#he wanted martin to say no

[me-myself-and-eyes]

ive become entranced with the idea of

what if jon did it

what if post "lets gouge out our eyes and make out"

post the no from martin

jon still does it, or at least tries

is he still human enough to survive that by that point?

if he is,, then what?

idk man, but its all i can think about

[saragrosie]

As promised, incredibly stupid s4-5 drawings

[frosted-woods]

autumn time to be gay and totally fine and not miserable at all

[p4nishers]

'he's eventually faced with an impossible task and begins to slowley realize what he must do, but not before slipping back to talk to mobius one last time. he wants to say goodbye'

[toadboat]

When they do, I'll be right behind you.

[fiendishartist2]

smth i think ppl get wrong when writing jon is that he has to be a bitch but he cant be cruel. if you take away his bitchyness its not jon anymore, he just becomes a fanon husk of himself. but if you make him too mean, then you're forgetting the awkward politeness and humanity of jonathan sims. remember: he may be a stubborn dickhead, but he let martin stay in the archives without having to be asked, even back in season 1

[thinwhitedoc]

SHERLOCK | Martin Freeman as John Watson

[emin-folly]

Imagine that there's this person whose whole thing is being without fear and the fandom decides he's afraid of a dude in a fursuit.

Fandom Logic (tm)

I think it comes down to primarily two reasons, one being because people think it's funny

They think it's funny that this character without fear can suddenly be afraid of this human Bat guy. If it was just a few people in the fandom doing this, it wouldn't be nearly as bad; people are after all allowed to do whatever they want, even if we don't like it. The problem lies in where the actual comic writers start adapting this as canon as it's a huge disservice to Hal's character

The second reason is just basically these people legitimately think Hal should be afraid of Bruce because he's ~The Batman~ (which, again, you're allowed to think that, just know that's not really in character for Hal....like at all)

The whole deal with Bruce is that, both in universe and in real life, he's designed to terrify low level criminals: thugs, crooks, any unsavory person who wanders the Gotham alleyways. That's the environment Bruce works the best in. Where he can easily slip into the shadows, where he can become the night and make himself out to be a monster he wants to be. The only people who should be afraid of Batman are the ordinary hoods and criminals that infest cities

But when you suddenly stick him in a brightly lit room like the Hall of Justice next to all these colorful superheroes, that's where his effectiveness pretty much stops. All his tactics and methods to scare people don't really work here. Suddenly, he's just some guy in a bat getup with a scowly mask on. And these are seasoned superheroes, they don't scare easily, especially the ones with powers like speedsters or Kryptonians. Bruce is out of his element. Everything he does to try to act scary should look comical and silly at best

And as for Hal, I think we can all agree that Hal has definitely seen some shit. He goes off into deep space, for months up to a year or so. Who knows what kind of unimaginable horrors he's had to deal with?? Going a bit into headcanon area, but I think that if Hal wasn't desensitized before, he definitely is now. He's not afraid of space Cthulhu and he is not gonna be afraid of a bat furry who furrows his eyebrows really hard. Hal isn't scared of anything--physical, that is. And I feel like Hal is definitely the kind of person who sees straight through Bruce's BS posturing, Bruce's whole act just doesn't work on Hal.

Unfortunately, just like a tornado, any character who comes close to a Bat gets dealt major damage and we're still picking up the pieces and trying to set things straight again OTL

[crowned-as-king]

i dont care what you fuckers say, martin kartin blackwood would have been a punk in high-school

[theslowestpoke]

Teen Wolf but they play ultimate frisbee instead of lacrosse

[schumigrace]

drooling frothing foaming at the mouth at this 2 second clip of him being a LITTLE SHIt

[safe-ship-harbored]

everyones always talking about how many michaels there are in tma but have yall seen the amount of/variations of Jon. a friend and i are relistening to it and i think we've already counted about 5(?) different Jons or Johns or Jonathans. We've gotten to MAG 23

(we might have more/less jons but i left my notebook with the Jon Variations and Michael Count at school)

[fromtheseventhhell]

"It's powerful, it's visceral, it's dark, it's like a Shakespearean tragedy. There’s no Arya — a character everybody's going to love. They're all flawed. They're all human. They do good things. They do bad things. They're driven by lust for power, jealousy, old wounds — just like human beings. Just like I wrote them."

Seeing people debate which grey characters can still be considered "morally good" and somehow Arya never makes the list, so it's the perfect time to bring back this quote from George which shows exactly how he views her character 🫶🏾

[ode-to-fury]

I dont understand why people are having aneurisms about george spoiling helaena's death in his blog post? Like the book has been out? Isn't that like complaining about someone telling you that both romeo and juliet die in the end before you go see the play? And I am genuinely asking here because it's not an isolated thing i've seen upwards of ten people say he shouldn't have done it

[kitnita]

ilya sorokin stops 29 of 30 — OTT vs NYI — 10.26.23

"that guy there, number thirty [ … ] he's just the man, that's the only way to describe him. he's the guy, he was so good — now they ought to take him and buy him whatever he wants."

[undeadboyfriendsupportgroup]

Timothy Stoker, I know what you are...........