#or ruin me idc

[acidtripper666]

Ivy Wolk getting ready for the Anora premiere

Photos by Taryn Segal for Paper magazine

*I do not own these photos*

[sleepinginmygrave]

ethel cain save me

[katnissandpeetamellark]

The last one is literally Snow following Sejanus to the back of the Hob. I said what I said.

[dasketcherz]

alright, I'll bite on board with the twin siblings agenda 🔥

[the-darkestminds]

Say what you want about ACOFAS but do not sleep on this scene…☝️😩😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨🥵

[elainiisms]

i love queerbaiting if queerbaiting has no fans i am dead

[maibeloved]

Father and his son 🥹💜

[antiquepearlss]

I’m too tired to post an essay but my girl was just a victim of bad writing and a lack of critical thinking from the audience okay I love her.

[moonlit-dreamers]

i just think they should kiss

REBLOGS APPRECIATED

[gnabnahcsworld]

On my final note of the night cuz I’m sure yall are tired of watching me lose my mind on here…let’s talk about our man mister Song Mingi. I always forget just how LARGE this man is.. @whatudowhennooneseesyou says he half man and half horse (save a horse and ride song mingi, I mean shit you’d be half way there) and she’s right in more ways than one cuz I do believe that man definitely has a third leg. There is NEVER day of peace around here all I do is get on here and cry, cry that I’ll be able to give him or Chris the head of their lives..the head no guillotine could ever take away.

[acidtripper666]

Emily Ratajkowski via Instagram

[crunchchute]

[indigopoptart]

gonna get back into the swing of things with!! some faces I did a bit ago!!!

+ closeups and oc creds under the cut!

the welcome home guys ofc <3

some of my guys!

(Niebla belongs to both me and @akemima ! <3)

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And now, some friends’ ocs!

Lady belongs to @gremliinsart, Keira belongs to @funonion001 !!! :3

Sundown belongs to @carnivalcarrion !! <3

Damon belongs to @sammysun , Wizard belongs to @akemima !! :33 <3<3

[danburys]

anyway, the fact that season 2 of leverage: redemption picks up on the king george job. parallels it in some cases... opposes it in others. validates sophie's worry that in her white collar crime she left bloody footprints. deals with her guilt over the tangible pieces, the consequences she actually knows, but leaves the rest of it open. the unknown. (and how, ultimately, she can't trace all of it but has to take the redemption she's given by the people who know her now.)

how she tells nate to find them some bad guys. bad guys have money. but then she sees the people behind it, behind the marks she was focused on for the beauty of the grift, the thrill of the chase, the most glamorous lies - and she can't ever unsee it and it's never about the money again.

the king george job and redemption season 2 are one smooth storyline and they tell us that after all these years, sophie still isn't over it. that when she tells harry in the unwellness job that it's different, because she stole from the wealthy and trapped them in their desires, she's only pretending to be that certain. that in fact, she doesn't ever know if she really is better than the grifters she goes up against.

[isatoru]

wait maki is 5’7” and i’m 5’8”……..

[reddorkredemption]

It makes me sad when people say that Jack 'became everything his parents feared in the end' and 'everyone's sacrifices were wasted on him'. Because it's so defeatist and not necessarily true. ( I also hate the victim-blamey undertone of the 'Jack wasted everyone's sacrifices' claim but that's a whole other discussion… )

The ending of rdr1 is very open-ended-- it's ultimately up to the player what Jack becomes. Yet so many people treat it like a 100% hopeless tragedy, like he's just a lost cause. As if people who've gone through trauma/hardship at a young age are incapable of ever finding happiness or living a normal life again.

He's only 19. His life has just started. Why do y'all wanna act like it's already over?

As far as we know, killing Ross is the only bad thing he did. And I don't think that killing the man who caused the death of your entire family = becoming an outlaw who robs and kills indiscriminately. Plus, it's important to note that the game implies that he does get away with killing Ross.

I've played as Jack a ton to 100% rdr1, and he isn't all doom and gloom like people seem to think he is. I feel like all of his positive traits and potential just get completely erased in favor of angst, and it's sad. :(

I like to think that Jack has a redemption arc of his own after killing Ross because his personality-- his love for and desire to please his departed family-- really lends itself to that. But obviously not through the tired old 'redemption through death' trope. I think he redeems himself by struggling past his hardships and living in spite of them.

One of the most important parts of Jack's character for me is that, despite all their similarities, he is not John. And I think his story should ultimately reflect that.