#kristina was *acting*

[simplykorra]

'smokeshow' sister beatrice

[malinthebodyguard]

I know that it may not seem super realistic that the queen just accepts Wilhelm's decision at the end of ep 6. But honestly, I think Kristina had always known that Wilhelm was going to do this.

He said almost exactly the same thing in E1S2 to both her and the court:

Of course, in this scene he's angry and upset. But the fact that he's being an angry teen about it doesn't necessarily make his words untrue. Even before he's CP, Wilhelm begins the story at odds with his roles and the expectations it put on him.

She recognises, of course, that he's being an overdramatic teen. She was probably a bit more dismissive of these comments before Erik died. But after everything that happened, I don't think Kristina has that luxury. Somewhere in the back of her mind she knows that Wilhelm is hanging on by a thread. I think this is why she tries to change the dynamic with him in season 2 and tries to negotiate with him. We can probably also see that reflected through Farima in S3, who's taken over as the person who tries to both appease and direct Wilhelm.

But in the car scene, Wilhelm no longer seems like an emotional teenager, being carried away by his emotions. This is Wilhelm growing up.

Kristina sees this too, sees that this isn' t the tantrum of an angry teen, but the realization of a young man who knows who he is and what he wants.

We're seeing her accept something that she's known, instinctively, was going to happen from the second Wilhelm became the Crown Prince. What can she do but let him go? As neglectful and unfair of a parent as she may be, I do genuinely believe she loves him. Closing that door would have meant losing him forever.

[fragcc]

Do you ever think about how years later when wilmon are already happily established as boyfriends Kristina can just call Simon whenever Wille is being a bitch to her like

"Hello, yes, could you please come over and help Wilhelm get down from his wardrobe, he might listen to you"

[beca-mitchell]

absolutely enthralled by the emotions that pass over both their faces, particularly the noticeable flicker on bea’s face as she gazes at ava

[damnamour]

GENERAL HOSPITAL ― S61E178

[snallavanta]

i'm in PAIN

[reflectionsofgalaxies]

aaaaaaand she’s at it again! (Also thanks A*Pop for repeatedly breaking us 💖)

[elizabethgoudge]

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[dax-vs-general-hospital]

I shouldn't enjoy watching Dex get beaten to pulp.

And yet here I am.

[simplykorra]

sister beatrice + season one

[starlene]

I've been thinking about this song for three days straight now.

[hudbannonarchive]

watched broey deschanel's video about todd solondz and was pleasantly surprised she identified the same thing i did during the scene between bill and billy at the end of happiness, that billy's breakdown at the end is partially about feeling rejected by his father. you can connect this strand to the helen character, who clearly feels like she's an incomplete person and artist without having been raped as a child. i think the film holds a really contemptuous view of the very common idea that suffering produces not only good art, but a more complete understanding of the human experience.

[bklynmusicnerd]

Kristina really needed to be told by her mother that Blaze is into her? Not off to a great start with this Blaze/Kristina agenda but we keep hope alive.

[beastsovrevelation]

Is it me, or do most Warrior Nun actors seem almost... Elusive? I see so little media with them, yet they are all so brilliant. I mean, Alba? William? Kristina?..

Maybe, they're just not in the genres I watch. But, I find so few pictures, compared to some others.

[elizabethgoudge]

Ava with her entire heart right there for Bea.

WARRIOR NUN 2.01 | Galatians 6:4-5

[reflectionsofgalaxies]

Just an appreciation post of Kristina Tonteri-Young looking incredibly beautiful in the movie Dancing Through the Shadow about Chinese ballerina Tia Zhang 🖤