#mcgrow

[grandelama]

from Sunset valley: Stiles McGrow makeover. :-)

[oktaviaanimeworld]

Were-Rabbit with Chainsaw Man cover parody

If I make Ｗ&G x Chainsaw Man parody:

Wallace/Were-Rabbit as Denji/Chainsaw Man

Hutch as Pochita

Totty as Makima

Gromit as Aki

Piella as Power

Fluffles as Kobeni

Feathers Mcgrow as Gun Devil

Victor Quartermaine as Katana Man

Philip as Sawatari

Preston as Angel Devil

Wendolene as Reze

[lay-me-down-on-a-bed-of-roses]

please, watch the trailer of my new story :3  here’s the link 

[tchaland]

❄️ – our muses get snowed in and the electricity goes out

Su madre le había insistido en ir a la casa de Aleah a dejar un poco de ponche, y a pesar de la tormenta que parecía avecinarse, Bart aceptó. ‘El ponche viene caliente, así que…’ Dijo al darse cuenta que la tormenta había logrado cortar la electricidad. ‘¿Te molesta si espero aquí hasta que esto termine?’ @wcrstnites​

[mymillenniumpuzzle]

So, I was having Black Sails thoughts and had an idea and wanted to write it down somewhere just to... go back to it and share it with whoever wants to read it lol

It’s about the “campfire scene” at the end of season 3, when Silver and Flint are talking about Flint’s past and Silver is like “oh I saw a pattern there/it’s your fault that all your loved one died beause of you!”. I found those words (which I don’t remember perfectly, tho) upsetting. Only Gates’ death was actually Flint’s fault (and one of his worst crimes, at least to me... I liked Gates! ç_ç). But Thomas and Miranda...? Definitely not Flint’s fault! I think that Silver speaks like that because in that moment in the story he really thinks that he (and Flint) can always be in control (this could be linked also to what he says to Israel Hands about the legend of Long John Silver, “armies moved in my name etc etc”). He thinks that Flint has control over anything, although he had seen him in very deep and dark places. However, Flint and Silver always managed to go on and take control of the situation, even if with some compromises (like the Maroon Island episode). 

If I remember well, it’s in that same “campfire” scene that Flint tells Silver that power makes you feel invincible but that it’s not like that, power has limits and Flint knows it, because he knows that the deaths of Thomas and Miranda were not under his control and that both happened because of their lack of power (although McGrow and the Hamiltons were in a good position, being politicians or in the army... They had power, but when a greater power came, they couldn’t do anything). 

But Silver in that specific moment is thinking that it’s not possible, he’s been inebriated by the idea of power because he saw how his words could affect the crew and others. Moreover, he thinks that he has the power to “control” Flint in a way, because they are friends and because he thinks he won’t be manipulated by the captain, since Silver thinks they have now the same amout of power (or that he has even MORE power than Flint, because he’s loved and respected by his men, while Flint... well, definitely less).

Then, after Madi’s “death”, there’s the“it wasn’t your fault” scene. I think that Silver didn’t mean only that Madi’s “death” was not Flint’s fault, but that his previous speech to Flint was wrong, because he experienced that Madi’s death couldn’t be something under Flint’s or his control. So, he experienced that Flint was right and that you can’t control everything (something that maybe the first season Silver really thought already...?), even if you have power. As it was highlighted in the show, they experienced the same kind of loss and went in the same dark places, in that moment. But Flint knows better who is at fault (and they're not). On the other hand, this made Silver even more afraid of the war that Madi and Flint wanted and decided he had to stop it, because he couldn’t really control anything. 

 Maybe it was obvious, I don’t know... But I like this interpretation of the “it’s not your fault” scene! (And now I’ll find out that maybe the timeline I remember is totally crazy and my idea has no ground at all LOL)

[lady-who-owns-a-sword]

Guys guys guys guys. Is captain james flint/mcgrow kantian

[baelishv]

Thomas, meeting James for the first time: Ah

Me:

[autisticsuggestion]

"التعليم" تعتمد سلسلة McGrow Hill للغة الإنجليزية

“التعليم” تعتمد سلسلة McGrow Hill للغة الإنجليزية

متابعة لأهم الأخبار | أخبار السعودية | مع جولة نيوز خبر ” “التعليم” تعتمد سلسلة McGrow Hill للغة الإنجليزية ” حيث تم نقل هذا الخبر ” “التعليم” تعتمد سلسلة McGrow Hill للغة الإنجليزية ” عبر موقعنا مع المحافظة علي جميع حقوق الناشر الأصلي للخبر وشكراً لثقتكم.

“التعليم” تعتمد سلسلة McGrow Hill للغة الإنجليزية

البلاد : متابعات اعتمدت وزارة التعليم سلسلة واحدة للغة الإنجليزية للمراحل الدراسية كافة في…

[swiftienadine]

Tim McGrow

Happy thirteenth year of Taylor Swift

[lay-me-down-on-a-bed-of-roses]

Flint: What?

Silver: Just curiousity.

Flint: What do you mean?

Silver: You love me?

[tchaland]

“Shh, it’s okay... you’re safe now.”

