#peter x catherine

[atlasshrugd]

no but the thing is, when the hero falls in love with the villain she is falling in love with the darkest parts of herself. she is owning her shadow and the owning makes her stronger. it is not about whether a ship is toxic or romanticising abuse because it’s not about two individuals. the struggle is not one between two people, just like the love is not between two people. when the hero falls in love with the villain she is loving herself. when she loves herself she is stronger, better, able to transform darkness instead of running from it. at the moment of loving, a person changes. the loved changes. and the love of the villain changes the hero. it’s all about this, don’t you see?

[selquet]

THE GREAT | 3.01 "The Bullet or The Bear"    

[jennifersminds]

“but they tried to kill eachother!” it was funny. i giggled.

[amilinak]

Elle Fanning as Catherine the Great & Nicholas Hoult as Peter III of Russia in THE GREAT (3x01)

[petercathfilms]

The Great 3x02 // 3x04

and you mine and you me 🫶

[ravenclairee]

THE GREAT — 3.01 "The Bullet or the Bear"

[alltheshipsilove]

if you like Catherine x Peter in The Great you probably like Jane x Guildford in My Lady Jane and that's a scientific fact actually

if anything, they are both "wants to make the world better" woman x "ok if you say so" man

GIFs by @selquet

[rey-jake-therapist]

Well f*ck me... I knew Peter died in The Great, fortunately I expected it but what a shock it must have been for the fans ?! And I really didn't think it would happen that soon... I know, history and blahblahblah but this show is a far cry from respecting history so why doing this ? They said fuck history when they kept Peter alive much longer than they should have already, so really I can't get my head around this nonsense.

Anyway, I'm glad there weren't more seasons because Catherine and Peter WERE the show. I don't think I would have continued watching without this dynamic being present anymore. How many people stopped watching after Peter died ? It seems to me they shot themselves in the foot with that one.

I would hope we'd get flashbacks before the end, but since I recognize every gif circulating, I somehow doubt so...

[xalonelydreamerx]

they returned home and lived happily ever after

[everlusts]

fun fact the inspiration for haladriel was based on peter and catherine from the great the directors told me this themselves

furthermore haladriel spuffy and ghoulcy are all tethered in ways i cannot explain (the director also confirmed this)

[atlasshrugd]

when the sinned loves the sinner it is a transformative act. the love does not erase the sin but it cleanses the sinner of all that they have been. love is redemption and it can exist without logic or reason. whether or not the sinner deserves to be loved is no consequence. the love has fundamentally altered them, the fact that it is there. the sinned gains nothing from loving the sinner except for the peace of owning their destiny. for it is one’s destiny to strive to be complete. one cannot be complete when it only exists in a half. so the pieces must be collected and the sinned must love the sinner without the expectation that their love will change them, because it already has. when love exists without reason it is because the love is not a human love. it is now part of the creative and destructive forces of all that has lived, that has made life what it is. and at the moment of loving, the sinner is changed. the pieces are collected. both have returned home.

[selquet]

#energy

[thegreatmadness]

peter and catherine in stag (3x04)

[sethmerism]

THE GREAT

1x06: Parachute

[petercathfilms]

This is a (real) man after his wife stabbed his back five times as he witnessed

[ravenclairee]

You're much stronger as a leader now. They fucking fear you. I don't want them to fear me.

THE GREAT — 3.01 "The Bullet or the Bear"