#so so so tragic fr

[blurbsandscribbles]

Me talking to my bff in jazz band: so anyways I think he's really cool and great at playing his solos and stuff and-

Me the exact second that the guy in question gets near me: GET YOUR BRASS PLAYER GERMS AWAY FROM ME

[hinamie]

theyre soft your honour

[idolomantises]

Sometimes I get messages about certain dialogue in my comics about how a character is being passive aggressive when I'm just writing them as straight forward and blunt.

idk, as an autistic person who's dealt with genuine harassment several times (including a few months ago) because his straight forward and blunt demeanor was misinterpreted as being "rude", "ungrateful" and "bitchy", its just kind of interesting seeing people interpret dialogue in a more hostile way.

it's not a complaint, i prefer those fictional interpretations over terminally online twitter users who need to be coddled over everything but it is kind of fascinating seeing how people interpret certain dialogue.

[weirdly-specific-but-ok]

okay but nick wilde and simba were fucking attractive. and i will not be talking criticism, constructive or otherwise

[joicecubes]

recently saw this quote again:

"stan has no idea, but he did it. he saved the world. he saved me. you’re our hero, stanley."

and i just. i can’t stop thinking about ford saying “stan has no idea.” because stan getting his mind, his memory, his SELF erased as a sacrifice for the people he loves most in the world is something ford never could have done, and it’s what ultimately makes him admire stan so much more than he ever did. ford, who has always been so obsessed with being a hero and a visionary, could ironically never have been the one to throw away his knowledge of the sacrifice he’s making. his arrogance and craving for validation is exactly WHY he could never have truly been the hero. it had to be stan.

because stan did it for all the right reasons. there was a part of him that always wanted to do something great like ford, who desperately wanted to be more than just a “screw-up,” but when it came down to this moment, he wasn’t sacrificing himself to prove anything. he says “guess i was good for something after all,” as he holds a photo of his niece and nephew, because he does it for them. not for validation. not for fame. not for any sort of reputation. and he wakes up having no clue what he even did. and this, to ford, is the most noble thing he could have ever done. it’s better than any scientific achievement, any of his 12 phds, his decades of research. it’s why he ultimately resigns himself to not be the hero, but to be a “hero’s brother.” and for the first time in his life, he’s perfectly content with stepping off his pedestal.

[cup-o-noodlez]

Spirits & Such family company photoshoot

[drrav3nb]

BRADLEY FREEGARD as King Canute LAURA BERLIN as Queen Emma VIKINGS: VALHALLA | SEASON THREE

You have brought me much joy, Emma of Normandy. And you me, my Emperor of the Great Northern Empire.

[ryuubff]

shuake and january weather and clinginess

[captain--miracle]

D̷̖̬̝͑͊o̴̜͉͝ ̸ ͖̰̓̓ ̸̗̹͋͋n̶o̸͍̩̱̾͆̑t̸̹͐̇͝ ̶̢̱̲̎ b̷͇͒͝ę̷̙̮͑̋ à̵͉̆̓ḟ̶̦̮̘r̵͙̫͉͒̋ḁ̶̎̄i̷̝͂̎͂d̴͓̤̮̓͛.

[dis-astre]

i love love love the quote "tu sais que je crois à toi" ("you know i believe in you") in les miserables cause it hold so much meaning for grantaire's character cause he's a cynic, he's not supposed to believe in anything but he believes so much in enjolras that he's willing to die for the cause etc

but at the same time i can help but to think that this line is just a lie. he doesn't believe in enjolras, because believing in him means believing in the cause and in the revolution and everything enjolras' character symbolizes. he doesn't believe in him, he loves him. he means "you know i love you", but obviously doesn't say it (and so enjolras doesn't know it). he doesn't go to the barricades because he believes in the cause. he goes to the barricades because he loves enjolras so much he can't do anything else.

[eyepatchoflove]

lestat being both french and italian explains everything, because there is actually nothing wrong with him, he's just like that.

[rraaaarrl]

Garak are you okay

the fact that the guy who played Garak, wrote a novel about Garak's life, incredible. That's dedication to your role.

wait what's this you say?

👀

[hinamie]

so just know, I'm healing / even though it don't feel like it

insp

[waningcrescentjrwi]

Being a hero

[romatito]

in the last splendor you posted (about João) I noticed I have an EXACTLY SAME pipe! it's incredible!! and most of all...isn't it damn similar to abel's?

so ill be 100% real, i had more of a "i just think they're neat" moment when i was drawing it bc i think those pipes are cool... but now this is absolutely canon to my au. they share it regularly bc otherwise theyd go insane.

[crystallizsch]

SAVANACLAW ROOK HUNT HELLO????

WHAT’S HE DOING HERE

WHY DOES HE LOOK LIKE THAT

LIKE WHY IS HE SOOOO

UHHHHHH

VIL WHAT DID YOU DO TO HIM????

HOWD HE GO FROM THAT TO DORA THE EXPLORER