflight]

I don't follow Ice dance much (only a couple of teams) and I love Fear/Gibson but I didn't vibe much with their SP this season? Idk, the choreo seems disconnected from the music. Put literally any other pop song on top of it and you'll get the same result (or a better one)

[raininyourblackeyes]

Fear/Gibson top GPF qualifiers this is the bad place

[multi-fandom-geek-blog]

Nebelhorn Trophy 2024 - Free Dance - warm-up group 4

[skate-the-onion]

World Championships + text post memes part 3/4 ( 1 2 3 4 )

[luckylolabug]

Who picked this song for a FD I just wanna talk

[raisedbyanother]

Fear Street: 1666 (2021) Dir: Leigh Janiak

[frankiebirds]

so. this scene has been talked about a lot:

I think this scene is a really interesting example of the criminal minds writers giving tiny pieces of character backstories that are never elaborated upon, (or, more broadly, forgetting early established character details) because unlike a lot of examples where lines are said and immediately forgotten about, I do think this revelation informs a lot of Hotch's character. I'm not necessarily saying that the writers always had it in mind when writing Hotch that he experienced childhood abuse, but I do feel like you can see the ways in which he was affected. I don't know—this made more sense in my head, but it feels a little less forgotten about and a little less thrown in than some other examples. I think a big difference between this scene and some later ones is that:

The trauma happened pre-series

and

It was established in the first season.

criminal minds isn't great at letting their characters be affected by their in-series trauma for more than a few episodes (and then maybe it'll come up once or twice down the line because the writers remembered it happened) and a lot of later instances* of characters being revealed to have some major pre-series trauma suffer because the impact it would have reasonably had on them isn't consistent with earlier portrayals and sometimes even contradicts established information.

not that it can't be interesting to look at those earlier portrayals of their characters with the backstory that is added later. again, this all made more sense in my head: essentially, the reason i think this feels different to me is that the writers knew when they started writing hotch that he was abused as a child, while other characters who have traumatic backstories revealed have those backstories added much later, and so the writers have a not-great choice between showing the effects their trauma had on them when there was no sign of it earlier, or moving on with their character as if none of it ever happened.

*i'd like to quickly establish that i'm not talking about morgan here. that was also a pretty early reveal and feels consistent enough with early characterization that i wouldn't be shocked if the idea was first floated while season one was being written