@inscmniv

Seguía en shock, aún no entendía como se había librado de aquel asalto si parecía que no iban a dejarlo ir aunque ya se había resistido, de todas formas los dolores en el rostro comenzaban a ser más evidentes. ‘No podía llegar a casa así’ ¿Aquello era un pretexto? ¿O simplemente su primera opción siempre fue ella? ‘Lamento haberte asustado..’ Comenzaba a darse cuenta de sus acciones, probablemente se encontraba desvelando a la chica y definitivamente no quería preocuparla. ‘Debería irme...’ Fue su moral quién dijo aquello, más su corazón decía lo contrario. 

[slowlystrangehologram]

TAYLOR AND TIM MCGROW ARE EVERYTHING!¡👏😭💞

@taylorswift @taylornation 🔥

[the-not-so-dark-age]

I’m crying 😭❤ this is so beautiful and tender

. Also, best spoiler in all my life

..waking from a long and terrible nightmare.

[armandyke]

The netherlands' singer is dressed like harry styles and singing like Tim McGrow

Eurovision is the queen of mashups

[idsbthenwhyisitfeelsogood]

just one day. one one one one one one and one. omg. Toworrow she will be 30! Still i can not believe.

i remember tim mcgrow. i remember our song, love story, you belong with me, we are never ever getting back together, 22, i knew you were trouble, all to well, enchanted. i can say all the songs but for now that’s enough.

Taylor Swift. My dear, my lover and my everthing. How can i explain, because i have no idea but you are my..... can you see? i can not say anything because you are special. you are perfect. @taylorswift @taylornation @taylorswift @taylornation @taylorswift @taylornation

[melis-ash]

аноним  спросил(а):

Hey! Ignoring the Flint plot why do you hate 4x10 so much?

I think 410 was very unfitting ending for Black Sails. That episode looks very allogenic to the rest of show, too much like soap opera or Disney movie, if you understand what I mean. Whole episode was poorly written and directed, for me it’s the weakest episode of show. They couldn`t even make good final battle, it was incredibly boring. On fight between Flint, Jack and Rogers, which interrupts  SilverMadi reunion scene, I almost laugh. But it`s really sadly. There are many good action scenes in show, and that final battle was so bad… It`s hurts almost physically

That show in best moments spoke really interesting things about human nature, but 410 most part of time avoid honestly to speak about it, despite there are very much unresolved problems, and question without answers, and it looks… cowardly.

We saw Flinthomas reunion, but these two people don`t saw each other 10 years, and Thomas, but matter, how much he loved James Mcgrow, never knewn Flint, and Flint destroyed Thomas dream, when it could become something real. (Sorry, I write about Flint`s plot, but it really necessary). So that sweet scene on plantation as final for them  looks adsurdly and lying.

And Silver/Madi ending was shortened. Their relationship went on almost two season, and when we finally had conflict between them which must define their future that happened  at 15 minutes before final title, and that conflict factically was resolved OFFSCREEN. I mean, seriously? It`s not how things like it happened in that show before. We see only that scene on coast without any word, but Madi`s motivations don`t explain. Did she chose Silver because she realized he more important for her than her offense on him, or she didn`t saw other good options for herself (the maroon on her island made the deal with England and she couldnt live in other maroon villages, because for them she was traitor`s women), or she was sorry she didn’t tried to save him, when he tried to save her, and wanted to give their relationship chance because it? There are too much options and not really answer. Silver and Madi relationship suffered enough before, even their first kiss and first sex were offscreen, but their ending looks like a bad joke. I really sorry for them, that storyline deserved better, there was a lot of potential.

And Jack`s ending. Main Jack`s problem was his vanity and unreasonable pride. He always wanted to be person he really couldnt be. In season 3 Jack was ready arranged second Spanish Raid because it. He factically responsible for his best friend was arrested and hanged, also Anne could be kiiled because Jack`s decisions in season 3. Jack was only happy enough Anne stay alive. But in 402 only Jack`s regret he really confessed he couldn`t killed Rogers. And further he sees other people (mainly Rogers) as evil, but not really realize how much shit he did himself. Yes, Jack has right to hate Rogers, but also Rogers has right to hate Jack, and it was Jack who began this conflict first. So Jack`s position in final episode is incredibly hypocritical. He think he can judge other people, but he forgets to judge himself for very similar things. Jack just forgot it was he himself, who first wanted Spaniards burn Nassau. And it looks very sad character development. I mean, but badly written, but really very sad, and partly illogical. When character ends story on victors side and it depicts like in 410, you want to see positive character development for him. But I see only hypocrite with double standarts. But it could work if final was dark and realistic, because in real life people lie themselves and deny their mistake, but as I said, whole episode was too much bad soap opera, and last Jack`s scene looks like sweet Disney movie.

Also in final episode we see Jack in dangerous selfdelusion. He sees himself as victor, despite his “victory” is mainly good fortune and efforts of other people (lol, Flint even saved his ass during battle with Rogers), and instead to try to change his life and do something he really can do well, he stay pirate (despite he is not good leader and bad fighter), and in final scene sail off into the sunset with Anne and Mary Read. But everybody who read at least Wikipedia, know Jack was hanged very soon after Mary Read become his crew member. So logically Jack`s selfdelusion will lead him on gibbet.  But as I say, episode avoid to speak about it honestly, and  depicts Jack`s and Anne meeting with Mary as something sweet and romantic, despite it`s hint on tragic ending for Jack and Anne.

As I understand it was Mr Steinberg`s debut as director and may be it`s one causes why episode is so bad. (Good writer is but necessary good director) But it`s only one factor, there many others.