#kat travels

[cinematicnomad]

i made out with a random british man and invited him up to my hotel room and he said NO!!! this is a crime

[onbearfeet]

Ted is stoic in the face of three-hour flight delays.

[talientravere]

Even if you've never watched my channel before, a good chunk of my anniversary stream will basically be me reviewing cool indie games. If you're interested in watching me show off some of the games I've played and give my (non-spoilery) thoughts on them, check it out!

[thebad-lydrawn-sanses]

[alrightstartingscene]

This may be a controversial opinion but we need to normalize and have more “bitchy” girls in media who aren’t complete assholes but labeled bitchy by everyone else because they have a rougher attitude than most people. We need more girls who don’t have to become nice by the end of the story to get their happy ending.

I don’t owe anyone niceness. I owe them respect and decency. Those things do not equate to niceness. Maybe it’s the depression talking but I cannot be upbeat and happy all the time. I shouldn’t be expected to greet everyone with a hello and a smile at my workplace. But especially in retail if you so much as say hi with a straight face you’ve got attitude or are being mean. Take it from a childhood people pleaser, I lost my sense of self trying to be nice and perfect for everyone. Doing so was one of the reasons I got so burnt out at my last job. We don’t owe you niceness.

The few girls in media I can think of off the top of my head who fit this:

Kat in 10 Things I Hate About You

Tibby from Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants

Paris Geller in Gilmore Girls (I haven’t finished this show and while Paris is irrevocably horrible to people in some instances she still isn’t made to be nice to everyone and people accept her even when she’s not happy).

Julie Powers from Scott Pilgrim

April Ludgate from Parks and Rec

Wednesday Addams from The Addams Family/Wednesday

Edit: MAEVE WHITMAN from Sex Education also!

Any recommendations people have with women who fit this as main/sub protagonists would be greatly appreciated!

[kat-von-rose]

IG: @kat_von_rose

[jbbarnesdeservesmore]

Literally why does Grant put so much effort into staying with Kat? With the way he constantly gaslights her into believing she’s crazy and with how he literally drugs her whenever he needs her to forget she’s chosen not to be with him, it can’t be love.

Their relationship takes away from the show and his lack of respect for her autonomy makes Grant a worse character every time they show him interacting with her. I want to believe this is all for some commentary about how protocol 2 can lead to creepy obsession with the host’s loved ones, but no one ever calls him out on it

[chororine]

FUCK this post and happy birthday professor farnsworth!!

[mayasdeluca]

THE WAY HOME 2x03 'When You Were Young' Kat and Elliot

[redemn]

so nikko mentioned the rodeo circuit one (1) time and i've been thinking about that every so often now .   and i'm in a mind to make it into arthur's modern verse because i can do that .   outlaws aren't around anymore these days and like  ...   hitman / mafia is so oversaturated imo when it comes to muses who are criminals , and arthur isn't the ranching type .   not all rodeo cowboys are ranchers and not all ranchers are rodeo cowboys .   i'll simply put him into dangerous sports instead where he can sustain the same level of injury as he does in modern verse<3   i definitely think arthur has enough skill that he's competing professionally and has been for years , and ofc he'll gladly pay his $200 annuals for the chance to win hundreds of thousands at the prca .   for dutch , of course .

[h0t-p1nk-ch33tah-pr1nt]

Harmony has so many outfits to choose from its not funny 😭😭 being a bard she wanted to keep them all when she moved to camp but the chainmail horn guards and the big ass cage petticoat was a stretch to far

[cinematicnomad]

ughhhh i'm about to head to the airport for the first of THREE flights to get back home. i was on a later flight originally but i switched to an earlier one bc i was worried my layover in beijing would be too tight but now i have an extra long layover bc there just weren't any better options. this means from the point i leave my hotel to when i, probably, arrive back at my apartment i will have been traveling...~36ish hours? kill me!!

[onbearfeet]

More Ted adventures (Tedventures, if you will):

Ted looking out at ... probably New Mexico. He says it's not green enough for his taste, and he's glad to be up here.

