#rust cohle/maggie hart

[madsmilfelsen]

rust was just a little too nice in 2002 for me

[gayboysteve]

rust cohle + bodily autonomy

[glitterslag]

justice for the women of true detective szn 1 tbh

[teethburied]

What are you suggesting exactly? Just that people fuck up.

[grimesrot]

i missed making these 👋

[captcutshaw]

I love getting invested in shows 10 years late

part 2

[rustblogging]

insp

[moss-n-ghosts]

my contribution to the True Dective Tumblr

[sirensxxsirens]

La belle dame sans merci, John Keats // True Detective, Nic Pizzolatto // Erica Jong

[flownwrong]

[shehungthemoon]

Pls someone talk to me about the quiet codependence Rust and Marty have, the too-easy domesticity they can fall into. Their constant arguing and moral disagreement that blends so easily into sharing clothes and a bottle and a home. The open hostility that silently becomes worry when no one else is watching. The implicit, unyielding trust that's never questioned and always counted on, between two people born and living in a world that's punished trust from the beginning.

[gayboysteve]

Rust Cohle + Gay Subtext

[glitterslag]

I had to make more of em sry😭

[stoneantler]

episode 6 i'm always so fascinated by maggie saying "It wasn't you," to Rust after. that scene. On the surface she's saying, "it wasn't about you." But more than that it's like, "I'm sorry, it wasn't you. It was your body, it was your vulnerability, it was your relationship to my husband." And that's so often what rape and sexual assault are. It's not about the person being harmed and anything wrong with them even though they are at the center of the assault. I think about that line so much because it's what so many people need to hear after an event like that, and also, hearing it doesn't help Rust at all. It just adds insult to injury.

[kaygilles]

they go low, I go LOWER

[captcutshaw]

part 1