#he got his comeuppance

[almondcroissantsandink]

i will give the animators 12 american dollars if this is how the inevitable final faceoff with Striker goes down

[squorttle-pox]

husk doesn't like assholes who mistreat others.

mimzy is an asshole who mistreats others (abusing her closeness with alastor to get out of trouble). unwanted suitors pestering al would be assholes mistreating others (not respecting/pushing his boundaries, harrassment).

i think husk doesn't hate alastor because he's alastor, he hates him for that one specific trait, because he hates everyone with that trait.

but as we all know, al is also very babygirl (multifaceted) so husk would 100% stand up against those suitors, like he warned alastor about mimzy.

in those cases, al isn't the asshole mistreating others. he's the victim. and husk, gentleman as he is, has learned to help victims.

The funny thing is, I think Husk actually would stand up to defend Alastor's honor and/or protect him agaisnt u wanted suitors and problem people. He warned Alastor about Mimzy, after all, even though doing so resulted in Alastor threatening him when he misspoke

husk is a gentleman ✨

[miniagula]

alastor taking advantage of charlie's heartbreak; he comes in while she's crying and his words are really not helping, and he thinks she's trying to attack him when she launches herself at him, but when they clatter to her bedroom floor in a heap she's got her arms around him in an embrace, squeezing painfully breathlessly tight

[bybdolan]

The brothel scene in S6E7 is sooo ... Alfie Allen said in an interview that the only moments in which Theon felt any form of authority was when he had power over women (specifically prostitutes) in the bedroom, and this makes losing his dick the main reason for losing his identity and sense of self. We know that Theon interprets everything Ramsay did to him as some form of just punishment for his actions, and while it has (so far) not been explicitly addressed on the show, I choose to interpret his discomfort in the brothel in Volantis as him feeling intense guilt and shame for the life he used to lead and specifically how he treated women.

[fictionadventurer]

As I make my way through Vanity Fair, I'm a little bit obsessed with how Thackeray is so brutal in pointing out his characters' flaws and sarcastic about everything, so you wonder if he can see the good in anything or if he's just here to tear everything and everyone down--and yet he still manages to make you genuinely care about these people. He'll point out all the ways his heroine is stupid and weak--and then turn upon the imagined reader who might be criticizing her for those very things and be like, "I'd like to see you do better." He'll drown you in this tidal wave of satire and then suddenly take your breath away with the most heartfelt emotional moment.

He somehow manages to blend these two different approaches to the story in a way that feels completely natural. It's like he's the cynical wit showing off how smart he is and how much he doesn't care, except that underneath it all he cares so much. Or like the sarcasm is driven not by cynicism, but by idealism that can see how no one lives up to those ideals, so he has to laugh at everyone to avoid falling into despair. I don't know. I haven't finished the book yet so I can't say where he's going with this, but it's fascinating.

[jakowskis]

"i hated owen for all/most of s1 i only started liking him in s2" weak. i liked owen since he got choked against a wall by an angry woman and then told her he wanted to shag her immediately afterwards. and then even more when he spent ep3 trying to intimidate and murder a rapist

[psychicpinenut]

i don't fuck with this carmy hate right now. yeah he was being an asshole and he did leave sydney in the shit while he was trying to hang out with his new girlfriend who is fun and doesn't have anything to do with the restaurant and represents his earlier life when he wasn't so fucking miserable. and maybe some of you also missed him being locked in the freezer for almost the entirety of the opening night of his own restaurant and literally suffering the consequences of his actions because he neglected the restaurant and didn't call the fridge guy. and on top of that claire left him after hearing him admit he should've never started dating her in the first place.

[onejellyfishplease]

Donnie’s snoot is gonna take someone’s eye out if they’re not careful

Leo better watch out

[andsotheuniverseended]

just gonna lay here for a lil bit and think about Pib, the trickster spirit, saying Tomas followed all the rules and got screwed over and that’s not fair

[jvzebel-x]

🦋

[ot3]

Third worst chase crime faking being arrested by deportation officers in front of cameron to go to the bachelor party he thought she wouldn’t approve of

sorry i actually have to side with chase on that one. admittedly a funny move.

[transprince]

Rose and Eridan could have been friends.

[ninja-yogurt]

Listen listen listen I just think Jack deserves the chance to yell at Vlad for underestimating and deliberately maligning him for two decades. I just think that everyone has gotten the chance to defend Jack Fenton to Vlad except Jack himself. Jack is not an idiot for thinking his friend had forgiven him and he deserves the chance to tell Vlad that himself without Vlad getting a word in edgewise.

Jack's friend blamed him for an accident that hospitalized him for years, and Jack went "He's clearly just blaming me because he needs someone to be angry at and I'm a very convenient target" and then celebrated when he thought he came around, and I want him to get the chance to tell Vlad that actually, he's the pathetic one.

Actually, Jack is much smarter and more successful than the man who constantly had to steal Jack's inventions and other people's wealth to get by, who pined after a woman for 20+ years because he thought she was hot even though he never managed to hold a normal conversation with her in the show that wasn't about his own bitterness, who tried to mentor a 14 year old multiple times and only succeeded in getting him to hate him. And Jack deserves to tell him.

[ashrifts]

mitsuya and ran's relationship is really funny to me bc imagine you finally meet the guy you admired when you were like 13 face-to-face but the first thing he does is hit you in the head with a brick and then steps on you

[bumpscosity]

anyways the second sbsp went from squidward being his own worst enemy to spongebob and patrick constantly being maliciously stupid towards him was when squidward eps stopped being fun

[shidoukanae]

I also have so many thoughts on Paris/Helene in the light novel based on this newest chapter ngl

on one hand im nervously laughing because holy shit Paris is NOT okay

but also on the other hand im giddy as fuck because the light novel is redeeming itself with this one chapter alone and now all my fears of this ship being handled badly got thrown out the window HELL YEAH