#timothy walker

[camyfilms]

FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL 1994

He was my North, my South, my East and West, My working week and my Sunday rest; My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song. I thought that love would last forever; I was wrong. The stars are not wanted now; put out every one, Pack up the moon and dismantle the sun; Pour away the ocean and sweep up the wood, For nothing now can ever come to any good.

[bootleg-cal-weathers]

my sibling found this boat named timothy and i made him kiss strip, then somehow it escalated into making him into an oc and now i’m in the mids of writing a fanfic for them…

help

he’s like 6’3 & strip is 5’10 😭

@chrispysprite

[rbolick]

Books On Books Collection - Claire Bolton

Co-founder of The Alembic Press with David Bolton, Claire Bolton is an independent historian of printing and type as well as an aficionado of handmade paper. She recently donated works in shifu (a spun and woven paper textile) to the Bodleian. Although she disclaims classification as a book artist, her works in the Books On Books Collection — especially her collaboration with Molly Coy called…

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Four Wedding and a Funeral 1994

[zanephillips]

Timothy Granaderos in Walker: Independence 1x09

[roryculkinfan]

the ultimate f@gs of scream i love them

[2000mallow]

[lokenek07]

Small drawings of my fav ghostfaces (sorry Stu isn’t on here 🌚 don’t come for me)

[autumnmobile12]

Okay, so....

Generally, you're not supposed to repeat similar poses like this too close together because it'll eventually lose its impact on the readers. (Kinda like how writers shouldn't overuse italics or exclamation points for the same reason.)

But can we appreciate that Katsura Hoshino discovered she had a new superpower here and was clearly having the time of her life with it? Otherwise why else would she have drawn this similar shot like six+ times over the course of this arc?

It's been over a decade since these chapters were published and I still love the hell out of this.

[laf-outloud]

kat.mcnamara Happy #ValentinesDay to all the boys and girls I’ve loved before… Love stories bring a little magic to the mundane. Here’s a little walk down memory lane through some of the on-screen love stories I’ve been a part of telling. Hope your day is full of love and magic! Love to you all! ♥️💋🌹💝 Which one is your favorite?

It's a trip down WIndy memory lane with pics from behind the scenes, and in front!

[phoenixes-and-wizards]

hephaestus empathizing with annabeth was probably one of the best changes they could’ve added to the show because what other god could’ve truly understood her desire to change a system so long broken that no one in their family even bothers anymore, along with the feeling of having no control over a situation that ended up displeasing their parents (hephaestus was ugly, so hera threw him off of olympus; annabeth couldn’t stop percy from mailing medusa’s head to olympus, hence athena’s wrath)

[chaoticace2005]

[hellomynameisghostface]

I never understood why people hate on Amber and Richie's motive when it's far from the worst in the franchise, in my opinion. So here's a little rant of my opinions on all Ghostface motives. Billy Loomis: his motive literally makes no sense to me but because he's one of the original Ghostfaces, everyone puts him on a pedestal. He kills Maureen because she's sleeping with his father, Hank, causing his mother, Nancy, to leave them. Makes sense, he could have stopped there. Instead he targets Sidney for literally nothing. Just simply because she's the daughter of the woman who broke up his family. It would have made more sense to go after Sidney while Maureen was still alive to make her suffer before killing her. Therefore, making his motive one of the dumbest in the franchise for me.

Stu Macher: his motive is simple yet affective; he has none, or at least as far as we know. Most real life murderers probably don't have much of a motive either so while it's realistic it's not exactly the most creative motive but really, how creative can you really get? There's only so many reasons to want to kill someone especially when the main target is the same unproblematic person just trying to live her life in peace.

Mickey Altieri: I love Mickey but he has one of the dumbest motives in the franchise and no one says shit. He literally just wants to get caught and blame the movies. Nancy did the right thing shooting him.

Nancy Loomis: one of the better motives, as Nancy herself says, good old fashion revenge. It's the first time in the franchise that the motive is revenge (no, I don't count Billy's motive as revenge. Maybe when it came to Maureen but not Sidney) so it's a fresh motive in these movies.

Roman Bridger: another motive I particularly like. I think of his motive less revenge and more resentment. No motive is good enough to kill but his is one of the ones where you could understand how someone who's mentally unstable could snap. Being abandoned by your mother just for her to have another child she loves and cares for and then turns you away once you try to reunite with her? I'd be upset too. I mean...not enough to kill but you get my point.

