#weve seen it all

[veradragonjedi]

@many-legged

michael awareness poster

[lollia-tea]

listen. listen. it's about Rei never really feeling Safe whenever he sleeps, but Miri always feeling Safe with him

[normalpillsaddict]

the first time we lost someone

[poughkeepsies]

it got brushed over because of everything else that was happening in the scene but eddie telling buck "you don't have to be anything for anybody" is one of the most devoted protective lines they've ever said to each other or anyone else and I need it to be talked about more

[absolutechaosss]

God there was just something in the way Izzys face changed when he saw the drag make up on Wee John. He starts off genuinely asking and then it morphs into a longing, a desire. It's the look every queer person has the first time they see someone who presents in a way they didn't know possible. They just nailed that first time you see it and you're filled with hope and hunger all at once. I'm suing this show for emotional damages

[kdramamilfs]

simone kessell as alicia washington in terra nova (2011)

[bloodysparklez]

hypocrite

[touteytout]

[purpleshadow-star]

Castor and Pollux are actually so sad.

So in the riordanverse, Castor and Pollux are Dionysus’s twin sons.

In mythology, Castor and Pollux were the twin (half and full) brothers of Helen of Troy (and Clytemnestra). Zeus had turned into a swan and uhh… slept with their mother, Leda, the Queen of Sparta, who had also slept with her husband, Tyndareus, the King of Sparta, so the following quadruplets that were born had different fathers. Castor and Clytemnestra were the children of Leda and Tyndareus, and Helen and Pollux were children of Leda and Zeus. Castor and Pollux were identical twins despite having different fathers, and they were inseparable and became known as the Dioscuri.

Long story short, Castor ends up being killed and Pollux is so distraught that he asks Zeus to kill him so that he could be with his brother, or he asks Zeus to bring Castor back to life (the sources in my admittedly brief research varied between the two). In the end, Zeus agrees to split Pollux’s immortality between the two, allowing them to be together in the sky as the constellation Gemini for half of the year, and reside in the Underworld for the other half. They are the Gemini twins.

So, we already know that Rick Riordan likes to make parallels to different Greek Myths with his characters (ex: Clarisse and Silena paralleling Achilles and Patroclus), and this is another sad instance. He gave Dionysus, the son of Zeus, twin sons named Castor and Pollux, and then killed Castor in the Battle of the Labyrinth.

I just wish we got to see more of Pollux’s grief in the aftermath. We get a little bit, when right before they burn the shrouds Pollux goes up to say a few words but can't, but I kind of wish we got to see some of the heartbreaking devotion in Pollux that was in his mythological counterpart.

Anyway, Rick was really out there writing tragedy into even the background characters that had only been mentioned maybe two or three times before.

[bugisbonkerz]

guys genuinely i’m both excited and terrified the dhmis pilot will be shown in full again because . first off, never before seen (by me) content, and we don’t get that a lot in the dhmis fandom. possibly new characters, dialogue, etc!! second, THE CREATORS DONT EVEN LIKE IT AND HID IT FROM THE PUBLIC AFTER IT WAS SEEN ONCE WHAT IS IN ITTT���

[luck-of-the-drawings]

DISTRACTIONS sometimes its the drive to help and save our friends that pushes us to learn and to succeed. unfortunately its normally ''unethical'' to replicate that in a classroom setting. I ONLY JUST FINISHED THE LAST PAGE HERE, THE FIRST TWO WERE LITERALLY FROM LAST YEAR, N A FEW MONTHS APART. LOOOOK AT MY EVOLUTION. im very proud of this and bled REALLY HARD FOR THE LAST PAGE. PLEASE ABSORB THIS.

[roboradio]

i saw the borderlands movie recently and brought my ratio plush. she probably (definitely) hated it. (theater pics under the cut)

infamous claptrap bucket also pictured

[muchmossymess]

The ed greed ling dynamic has me in a chokehold and tbh I'm not complaining they are everything

[arthurtaylorlester]

what if instead of another divorce arc we get a widower arc this season finale. what if.

[wetslug]

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[badbookkeeping]

so based on what the lady at the end of the episode said--im assuming her experience is telling the audience whats happening with great--i believe everything we see is already a forgone conclusion.

even when he changes his actions after seeing the future--ultimately there are no significant changes. he still hits that woman, he still runs into tyme. and thats because its all *already* happened. he cant change it because he's reliving his own past. all of these events have already occurred, and *must* occur, and lead into the events we saw at the very beginning of the episode.

its practically like fighting against fate. the particulars arent as important as the result.