#last night was a movie

[netherfeildren]

need marcus acacius to pillage my village if you even care

i’m so— I don’t even… have words I have nothing to say this time he’s rendered me entirely speechless which like who would’ve thought that was even possible

[froggyfather]

i always daydream in my classes about what i’ll do in my free time but everyday i just end up in my bed eating an unhumane amount of clementines and watching old dan and phil lives

[greater-expanse]

back to back with opus

apt400 open for guest mixes again

@sobnalucks

[forlorngarden]

bro last night was a bottle episode

[birdhousemp3]

opened my laptop to show a classmate smth and my most recent search was Warrior Cats Thunderclan Name Generator… well 🐈

[allagashed]

whenever i say “screaming crying throwing up” this is what i mean

[llovely]

here's a fake interview about my me & my girlfriend that i transcribed from my head. enjoy!

[cullensart]

He stick he leggy out real far

[chloesimaginationthings]

He has no mouth but he must scream in FNAF..

[soulmvtes]

i know its the middle of summer when i have a breakdown about who i am and the passage of time

[o-wild-west-wind]

The more I think about it, I actually REALLY like the choice in the Wicked movie to alter Elphaba and Fiyero’s introduction and to switch Avaric (I think?) from a human to a sentient Horse—because it adds the tiiiiniest bit of insight and foreshadowing into Fiyero’s character and his subsequent relationship with Elphaba.

Not only does it soften their introduction, but it also establishes him as someone who—while clearly seeing himself as superior in terms of rank—still views Animals as fellow people. He and the Horse have banter and camaraderie, and Fiyero explicitly uses “we” instead of “I.” He makes it clear that they’re both fully present with Elphaba in the scene.

That helps fill in the arguable plot hole of why Elphaba spares him (and not also Glinda) in the lion cub scene—he’s already established as someone who respects Animal autonomy in at least some capacity, and who she can reasonably trust to “get” the problem with Animal subjugation (something that Glinda, while just having proven her empathy for Elphaba specifically, hasn’t genuinely shown herself to understand yet). IMO, it subtly helps establish Elphaba and Fiyero’s relationship as one borne of political allyship (something that was really only subtextual in the stage show)—which is also part of why Glinda’s relationships with the both of them are tragically and inextricably doomed by the narrative.

anyway. we stan one (1) woke bisexual winkie prince

[paperbooart]

lil shadow and stone for @cheap-slaw 🖤❄️

[mendoskeleton02]

fnaf movie doodlrs

[angelmotifs]

my favorite part of those you've known was when melchior goes "wow. this spring really was Awakening"

[my-frnds-fckin-around]

yo me and a few homies from the thieves guild are gonna link up soon you should come through

[ningadudexx]

ill be opening commissions in a few hours!! keep on the look out :)