#henry thomas vesconte

[filmbroandy]

[staud]

the crews of TERROR vs EREBUS: officer edition noticed a lot more people watching the terror recently so i made a gif guide to help differentiate all the cold boys! this and this face chart are also super helpful and funny

[asparklethatisblue]

James is beyond that sort of thing now, he’s hearing church bells ring in his mind already

[sinister-yuri]

a girl gets bored in class and doodles like crazy

[cockroachesunite]

Here’s the whole thing! (Including the bit of dialogue right before my canon divergence for context)

The End (?)

Original format ☞ (part 1) (part 2) (part 3) (part 4) (part 5)

[favouritefi]

Can’t believe I never posted this chart

[cinematicnomad]

THE TERROR ▸ 1.09 the c, the c, the open c

[bossybigeyes]

[leadandblood]

Photos from the writer's room

I have never seen a single one of these somehow

[turnthefriggingfrogsgay]

The Terror actually ruined my life because now i'm attracted to men with sideburns and am being bullied

[noughticalcrossings]

The Terror Textposts

Source: https://www.tumblr.com/gallusrostromegalus/183333162103/an-incomplete-list-of-the-animals-my-grandpa

[hacash]

‘Being at the club would fix me’: the Terror version

Fitzjames: Knows going to the club would fix him, goes to the club and immediately comes to the conclusion that yes, this has fixed him. (It’s usually some sort of gay club but let’s not read too much into that.)

Franklin: Knows going to the club won’t fix him, doesn’t want to go to the club, goes to the club anyway when his men invite him (and they always do).

Crozier: No amount of money could persuade him to go to the club.

Goodsir: Knows going to the club won’t fix him; everyone else knows going to the club won’t fix him so they don’t bother to ask. Attempts to be fixed by a long refreshing nature are so far going well.

Little: Thinks going to the club would fix him, is in the club for all of ten seconds before realising nope, this isn’t working either.

Dundy: Thinks there’s nothing about him that needs fixing by the club, is at the club most nights anyway.

Hodgson: Well, he’d rather be at a cool little cocktail bar, but if his lads want to be at the club he’ll happily join them. His is a Mai Thai please, heavy on the Mai.

Irving: Does he have to go to the club? Please don’t make him go to the club. He doesn’t see why he - oh, is this the club? It’s not quite as good as that drag brunch last week, everyone there was awfully friendly, but he can manage the club, thanks.

Jopson: What would fix him is being Crozier’s designated driver home from the club.

Blanky: Somehow knows every bartender at the club and always gets served first. No one knows how.

McDonald: First at the club, always.

Stanley: When he discovers who got him to the club someone is going to suffer for it.

Gibson: As long as the club has a drink strong enough to make him forget his ex, he’s there.

Tozer: No, he’s not going to the club, he’s damn well going to stay here watching sports at the pub like a normal person, thank you. Somehow winds up at the club with the rest of the Marines having the most fun out of any one of the crew.

Hartnell: Has absolutely nothing about him that the club needs to fix, but will still be there if his mates are. Usually the person fetching water for everyone to avoid hangovers in the morning.

Hickey: Has been banned from the club.

[staud]

-> 17/∞ CHARACTER DYNAMICS: Erebus & Terror Lieutenants

[asparklethatisblue]

You cannot keep James from making Choices

[maliceandarrogance]

this is dumb as hell but it came to me in a dream so i had to post it. would love rbs for sample size + explanations but don’t feel obligated or anything.

[arcticclimes]

Incredibly important question: do the lieutenants have their own pistols? We only see Crozier and Fitzjames carrying them, and I feel like it might've come up if the lieutenants have their own (especially with the scene of Crozier handing his gun to Little in ep 5.)

If not, Dundy might be using Fitzjames' gun for shenanigans at Carnivale and I truly want to believe this is the case.