Charlie Walker: another dumb motive that no one talks about. As a matter of fact, does he even have one? We know he's a "Stab" fanatic and a simp for Jill so what I get from this is he was easy to persuade because he was already a fan of the movies and a horny teenage boy. I don't think he could've given a fuck less if he got famous from it.

Jill Roberts: her motive is one of the best and aged like fine wine. In the world we live in today, some people would quite literally kill to be famous. I know some people have complaints about it but it's really not that farfetched, people are mad crazy these days and kill for the stupidest reasons.

Amber Freeman: like Charlie, I don't know if we really get a motive for Amber. Richie seems so much more passionate about the "Stab" movies and their killing spree becoming a movie then she does (he literally doesn't shut up about it and barely lets Amber give her motive or intentions.) What I got from watching the movie was that Amber was a fan of horror movies in general (she very clearly likes "Psycho," "Halloween" and "Friday The 13th") but she claims she's been obsessed ever since her parents bought Stu Macher's house, where the first murder spree took place, implying she didn't care as much before moving in. She also says her and Richie had similar ideas, not the same. I think her motive was more like Stu's and was to just kill for the fun of it. If her and Richie's motives were in fact the same, it's still a decent motive and original compared to the Ghostfaces before. If her motive was similar to Stu's, it's still a decent motive just unoriginal.

Richie Kirsch: his motive is a lot more crystal clear than Amber's. As I already mentioned above, he doesn't shut up about it. He hated the recent "Stab" movie and thought creating a new killing spree would provide new source material to make a better movie than the last. Considering how upset people in the "Scream" fandom got about this movie (and how other fandoms get with their respective franchises) just proves that his motive isn't that dumb. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if something like this happened in real life, especially when you take into consideration that these movies inspired real life murders already.

Jason Carvey: his motive wasn't great but it wasn't terrible. He was just another fanatic (which is repetitive of the last movie) wanting to continue "Richie's film" (fuck Amber, I guess...I hate how this movie down played her when she carried Richie) but since he was an opening kill, his motive probably wasn't meant to be all that great. Had he gotten further with his plan though, I wouldn't have hated it. PS: if you were expecting a Greg Bruckner paragraph, sorry but his bitch ass was killed before the plan was meant to be put into motion so therefore, he wasn't officially a Ghostface in my eyes. His motive would have been the same as Jason's anyway, as far as we know.

Wayne Bailey, Ethan Landry and Quinn Bailey: I'm going to include them all in one paragraph since their motives are all the same: good old fashion revenge. As Richie's father, brother and sister their only goal was to seek revenge on anyone who was involved in Richie's death. Nothing suggests that any of them had any additional motives. The motive itself is fine, I literally mentioned it was one of the better ones in my Nancy paragraph. The only problem I have with it is now it's become repetitive and unoriginal. It's basically just a knockoff of "Scream 2" with an extra killer. From my point of view, it's the only movie that straight up reuses a motive. To summarize: pansy ass mama's boy who's sad she abandoned him, psycho who was peer pressured, psycho who wants to get caught and taken to trial, mother seeking revenge, son who was abandoned by his mother and has resentment against his sister, simp horror fan, psycho who wants fame, horror fans who want a better installment in their favorite franchise, horror fans who want to continue the last Ghostfaces plans for a better installment in their favorite franchise and a family seeking revenge; notice how only one of these are almost exactly the same to another. (I guess Billy and Roman's could be categized as similar, being abandoned by their mothers, but they're different enough for me and Roman's motive was better and made more sense. Amber and Richie have the same or at least similar motive but because their partners in the same movie I'll allow it. Jason and Gregg's motive was meant to continue what Amber and Richie sought out to do but they were opening kills so their motive was kind of a throwaway and irrelevant anyway.)

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

Nobody ever takes the 'ex' seriously!

Leverage S05E10/Almost Paradise S02E05.

[incorrectoldgodsquotes]

Jack: I can explain.

D.L.: No, you can’t.

Jack: Okay.

[autumnslance]

IT'S THE DAWN OF A NEW ERA!

Wishing all you Warriors of Light a Happy Dawntrail Release Day!

Featuring the English voice cast of Final Fantasy XIV: Colin Ryan - Alphinaud Bethan Walker - Alisaie Peter Bramhill - Thancred Robyn Addison - Y'shtola Timothy Watson - Urianger Sena Bryer - Wuk Lamat Gemma Lawrence - Krile Ari Óskarsson - Erenville Carina Reeves - Tataru