#it is so good

[haleyatwell]

BETTER MAN (2024) dir. Michael Gracey

[petricorah]

scenes i loved from Real Enough to Get Me Through by @marriedzukka <333 [ids in alt]

[wewontbesleeping]

honestly it still kind of blows my mind that we begged for the 10 minute version of all too well for years and we actually got it. and it was actually as good as we hoped it would be, if not better. incredible. huge win for the swifties.

[onaperduamedee]

I have the Rand and Moiraine conversation seared onto my mind: the way the roles are reversed and Moiraine asks advice to Rand, the way Rand seeks her out when she is unraveling in a corner, the way she starts to grasp what the power feels like on his end, the way he just knows what she saw because he may contain it but he feels deep down what the madness is doing to him and the likely outcome.

I talked about it before in regards to Egwene and Moiraine watching Rand train in 302 but it is a reality than women, be it partners or mothers, can end up the victims of the man they take care of, especially when they are ill, and it's very much hovering over their conversation here. Yes, she will follow him despite knowing it might take her life.

It's not easy though, because dying during the Last Battle as she stood beside Rand as she believed when she guided him to the Eye of the World is not the same heroic death as this new fate of hers.

Her reaction to his questions about Rhuidean guts me because Moiraine probably saw Rand killing her as often as she saw Lanfear killing her, and we know she is terrified of Lanfear. She must be terrified of him as well.

But the trick is that Rand doesn't ask once if Moiraine saw Rand dying at her hands because he knows what is happening already inside him. He knows that killing him to save the world is a reasonable option.

Moiraine answers "sometimes" to all his questions knowing very well she kills him just as many times, trying to prevent the madness, Eggy's death, hers.

Knowing this is the worst outcome still for the world.

There is so much that passes between them behind the words.

I will be haunted by Moiraine's little almost smile after she tells him he sometimes kills her, as if saying "it's okay, really" and the way he looks at her afterwards because he starts to understand what she's willing to give to protect him: a form of unwavering trust that isn't about trusting his decisions and actions but about informed acceptance of who he is.

They are the best mentor/student relationship I have seen in a while.

[shadow-turtle-234]

I just discovered Beneath The Trees Where Nobody Sees and I love it

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[tillydouspart]

you guys have Got to watch joe's most recent video. easily the most thrilling hermitcraft episode ive watched i was on the edge of my seat the entire time ! even if you haven't watched him before you just Have to check it out it was both so intense and funny, definitely one of my favorite videos of the season in general

[mantisshrimpfrommars]

I am halfway through The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold, and this is such an amazing book! I am absolutely spellbound! I absolutely love the characters and the World of the Five Gods as well! Cazaril is such an interesting and unusual protagonist.

And then I go to the Internet, as I so often do when I find something I love, and am very surprised to find that there is very little fanfare to find there. I'm honestly kind of disappointed. Is the book just not that well known? What is happening?

Anyway, if someone wants to talk about this amazing book, I'm here:)

[xxxdoppel]

“This love's possessin' me, but I don't mind at all. It's like supernatural, it's takin' over me, don't wanna fight the fall. No, I don't even mind at all…”

[kill-me-with-a-spoon]

I have a lot of feelings about the Ithaca Saga. Most of them negative and about the conclusion of relationship/arc between Athena and Odysseus but I have been seeing a lot of posts in the vein of "Odysseus and Penelope reunion was so good" and I wanted to remind everyone (or let those who didn’t know know) that in the Odyssey not only does Penelope and Odysseus have a very emotional reunion that includes Odysseus completely letting go and allowing himself to break down for the first time, they also spend a long night together. And by long I mean looooonnnnnnggggg because Athena, being the biggest supporter of Odysseus and Penelope, LITERALLY held back dawn and made the night longer.

We might ship OdyPen but their greatest shipper will forever be Athena.

[foresttoffee]

So I watched Hazbin Hotel…

[thegoodmorningman]

Reckon y'all'd be wise to have a Good Morning every day.

[bauliya]

netflix’s model is literally so rotten the 3 body problem could’ve been our collective 10 pm sunday show for 2 months and instead it gets one weekend and change and a cancellation a few months down the line

[nightskyfoxyy]

"It wasn’t a particularly long kiss, nor especially fierce, and neither of those things mattered."

Read the latest chapter of @niobiumao3 s' Biopunk/Pirate/Age of Sail AU. You will not regret it.

[xyzqli]

i just finished mockingjay. i am crying. theY HAD CHILDREN 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 THE EPILOGUE 😭😭😭😭😭 IT WAS SO HAPPY 😭😭😭😭 SUZANNE COLLINS I LOVE YOU SO MUCH I HATE YOU 😭😭😭😭😭

[throughinktosecondpage]

WAKE UP BABE‼️‼️

THE MIRROR AND THE LIGHT SOUNDTRACK JUST DROPPED‼️‼️