Omg I just thought of this and immediately had to share it with you before I forgot 🤭 probably not really romantic, but I was thinking about Mia and Pio just going apartment hunting together. Oh, and then going shopping for things to decorate their first home together ☺️. Thoughts all over the place, but Pio picking Mia up from work or just waiting at the bus or subway station to go home together 🥰. Again, just random thoughts I had to share with you lol
Awwww this is all really cute 🥺💗
While it is not explicitly stated, I think in the movie it's supposed to be that the family all live together in that building. It is common for Italian families to have multiple generations under one roof (as I have heard - please let me know otherwise as I don't have enough knowledge about this), so that's what I go by ^^
If we were to work this idea into my series, my idea would be this:
Mia and Pio agree to look for a new home together, before the twins are born, as the current living situation doesn't feel right to them.
They look around, but are unable to have any luck, until the couple open up to the family about moving. They don't 100% want to move away, but they just need more privacy as well as eventually a room for their babies.
The family do agree that things are a bit crowded with the way the layout is now. So they do a complete changing rooms. Tony, Arthur and Marie (and eventually Marilyn) live in the basement floor of the building, Pa has his own room on the first floor, and Mia and Pio get a room in the attic. The rest of the rooms on the first floor are the bathroom, and the babies room.
Mia is especially happy with the viewing window in the attic 🤭 Great views over the city. And very romantic 😏
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ok i just finished the acolyte and tbh I'm a bit annoyed at how they structured the story. like the Big Bad Mystery (that definitely didn't need to be a mystery) is revealed in episode 7 of an 8 episode series, which is certainly a choice considering
1) we've already guessed the plot twist by now thanks
2) it's the penultimate episode? there's other important shit happening in present, we don't care about this anymore
3) flashback takes up the ENTIRE episode.
4) the reveal is obviously for audience eyes only-- by which i mean it's not Sol confessing his sins to Mae, it's not Osha having Force visions in that dang helmet. maybe I'm alone in thinking this, but wouldn't the flashback be more impactful if it were shown in parallel to one or more characters realising the fact of it? why do a static standalone that affects no one?
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not important but definitely needed to keep me productive i think
i totally suffer from executive dysfunction like im sitting here writing this sitri smut scene because i can't fucking take it anymore but im also not writing the sitri smut scene because i can't fucking take it anymore 😭😭
like here i sit! ive got music of various themes with some songs on repeat because i can't fuckign decide which sounds best blasting in my ears because i cannot focus for the life of me and im writing extremely descriptive paragraphs in short bursts 0.1% of the time becaue i physically force myself to write and the other 99.9% of the time i am writhing in pure excitement from the things im going to write and the music that is soooo overstimulating but i need it or else ill die. my head is spinning my hands are shaking and all i can think about is how beautiful this smut would be if i could force myself to write but nooooooo i have to sit here and type out a tumblr post to help me focus. god.
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As much as I love the BG3 community on Reddit, stuff like this really bothers me.
1.6k people have so little media literacy they think Gale being Mystra's kept wizard in Elysium after all she put him through somehow constitutes a good ending.
Like seriously wtf. No one would consider sending Astarion back to Cazador a good ending, even if Cazador magically offered to make him a true vampire.
Don't get me started on all the jokes about Wyll having the hots for Mizora. At least those are "jokes".
If nothing else this game has really opened my eyes to how utterly ignored men's abuse at the hand of a woman abuser is. Makes me sick.
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Destiel would have been more canon if Supernatural were a book series and here’s why:
Destiel feelings are “subtext” but as Jensen said it’s “Clear Text,” and that was canon destiel confirmation enough for me. I think that a lot of people wanted Destiel to be canon in the sense that they got a romantic relationship, however with what we know now, and prior to that knowledge; they already had a relationship. Relationships encompass a lot, such as friendships, platonic, familial, etc. And they already had a much more complex and intricate relationship than most people can comprehend. Speaking strictly in canon, they technically already had a relationship that was fueled on savior, on love, on so many foundations. And let’s say for argument’s sake that neither of them had romantic feelings, but rather familial love, their story would still be circulated around LOVE.
However, I think that most of us can agree that it wasn’t just love that comes from a sense of friendship and commrodery. I think that a lot of the time we forget that Castiel and Dean are paradoxical, they realistically could never be in a happy relationship due to the fact that their story is inherently a tragedy. Now, we can also incorporate the “Chuck wins theory” into this and argue that they can never be together because of Chuck’s manipulation. However that can also be easily outweighed by the fact that Cas was never even supposed to be in the story, and that he was the only one with a “crack in his chassis.” (sorry got a bit rambly”
Destiel, is the love story (for many reasons that I will get into another time), but it is also the tragedy. The fact that over and over again, Dean and Cas hurt eachother, the fact that emotional repression and incommunication is a constant in the story is what makes them, them. So, in my eyes the confirmation that it wasn’t just subtext was enough for me to feel that it was canon. For a tragic love story to be canon there doesn’t have to be dates (which there are, they just don’t know it) or kissing, or grand love confessions (which again, there is CANONICALLY), but there doesn’t have to be the confirmation that they even know what they are. But, with interpretations of canon we can clearly see that they are in love they just don’t know it/they can’t know it.
What my point is, is that Destiel is already canon but we should have been fed more! Like if Eric Kripke wasn’t a bigot, or it wasn’t made in the 2000s, or if Sera Gamble didn’t hate Cas etc. Most all of the factors that played into the tragedy and denial of canonical destiel was due to circumstance. Also, given that Supernatural is a show about Sam and Dean and their fucked up family and brother shit, it wouldn’t have made sense to not make destiel a tragedy or to let them be happy. After all, the show wasn’t originally about them.
All in all,
If Supernatural had been written as a YA book series, Destiel would have still be canon, but we would have been given a better perspective on why and how they were canon. Actually seeing into their inner monologues, whereas in the show so much of it is left purposefully open for interpretation. So, realistically Destiel could never actually be happy, but they already are canonically burdened and tortured by their love for eachother and we would have gotten a better perspective of their own perspectives if it were in book form (such as Twilight and Midnight sun).
Which is also why fanfiction is such a staple of what makes them, them. Now I have to say, The fanfics I like the best are “Codas” rather than “fix-its” because Destiel is already canon, and their tradgedy is what makes them, And I want my Destiel version of Twilight and Midnight sun!!!
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