#in the trenches

[snoopylovessoup]

[pestomoment]

his doves are all girls and he calls them "the ladies" and "the girls" i do not gaf i dont wanna hear otherwise

[qwakque]

Say Goodbye To Yesterday my Friend

[cid5]

Two German Soldiers NCOs tooled up and ready to go, probably on a trench raid against the French or British, Western Front, c.1916.

[doot1doo1]

okay, that's it. are y'all REALLY gonna make me do this myself

[microclown]

In love with whoever does these unofficial transcripts

[winn-wynn]

I’m just here to say I love Percy Weasley

[imminent-danger-came]

So like, "Sunshine boi who is mentally ill" MK takes don't cut it for me. It's too simple.

Like, yes, of course MK is mentally ill with a self-esteem of wet-paper. But he's also complacent. He has no real motivations out side of saving his friends and maybe the world (which usually line up). He hate's change. He refuses to acknowledge anything that questions his world view. In 4x05 MK says he can just ask Monkey King if he's MK's dad. MK doesn't ask. After they free Wukong he doesn't ask about the curse, or the stone, or the visions of Wukong he saw. Why? Because he doesn't want to acknowledge it. He doesn't want to know about himself. In 4x11, MK pushes Macaque about what happened between him and Wukong, if only to cement Wukong's "good guy" status in his head. In 4x02 he didn't even question risking releasing the curse to save his friends. In 4x08, even after learning about Azure's view of Wukong, this doesn't change's MK's choices. He immediately wants to let Wukong out of the scroll, without considering what the best course of action would be. He just wanted to free Wukong, consequences be damned, even if it meant relying on this strange new power that scares him (which makes him the opposite of Macaque, who couldn't/wouldn't free Wukong from the mountain). This cognitive dissonance upsets MK so much that when Azure presses him about his relationship with Wukong in 4x13, MK snaps. He doesn't want to hurt his friends the way Wukong hurt him ("Can't you see you're hurting the people who care about you the most?" [3x10] and "I can't risk hurting the people I care about, the one's I have left" [4x08]). And yet, MK leaves in 4x08 just like Wukong left in 3x10, hurting his friends in the exact way Wukong hurt him. He always wanted to be more like the legendary Monkey King, and now he is. Now he has all of the worst parts of Wukong in him. Nothing else matters as long as he has his friends by his side. But what if he runs away? What if he pushes them away? What if his friends turn on him, seeing him for the monster he will become? What then?

[winchester-co]

How I feel after defending Sam Winchester and his good intentions

[backtodecember]

being a speak now stan is just suffering honestly

[pestomoment]

mercs & doves 1. i was thinking about them lots today. the doves are the only ladies that like scout, it seems

[mxthrun]

seeing everyone jump on the zukka bandwagon,,, I was there for them when nobody else was

[cid5]

Two German soldiers lighting a cigarette with a Wechselapparat ("Wex") flamethrower. 1917

[connormccafferyhater]

listening to the mariah carey riff while thinking abt caitlin

[crisismoth]

hnnnngg helsknight. evil x. your whole identity revolving around someone you are not. only being viewed as an extension of someone else. fuuuuck. can't stop thinking about them. save me.