im too lazy to make something like those v1 and v2 images with gabriel in it instead. is.it okday if you
i made this a while ago
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Taizu/Taimizu might be a bully/bullied ship, but MAN is Taigen putting up with a lot of bullshit. The first time he meets Mizu again she ruins his engagement & his hair. When they finally begin to bond she smacks him in the head and he passes out to wake up in a torture chamber. Still, he doesn't tells them shit. He's all happy 'cause she saved his life, they're getting along again, and he's kinda hot so... then she drops the news that she stood by and let his fiance get kidnapped into marrying someone else. And also war is coming btw if you care. But hey, she comes back to save her, he sticks by her in near death, they'll be fine, he's sure she's good no-... aaaand she started the Great Fire of Meireki. How will he react?
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me: being nearly finished with a new chapter
my brain: what if the whole chapter would be in another pov 👀
Okay, I guess I’m rewriting for a little while 😅
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I think it’d be funny if Dick and Jason, due to wearing bright yellow capes on the job for years, are capable of stealth to a frankly unhinged degree. They barely have to try anymore it’s so second nature. Dick can just completely disappear while in the loudest neon clothes imaginable. Jason is constantly startling people who don’t understand how they missed a guy the size of a fridge standing right there. Bruce is extremely grateful for his unbreakable poker face because they have both startled him by accident and would never ever let him live it down if they knew.
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Why did no one tell me that Dracula was a fucking COMEDY.
The book opens up with Jonathan experiencing a paprika overload. Dracula pretends to be the coachman and drives Jonathan around in circles until he decides he's established enough of a dramatic atmosphere. By day three in the castle Jonathan has picked up that there are no servants and Dracula is secretly doing all the chores, including driving him there. The first time Jonathan tries to shave, the count barges into the room, yeets his mirror out the window, refuses to elaborate and leaves. Jonathan also notices that he is a prisoner in the castle but doesn't dare to bring it up, which... is a mood, but also hilarious. A week into his stay he sees his employer/kidnapper crawling facedown out a wall
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y’know, I think Eddie and Chrissy would have liked the movie Rock & Rule.
at the very least I can imagine them bopping to ‘Send Love Through’ in the trailer’s main room while mildly high, while Eddie’s bootleg copy plays on his shitty VHS player
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"Good" Acting
i have a theory that a lot of people say acting is "good" when they're emotionally moved by it, and a lot of cishet white people have a lifelong habit of not listening or empathising when minoritised people speak, so minority actors get called "bad" even when they display some pretty fucking amazing technical skill
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some of you people are so obsessed with having an acceptable group to ‘punch up’ at that you would rather pretend a marginalized group are Basically The Oppressors™ than listen to their valid criticisms about the fact that ‘punching up’ very rarely hits the intended target, and the majority of the actual damage of that act is suffered by fellow marginalized people in your own community. there is a significant difference between venting frustrations about privileged groups and just outright attacking anyone who (you assume) experiences that axis of privilege regardless of - and in many cases outright denying - their actual lived experiences. it goes far beyond just ‘venting frustrations’ when what you’re really doing is trying to find a moral justification to bully people you don’t like, and when your own desire for catharsis and moral superiority leads to ignoring the voices of the vulnerable people you hurt. you’re not ‘punching up’ - you just like punching people for the sake of punching.
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