#g!george

[skullsnbruises]

Soft spot for them 🥺

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[kayla-crazy-stuffs]

I'm out of ideas so, I just drew something random :]

TW: Implied Mouthplay

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[smiles-for-anon]

Hope you're doing okay

You have been inactive so much time :(

Sends you hugs and cookies 🍪

Hi! Thanks for the hugs and cookies :]]

I’ve been inactive for a bit because recently my siblings got taken away, so there’s a bunch of court going on :((

But on the bright side I have some pieces I’ve been working on! Here’s some wips 👀👀

[boasamishipper]

sooooooooooooo many things to scream about tonight but number one on the list is the difference in the ways dylan and mark's outies talked to their innies. from the get-go mark scout is nothing but patronizing to mark s. he created mark s as an escape from his grief, and now he wants to use mark s as a means to an end to save his wife and pick up his life where he abandoned it. he gets helly's name wrong and calls her 'the person you're seeing' because he doesn't recognize mark s's humanity. he sees mark s as an extension of himself, and he only loves gemma, so of course whatever mark s feels for helly can't be real or worth fighting for. and when mark s understandably doesn't see it his way, mark scout lashes out, calling mark s a child.

but then you have the letter dylan george wrote to dylan g. in three paragraphs dylan george talks to his innie like an adult, like they are peers. he's angry at dylan g, but at the same time, he understands why dylan g did what he did. he would have done the same if he were in dylan g's place. after years of being jealous of his outie, dylan g learns that his outie thinks he (dylan g) is the one to emulate, the self-assured badass. and where helena and mark scout made their innie's decisions for them ("i am a person. you are not.") dylan george breaks the cycle: he offers his opinion, but ultimately puts the decision back in dylan g's hands.

at the end of this season, dylan g is gifted agency. and after fulfilling his purpose, mark s steals his agency back.

[lylahammar]

the one perk he can't earn

[adam-scott]

The cast of Severance (Adam Scott, Zach Cherry, Britt Lower) took over a glass-walled replica of the Lumon Industries office at the Grand Central Terminal in New York, USA. For over two hours, they stayed in character as their "innies," working at their desks, doing yoga, and engaging in other office activities, just like on the show

[eggsistential-breakdown]

Dylan and Mark having some very different innie/outie interactions today

[sageshouldknowbetter]

[divorcedtom]

SEVERANCE 2x04 / 2x05

[maxdibert]

Can we talk about how Dylan George is presented as a piece of shit but ends up being the only one of the outies who truly treats his innie as an adult, taking into account their desires and feelings, and even sees them as a part of himself to admire and look up to? Can we talk about how Dylan George never paternalizes Dylan G like Mark Scout does with Mark S, nor does he treat him as a tool like Helena Eagan treats Helly R? Can we understand how Dylan George, despite everything that might bother him about his wife’s relationship with his innie, understands that his innie is attracted to her because, despite everything, his wife is his world and it makes sense to him that his innie would see her that way too, and admires his innie’s ability to be the person that, due to circumstances, he has stopped being? I mean, what a marvel Dylan George is. He basically gets it all. That “I would like you to stay alive because I think knowing you’re there makes me a better person, but you can choose whatever you want because I understand you are independent of me, and I have no right to decide for you, because even knowing you are part of me, I still see you as an individual and not as an extension” that represents his letter is pure brilliance. Mark Scout treats Mark S like a rebellious and ungrateful child, and Helena Eagan treats Helly R like a means, not even considering her a being with her own consciousness, but Dylan George treats Dylan G like a fucking person. Totally unexpected but wonderful.

[bombshellsandbluebells]

Dylan so OBVIOUSLY has unmedicated ADHD and it kills me that he thinks of himself as a failure/loser (and his wife also kind of thinks it of him)

being very perk-motivated, being good at macrodata refinement because it's kind of like a video game and also involves clear successes/incentives, getting really into interests only to spend a bunch of money on them and then fizzle out later on, being really bad with budgeting and long-term thinking about money in general, forgetting to do the cookies for the bake sale

this man needed an ADHD coach and some Adderrall and he got severed instead

[skullsnbruises]

Boys and their snack boyfriends

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[sleazyjanet]

in(nie) and out(ie)

[cthaehart]

Irving pleasee haha

(Based on @ratthumbsup ‘s post)

[boasamishipper]

chewing glass about innie!dylan this episode. all this time he's spent imagining the life his outie must live - gaining confidence from the idea that his outie lives a life full of adventure and excitement, all the perks he could possibly hope to gain in the palms of his hands, with the ultimate perk being his family, his wife and children - and now he has to sit across from the woman his outie married and listen to her tell him that his outie in fact is not this incredibly successful fantasy of a man that he's clung to all this time. the quiet shock and devastation in his voice when he asks "so he's actually kind of a fuck up?" and the look on his face when his outie's wife doesn't deny it. and then him being blindsided again when he pledges to make her and the kids proud and she tells him sincerely that she is always proud of him. even imperfect, he is loved. what can he even do with that

[acornwellian]

the severance season 2 speedy squad of six