Ted helping me improvise a London Fog out of a Peets vanilla steamer so the caffeine could help me push through a seven-hour travel day that turned into twelve hours. Luckily we had Earl Grey and a strainer in the carry-on!

Ted saved me from mayonnaise on my sandwich at La Madeleine (I'm allergic), so he got Sacher torte to celebrate my not puking in an airport terminal.

Ted peeking out of my hoodie.

We are home now, and very tired.

Ted is stoic in the face of three-hour flight delays.

[dopescissorscashwagon]

Dawn time yesterday morning at the waterfall. 💌

📸 by KAT G @Kat_in_niagara

[beauspot]

ok so years after it came out I finally watched Tenet. and i’m confused…but it was good.

i had no idea what to expect from this movie except “ooh movie go forward and in reverse oooooo” i also knew people shitted on it a lot because the plot wasn’t super clear. through all of this I never heard the meaning of this movie. or what it was about.

Tenet (i’m assuming everyone who’s seeing this post has seen the movie but just in case) is a science fiction story about reverse entropy and a dying man who can’t let go of his control to the point he is willing to take the world out if he can’t be there. A story about destiny and fate and choice and meaning. All of that is what Tenet is about. But at its center

Tenet is a love story

Not between The Protagonist and Kat.

Between The Protagonist and Neil

Now THREE THINGS WE NEED TO ACKNOWLEDGE FIRST:

1. I am still not entirely certain of the plot but I will be rewatching this movie because I think it was fun and the people were hot.

2. Neil is not Max. I know this is a popular theory and at first I thought it made sense since Rob dyed his hair for the role specifically and we don’t learn his past, only The Protagonist’s, but Nolan said they dropped that plotline because the timeline didn’t make sense.

3. You can view The Protagonist and Neil’s relationship as a platonic one or a romantic one my point still stands.

The surface level viewing of this movie gives you the impression that nothing matters and choice is a fallacy, what’s happened happened and there’s nothing you can do about it. But looking even a fraction deeper you realize the choices of the characters directly cause the events of the movie.

Sator is forced to live around radioactive materials in Kiev because of a neglectful government, that causes his cancer. His cancer leads him to begin communicating with the future and allows the past to invert which leads him to choosing omnicide but also directly leads to Tenet being able to stop him. His abuse leads to his death. Most importantly Neil’s death leads to The Protagonist’s life being saved which leads to The Protagonist finding Neil which cultivates the greatest relationship of either of their lives.

The most tragic part about all of this is that only in the final moments of their time together do they truly have all the pieces of their relationship laid out in front of them. The majority of the time spent with one another is with one of them not knowing their history and they’re stuck in this loop.

Our Neil dies at the end of the movie but we’re following The Protagonist. He will end up in the past, Neil’s past and at the end of their story Neil will be sent back to meet The Protagonist and so on and so on forever. And you can see the exact moment The Protagonist realizes this. That he’ll know Neil but Neil won’t know him, not really. Not for years.

We can see how immediately drawn to Neil The Protagonist is. He’s an undercover agent who very likely doesn’t trust anyone he hasn’t known for a long time but this is his face during his first meeting with Neil.

WE know why Neil is being friendly and why he stares at The Protagonist the way he does but he doesn’t. Why is he so immediately comfortable with Neil?

From the moment they meet to the final battle The Protagonist is so emotionally affected by Neil’s impending death that he considers putting the world in danger to try and save his life. He doesn’t see the point in Neil dying, and when Neil tells him that it’s just “what happened” The Protagonist doesn’t see why he should care about anything at all if every decision has already been made.

Until Neil explains to him that just because their future self has already made the decision for them, just because the path is laid out, doesn’t mean what they do doesn’t matter. Neil’s life saved everything, that matters (this one lesson goes on to affect how The Protagonist forms and runs Tenet). The Protagonist understands that yet he still wants to save Neil.

But at the end, all he can do is let Neil go. Continue moving forward.

Because there is a past for Neil. And a future for them.

*just a cute gif i wanted to include of The Protagonist staring at Neil like a day after they met.(idk how long a timeframe the movie takes place over)*

[play-my-game]