#gothamstreetcat

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Jeremiah Valeska blows up Wayne Manor GOTHAM (2014 - 2019)

[gothamnetwork]

DAVID MAZOUZ as Bruce Wayne

GOTHAM (2014-2019) ↳ 3.14 The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies

[felicitykings]

BRUCE WAYNE & SELINA KYLE

GOTHAM (2014-2019) ↳ 4.01 Pax Penguina

[deecnuts]

GOTHAM (2014 - 2019) Season 5, Episode 11 "They Did What?"

[cinemapix]

PENNYWORTH (2019 - 2022) Emma Paetz as Martha Kane in Season 1, Episode 7: Julie Christie

[twelverriver]

Song recs: Lydia by Highly Suspect.

oh hello <3

couldn’t listen all the way through | not my thing | it’s okay | kinda catchy | ok i really like this | downloading immediately | already in my library

ok i have to admit the first 30 seconds i had doubts i was like hmmmmm... then the song REALLY started and i was like OHHH i didn't know your game, lovely song !! it fucks !!! also YES YOU BEST BELIEVE THIS IS GOING STRAIGHT INTO THE WESLAH PLAYLIST I HAVE !!! this part??

I can't breathe, much less believe / You gave me everything you had / Every little thing you had / A poor love unrehearsed / I've seen your best and worst / And at your worst, you're still the best / BUT at my best, I am the worst

helllooo unhealthy buffyverse ships !!! also this is a spuffy song TO me especially s7... this was pretty cool actually i can see myself listening to this !! also i like the cover art !! i would ALSO like to make out with the universe when is it my turn....

send me a song here!

[buffysummers]

Sending you my best ✨♥️

Thank you 🙏 🩵

[nastasyafilippovnas]

Hey girl!!! Hope you’re doing well. Can I request Wesley/Lilah (you know how obsessed I am with them, sorry) or Spike/Buffy for the gif requests? <3

Hi, hun! I'm doing okay, lol. I don't have Ats downloaded (oops), so I did a spuffy set, hope you like it <33

[iamnotcreativeijustplayitontv]

In another "is it just me or is this a thing?" question, does anybody else notice that the design on Crowley's tie is like an f-hole in wooden string instruments?

(GIF by gothamstreetcat from this post)

(photo from this stringsmagazine.com article)

Perhaps an indication that he would be performing with Aziraphale? The f-holes are also where you can see into the instrument and see the soundpost, so maybe it has something to do with vulnerability, especially during the magic act? Everything in this show has meaning, and while unbuttoning the coat and straightening the tie is a normal action, they also seemed to make sure the tie was visible, so it seems important.

I feel like there's probably some deeper symbolism to find, but I need to get to bed, so I'll try to do a deeper dive on this later this week and update on what I find.

[mistysblueboxstuff]

Misty you are so pretty!! I love your glasses!

aw you're very kind, thank you! 🥰

[bisexualblckcanary]

4, 8, & 17 for the asks! <3

Thanks! 💜

4, What's a rare fear that you have?

Not wholly unfounded, if you ask me, but I'm scared of catfish. More accurately the idea of being in water with one makes me very uneasy, but either way they don't pose a threat to me outside of that, so.

8, Favorite coping mechanism

I don't know abt "favorite" but I'm forever putting my OCs in Situations to deal with the things I don't want to think about.

17, Do you have any tattoos?

I don't! I love the art form but unfortunately I have a habit of scratching and picking at any "imperfections" so I doubt my ability to let them heal properly.

[echoquery]

Boop <3 I hope you have a very peaceful day/night (wherever you may be in the world) and that something really good happens for you today.

thank you <3<3<3

[gothamnetwork]

DAVID MAZOUZ as Bruce Wayne

GOTHAM (2014-2019) ↳ 3.14 The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies

[felicitykings]

Every dead-end street led you straight to me Now you're all I need

[captainchilly]

Caroline!! Hello! I hope you are having a lovely day. Can I get 2,3, and 11 for the gifset asks?

Hi!! Thank you!!

2. What is your personal favorite gifset you've made?

This Emily Prentiss one. It was the first I made with this style and it's crazy how much time I put into trying to capture the entire story arc.

3. Is there a gifset you've made you feel is underrated/underappreciated?

This Castiel one. I spent a stupid amount of time on it.

11. Link another gifmaker that inspires you, or a gifset someone else has made that you really like, or a tutorial that helped you get where you are today.

Honestly there are so many gifmakers that inspire me that it would take too long to name them and there are so many tutorials that I take bits and pieces of to make my own giffing style.

This tutorial is where I picked up parts of my most recent coloring method.

I'm pretty sure I also used this tutorial a lot when I first start giffing.

[twoheartsoneclara]

Merry Christmas (if you celebrate!) I hope you have a lovely day. What was your favorite book you read this year? (I am trying to build a reading list for when the holidays are over.)

Merry Christmas to you, too! I had an absolutely lovely day and I hope you did, too. :)

(youtuber voice: editing claire i really did start typing up a reply to this on christmas and then fell horribly ill so here i am a couple of days later lol)

My absolute favorite book that I read this year was Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman. I read it all in one night and was honestly just stunned by how moving it is as a story. It's a book that kind of defies description by genre but is kind of similar to A Wrinkle in Time/The Phantom Tollbooth/etc. in that it's a whimsical yet dark story about coming of age and yet it's also about an adult looking back on their life. It's everything to me, I think everyone should read it. It's still my favorite of his works.

Some of my other favorites that I've read this year (I know you asked for only one but I figured I'd give a couple in case one of them catches your fancy instead):

Thistlefoot by Genna Rose Nethercott - (fantasy, retelling of the Baba Yaga folktale by following her descendants, a brother and sister who inherit her house on chicken legs and they perform on tour a puppet show that they've worked on with their family for years, all the while being hunted down by the Longshadow Man). Also brilliantly moving and even has chapters narrated from the point of the view of the house with such a distinct voice(!!)

Cloud Cuckoo Land by Anthony Doerr - (literary, with three sections of historical/contemporary/futuristic settings, and a really long epic about the human condition, which I know seems kind of silly to say, but it's about taking refuge in stories from ages past and also contains a lot of commentary on the way that we treat our natural world and its resources)

The Other Side of Perfect by Mariko Turk - (contemporary, about a teenage girl who has to give up her dreams of becoming a professional ballerina after a severe injury and it's about her time in her high school drama department and also deals with unpacking her ideas about her self-worth and deals with institutional racism in the artistic world)

The Invention of Murder: How the Victorians Revelled in Death and Detection and Created Modern Crime by Judith Flanders (non-fiction, and obviously about murder and what all that entails, but it's such a FASCINATING look into the victorian era and the actual details of crime but also the way that society responded to it, in the way police became codified into an actual force, how this exacerbated class tensions, also how theatre and literature reflected all of this) this book may be only of interest to specifically me in terms of subject content but it's also written and researched really well.