#these episodes make me feral

[betterwithbooksthanwithpeople]

something about how Vi has experienced so much pain and trauma for years while keeping a good heart as best as she is able vs Caitlyn growing up with immense privilege and ignoring her moral compass now that she's hurt and lost. something about Vi begging for one good, consistent thing in her chaotic life to hang onto while Cait is being rocked by inconsistency for the first time. something about Vi being seen as the tougher one up to this point but her being so much more vulnerable than Caitlyn in this first arc of season two. I don't even know what my point is here except that I will be crying until next Saturday and probably after that too

[faircastle]

It was that white cloak that soiled me, not the other way around.

A Storm of Swords, Jaime II

[daddyhoothoot]

The caressing 🥹

[plainblackcanvas56]

I already made my choice long ago!

(Still can't believe that Megs canonically said this and then jumped out of a plane to save Optimus)

[essektheylyss]

It really is so fun that Essek started mentioning "my partner" like every three lines because he probably doesn't actually get the chance to talk about it that often.

I think there can often be an impulse when you really care about someone to want to shout from the rooftops all the great things you feel and notice about them, and Essek isn't really in a position to do that. The people who he can talk freely to already know him and Caleb, and the people who don't know them likely aren't safe to tell real personal details to. It's one thing to fabricate a parental relationship knowing that there isn't someone to trace that to, but it's an entirely different thing to tell someone honestly about the people you love when any small detail might put them in danger if it fell into the wrong hands.

The Hells are safe to say that kind of thing to—perhaps mostly on a meta level, in that the DM is aware that they are the protagonists—and they also characteristically tend to offer a listening ear to anyone they meet, and I think it's delightful that Essek actually recognized and responded to that.

[dreamsandconstellations]

I can’t wait for Evan or one of the other group actually hold K accountable for their actions.

What annoys me in fiction and tv is that often characters who do shitty things are let off the hook immediately, so I really hope that this doesn’t happen with K, because they deserve to be properly chewed out m

[jone-slugger]

Kathryn Janeway: QUEEN, ICON, GODDESS.

[theultracharmingladynoire]

We call everything on the ice "love".

[aramblingjay]

What happened to Eddie wasn't your fault. No, I was just the guy standing there when it happened who couldn't do anything to protect him.

in/sp

[dazaistabletop]

Idk what to focus on sweater Chuuya or hot Mori or flannel Aku or the fact that they all look genuinely happy or-

[redrocketpanda]

Favourite stsg moments: JJK S2 Opening

[iristial]

[isalabells]

- And we pulled that stupid prank on you. - Wiener schnitzel and sauerkraut. - Yeah, we thought we were so clever. Eva von Braun, right? But you– you just set it aside, and you put your head down and got to work.

FOR ALL MANKIND 1.02 He Built the Saturn V || 3.03 All In

[allmyandroids]

[gottagobackintime]

I can't stop thinking about how emotional Ted got during his little speech about his friend who had to watch the Super Bowl alone twice. And how he should have been there. It's been 25 years since he didn't watch football with his friend, and he gets upset when he talks about it. Surely there is more to it than what we're lead to believe by the silly comparison. His body language and way of talking (and the background music) reminds me of the scene in season 2 episode 1: Goodbye Earl when he talks about the dog that he took care of when he was younger. Go watch that scene and then go back and watch the scene from the latest episode from the moment he says "'Cause I wasn't there. 'Cause I "didn't care."" And then note when the music starts when he says : "I should've supported him." The way he's looking down, not meeting anyone's eyes. I don't think he's really talking to the team at that point, he's talking to himself.

I want to know what Ted realised as he was telling that story, because his mood changes, or he lets his mask fall, I don't really know. But you can see the change in the way he looks at the people in the room, and how he gets more and more emotional. To the point where he's not even really looking at the other people in the room. You cannot convince me that is a man who is simply upset about not watching two Super Bowls with a friend 25 years ago.

[aflockofravens]

The lyrics for the song playing while Jinshi is carrying Maomao away from the temple:

Staring at your unclouded eyes, I realize how stupid I am. Turn into a flame. Let's protect that strong heart. Let's light the path as you walk. No one can take away this heat that I hold in your arms.

I'm?!?! screaming?!?!