#i think about it often

[ricky-mortis]

Redrew my Owen in The Jacket™ drawing from about eight months ago.

(Original here)

[cornetespoir]

I kind of want to start over on this, but I'm trying the trend >:)

[philsmeatylegss]

Do you think anyone in Muse is aware of the role they played as a catalyst in building a media empire between two gay dudes for a bunch of mentally ill gay kids?

[potato-lord-but-not]

i just wanna say thanks to yours and other ppls humoring im up to 50k words on a fic ive never really done passed 2 chapters prior but im on 10 chapters and hit 50k words so thank you the kindness has been very enabling :) (im not the holy ghost anon i should clarify that)

YAY YIPPEE that’s what we’re here for bb to inspire each other to keep creating <33

[youngpettyqueen]

I need to talk about Julian's whole thing with Sloan in Extreme Measures cause it does actually make me feel a certain kind of rabid

Extreme Measures is a great episode for the Julian/Miles dynamic and has a lot of great moments with them but I think an underrated element of the episode is how it very plainly shows just how much the Dominion War has changed Julian, and how his morals have shifted into a much greyer area

Julian in this episode is very callous towards Sloan even as he's literally dying. he has no issues violating Sloan's mind, and when Sloan dies, the only reason he actually cares is because the answers and secrets Sloan has will die with him. truly cannot emphasize enough just how deeply Julian fucking hates Sloan, and sheer hatred isnt something we really see all that much from Julian, especially not to the degree he was with Sloan

even with that, though, Julian has never been like that with another patient. Julian doesnt let his personal feelings get in the way of being a doctor, and always treats his patients with the utmost care and his best work. Julian was willing to find a cure for the Jem'Hadar's addiction, simply because they asked for help, even if it meant potentially making them into a much bigger threat than they already were. Julian treated Tain in Camp 371. and, sure, Julian does treat Sloan, but he does so explicitly because Sloan has information they need, not because he has any care for Sloan's life

and I think that- his willingness to violate Sloan's mind to get what they need, and how he didn't particularly care that Sloan died- is a really bleak look at just how much the war has changed Julian and how much it's shifted his moral compass. throughout the war, Julian has been ordered time and time again to compromise his morals. add to that several traumatic events- multiple of which are orchestrated by Sloan- and a slide into deep depression, and it's no wonder he gets to a point where he can do the things he does in this episode

and I dont think it hits him until much later. I think one day, long after the war has ended and theyre still rebuilding everything that was broken, Julian lays awake at night and remembers how bad it got and what he became willing to do, and it makes him sick to his stomach

[elixirch]

the difference in the way you talented people write rafe vs the way that boy is in the show is diabolical

[smply-sktchng]

why won’t you fly away?

[maybethistimemegz]

Criminal Minds - One Quote per Episode ↳ s03e12 - 3rd Life

[loveshotzz]

I might go insane if I don’t get to kiss Joe Keery, at least once.

[kruemel8]

Thinking about how Omar changed the lyrics of Sfilits in London and the way he got emotional.

[the-soul-starved]

My number 1 woodie hc is that while he’s good with all the kids he keeps a particular lookout for Walter because he is fully aware Walters only in the constant because he was looking for him in his cabin

[tracfone]

That "he wants to order" meme but with chell and glados and glados is trying to wriggle out of the driver's side window to talk to the order box but she's too fucking massive and squashes chell against the seat and tips the entire vehicle over

[withahappyrefrain]

Watching Independence Day and Bill Pullman could (and still can) get it any day of the week, any hour

[spacepajamas956]

You wanna know what my Roman Empire is?

The SeriRei wedding art.

[mandycantdecide]

me when chorus of femininomenon

[mantabanter]

the power falin has, for good and for worse. For holding similar traits that Laois does, she's loved instead of hated. People band together for Falin. People are repulsed by Laois. Except Falin of course. Do you think if laois had been the one eaten in the dungeon, that the gang would have united to save him? Falin would have tried, we know she would. Falin was saved because the two people who loved her more than the entire world risked everything to save her. Did Laois have that much?

When the going got tough, would the others have stuck around? Thought it worth it?

Would just Falin have been enough?