#it makes me scream

[thejudeduarte]

All I'm gonna say is that I still think about the "have I told you how hideous you look tonight" "not tell me" "I cannot" scene daily. And every single time I'll be kicking my legs in the air squeaking. Butterflies every single damn time.

[bunnyshideawayy]

people seem to deeply misunderstand book Alicent, including her super fans. the only difference between book alicent and show alicent is that the show hinged on Alicent’s victimization and infantilizes her while in the book Alicent was still a victim but sought out power and used her statues as a woman to help her. for example: in both the book and show Alicent is used as a pawn by Otto to gain access to the throne via marriage (but i believe his real intention was to make her at least a mistress and did not actually plan for Visarys to marry Alicent) however in the book Alicent understands her new position, and actively schemes and fights to hold onto it for herself, her family, AND her children. Rhaenyra never said she would harm Alicent’s children, both show and book make it clear her intention had always been the opposite, but that doesn’t matter. to let Rhaenyra, the woman who had everything Alicent could ask for: true autonomy, choice, and power of her own, ascend the throne would mean releasing any power Alicent (and her family i.e. Otto/the kids) had and in the book Alicent was simply not willing to do that. the show WANTS to paint Alicent as a victim and a victim alone, and yes she is a victim of her father/Visarys, the patriarchy, petty jealousy, etc, but in doing that they have taken all the complexity of her character, too. book Alicent wasn’t just the “evil step mother” she was complex. a young woman who wanted power and security, even if it meant the coast of war and usurpation, she was not defined by “duty for the good of the realm” whatever the hell that means. i am a true book alicent defender, she was interesting and complex. something she should’ve been in the show. the dynamic between her and Rhaenyra was realistic for the universe, even if it falls under a trope. Alicent was never “soft” or “weak” nor was she a good person and the show really changed everything to portray her that way. they want her to be seen as a misguided saint (literally look at the religious imagery used in posters/ads) but that is NOT Alicent! she was never a saint to start with! it makes me what to lose my mind!!!

[silvershewolf247]

That picture of long haired Andy, mid machete swipe, looking up through his hair. It goes so hard.

[randomagnes0210]

[wineonmytshirt]

listening to the good witch after you signed up for this for continuity purposes

[itspileofgoodthings]

Nina keeps saying “after all why shouldn’t I keep it?” in the tone of Bilbo about the ring every time I say I’m going to do something/want something.

[redlikerozez]

Not to be autistic but like I HATE the texture of Velcro?????

[arachine]

i’m sorry but they really did jack so dirty with that wig in the movie bc why was his forehead on SWOLEEEEEE

[ox1-lovesick]

Every song in the Dojaejung album makes me want to shake ass so hard the earth explodes

[tallmadgeandtea]

Oh and shoutout to @musicboxmemories for immortalizing the most iconic Birthday Declaration of Love in a Kitchen Moment.

[phregnancy]

Re piggy: SAME! I'm wondering if phannies know what that term means...surely it's a perfectly innocent nickname with no sexual connotation but also...pigs and pups

i am absolutely positive that they don’t know what that means and honestly horrible when you think about the things they’ve said before that kind of allude to him being a p*g……… however for my own sanity i have to believe piggy is about his messy eating habits

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price at the opening of The Tingler (1959)

[terrorbeauty]

[lotus-pear]

11/20

[stemmmm]

the scene people keep screaming about from chapter 5 of theseus' guide

[itspileofgoodthings]

why is it so ridiculously endearing when men get a haircut