#jude deserved better

[ghosttownheart]

I have only just started The Cruel Prince and I already dislike Taryn.

Like please FUCK OFF-

Jude finds ONE THING that brings her happiness in the last 16 chapters of this godforsaken book, and Taryn couldn’t rip it away from her faster.

Go crawl in a hole and stay there. Please for the love of god.

[dmitri-smerdyakov]

JK Rowling is being a Holocaust denier now…makes sense now why in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, she wrote the villain as evil for wanting to prevent the Second World War - and by default the Holocaust - from happening 💀

[sweetvillainjude]

forever thinking about Cardan absentmindedly running his finger along the curve of Jude’s ear while they were lying side by side under the stars

[rebouks]

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HELP! Robin’s eyes shot open as his breath suddenly caught in his throat, causing him to choke violently. He knew what a panic attack felt like, but this wasn’t it-.. it felt as though someone had thrust him into an ice-cold bath and forcibly held his head beneath the surface until he was forced to inhale, his limbs too tired to claw himself free of his invisible assailant. … [Levi gasped and spluttered as Robin grabbed a hold of his waist and yanked him above the surface, his frantic flailing threatening to sink them both if he didn’t calm down] Robin: It’s okay, I’ve got you! [Robin fought to control his own breathing as Levi gasped and heaved beside him, coughing up lungfuls of pool water between shuddering breaths] Robin: Are you alright? [Levi shook his head, covering his face with shame as he began to sob] Robin: C’mon, the office can call your paren-… Levi: [hoarsely] NO! [Robin paused as Levi struggled to catch his breath] Levi: I d-don’t want them to k-know! Robin: Okay, uh-… Jude: Hey! Why’d you run off like that? Juniper: Oh-.. what happened?! [Robin faltered as he looked up at his cousin, unsure how to explain his sudden departure] Robin: Can you ask the office to call mom n’ dad? Just tell ‘em I freaked out or something, they’ll come get me. Juniper: Okay-.. let’s go! [Jude barely got a word out before Juniper dragged him toward the hall, leaving Jacob scratching his head] Jacob: Shouldn’t we be calling his parents? [Robin shrugged loosely and avoided Jacob’s gaze, not wanting to discuss the fact that their classmate was frightened of his parents’ apathy, rage, or both]

[explicitmadrid]

jude hugging everyone pls im so upset

[sillykitty-1010]

jude st francis is prayer by leith ross

more specifically monastery jude

[lesbian-magicsings]

When you start making an Agnes Montague shrine (this is not the first shrine I have made of a tma woman)

[dragons-library]

The wicked king rants:

Maybe I don’t get it because I’m an only child.

But Jude forgiving Taryn without a proper apology??

I don’t trust her for one second 🤨

[cantsayidont]

SLEUTH (1972): Inventive, deliciously sardonic thriller, adapted by Anthony Shaffer from his stage play and starring Sir Laurence Olivier as wealthy, snobbish mystery writer Andrew Wyke and Michael Caine as Milo Tindle, an Anglo-Italian hairdresser who is having an affair with Wyke's wife. Wyke invites Milo to his country estate to offer him an unusual proposition, which turns into a far more sinister game.

Ably directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz (his last feature), it often feels like an elongated COLUMBO episode: a playfully acidic, class-conscious game of cat and mouse centered on an arrogant aristocratic prick who's confident that he's clever enough to get away with murder. To say more than that would be spoiling things.

The film's chief weakness is its extreme length — 138 minutes — but even if you find yourself getting a bit restless, it remains many orders of magnitude better than the appalling 2007 remake by Kenneth Branagh. The remake features a typically fine performance by Caine (this time as Wyke), but Jude Law is badly out of his depth as Milo, and it's made almost unendurable by Branagh's exhaustingly heavy-handed direction, singularly off-putting production design, and a dreadful Harold Pinter script that retains precisely none of the 1972 film's sublime dialogue. The 2007 version is much shorter, at just 88 minutes, but Pinter guts the story so severely that it barely makes sense unless you're familiar with the earlier version, and it's mean in all the wrong ways. (It's viciously homophobic, too.)

CONTAINS LESBIANS? This would first require the story to have female characters. VERDICT: The 1972 version is marvelous, especially if you're a COLUMBO fan, but you may long for an intermission. The 2007 version is an indefensible cinematic atrocity from which only Caine emerges with any honor intact; in a more just world, it would have ended Branagh and Pinter's careers.

[shadowqueenjude]

She's so Nesta I can't.

[emeriesmate]

Since everyone seems to hate Nesta, I vote my mean girl should be a true villain.

[masn-mount]

jude not reaching a million subscribers on youtube was kind of crazy

[crowmero]

My own reminder for the next time someone tell me this two are "feminist icons" (not, they're not).

[soggycheeseuwu]

As much as I rate Jude Bellingham and as calm and collected he is during pressure situations, the fact that he whips out 4-5 celebrations every time he puts the ball into the back of the net will never not be funny to me like BLUD YOU'LL GET YOUR FIFA COVER JUST STOP SPAMMING CELEBS FFS IT WAS JUST A PEN 😭😭

[starryyvenus]

I literally can’t stand willem like saying he has an open relationship with Jude when it literally isn’t all it is is sex nothing else if it was an actual open relationship then he would also be dating other people as well but he’s not like if I was Andy or Harold or Julia I would be soooooo pissed that willem said it was an open relationship WHEN IT ISNT UGH I FUCKING HATE WILLEM HES THE WORST

[lunaticamic]

jade and nate are so fucking cute. they have such a wholesome relationship and it’s good to see nate being himself while simultaneously gaining confidence and being happy with himself aaaaaah so good!!!!!