#it wasn't my fault tho

[anormalkidingotham]

mr freeze has been targeting public transport recently for some reason so if you have to get anywhere and don't have a car, you should probably make sure your connection hasn't been cancelled or that someone can give you a ride

[moonkhao]

hi.

[marcskywalker]

Okay I just rewatched this episode and remembered that s5 Arthur was so so soft????? He was finally letting himself love people???? And learning to communicate his love?????? 🥹🥹 Also his "After all these years I should've learned to expect it (someone trying to kill him)" 🥹😭

[sleepytortoises]

[ladyalicentshightower]

I think people overestimate how feminist team black is. If someone brings up how Baela should be the heir to Driftmark, it's always "she would've been Queen if not for the Greens!", ignoring that 1, she would be Queen consort, not a Queen in her own right, and 2 she has a legitimate claim in her own right to Driftmark. Team Black's goal is to crown Rhaenyra, but Rhaenyra becoming Queen isn't a win for feminism because it does nothing to dismantle the rest of the patriarchal system that exists in Westeros. From what we've gotten so far, it reads that Rhaenyra wants to be the exception and not the rule. Rhaenyra has made a lot of bad political decisions, which means she can't acknowledge Baela's claim because it would weaken her own claim (blatantly admitting her eldest sons are illegitimate would not end well for her to say the least). So she betrothes Jace and Luke to Baela and Rhaena to kind of atone for that, like as a consolation prize Baela will be Queen and Rhaena will be lady of Driftmark, neither of them would hold either title in their own right. It's good matches because the kids like each other and will treat each other well, but it's not a feminist win or a feministic liberation. It's usurpation, usurpation that takes place because Rhaenyra has to do damage control after having illegitimate children and after a serious of bad political decisions (both hers and her fathers, Viserys is the arbiter of this entire mess). To me, Rhaenyra is very reminiscent of Mary Queen of Scots, I can see a lot of elements drawn from Mary's history in Rhaenyra's story and character, down to their sons eventually taking the crown they failed to claim/keep.

[justcommander]

Just Kidding, CQC would break a demon's ass exactly like it breaks Skulls'... whatever thing they have instead of bones.

[blitzbuckz]

discord shenanigans but also living the dream

[orbitfalls]

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[kyouka-supremacy]

Failed a social interaction 0 injured 1 killed (me)

[marymekpop]

⟢ highlight of the hour: see you in my 19th life [9/12] ⟣

at last

[dylanlila]

once again i'm wishing a very fuck you to every romantic situationship pre-ralph denham

[hadraws-11]

First meeting 💥☕💦

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[candlebel]

I cared. I still do. I still think of you and I still cry over you. You were importat to me. You still are.

[vargaslovinghours]

Kiss me 💙

[wizardnuke]

i am so over today i want to go home. and sleep for a week. fuckin ouch

[ectonurites]

almost 4am can't stop thinking about the meaning of the idiom 'to have blood on [someone's] hands'—to be responsible for a person's death—combined with the fact that Zach is the one we are specifically shown with Daryl's actual blood on his hands (once for real and once in a dream)... Not Josh who had been holding the sword Daryl fell onto, but Zach who took the sword out.