#why does it hit so hard?

[girlfrommars28]

why does the soundtrack of HTTYD hit so hard?

like, I know this is an old thing to talk about, but the soundtrack is SO fucking good

it makes me feel things 

every single time without failure

the other day I decided to listen to it while doing my make-up 

and I kid you not

the moment ‘Forbidden Friendship’ got to THAT part... I was done

I was weeping and my make-up was long forgotten, no chance of survival

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Not beating the allegations.

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[teasexual]

the way he described the smell to John the same way John describes what he sees I AM NOT DOING WELL

[harmonictechnicality]

oh my god okay. The fact that Wayne narrates the lore of the Creel House and Eddie narrates the Vecna campaign is so important to me. It means that Eddie grew up listening to his uncle tell stories. It means that those stories left such an impact on him, that he started telling stories of his own.

It means Eddie inherited the storytelling trait from Wayne.

[james-p-sullivan]

[yourockthebeatofmyheart]

I wanted to make this a gif but that just wouldn't do it justice (no pun intended)

[blusical]

currently thinking of how abusive some hockey coaches are and how players are supposed to act like that sort of stuff is normal

[kkaisarion]

give them 🤌da cruzafixion pose🤌

[man-im-so-high]

i need to smoke weed with this bitch!

he's so hot!!!

[sealpup9]

Ok Inertia came in swinging with a beat that slaps so hard I forgot to duck and was knocked on my ass by the force that is the last two verses.

[tropical-hedgehog]

Fucking song is so good is rotting my brain 🧠

[percabethluv]

annabeth refused to believe luke couldn’t be redeemed, but i don’t really blame her. when luke betrayed her, it reverted her back to her 7 year old self, where all she craved was loyalty and love and safety and a connection with people who stuck around. percy wasn’t part of their world for very long and even he saw better than annabeth that luke was not someone loyal to those who were unendingly loyal to him. and her instinct was to lash out at percy, because he was the person who’s fatal flaw was loyalty and the guy who stuck around for her, and he was a walking reminder that luke was not, and never was that person.

[everypanelofizuku]

Chapter 83 - Loss

[astranauticus]

stultifera navis rerun AKA thinking about Iberia hours again because a lot of the Iberians have such fascinating relationships with the concept of home but specifically Thorns and Lumen are eating at my brain. like where do you call home when the place that is your home Just Fucking Hates You? Elysium's rewinding breeze specifically makes a point to hammers home how differently Iberia treats its Liberi and its Aegir

(which is especially interesting since this comes right after a conversation where Purestream commented on how despite Leizi being a high ranking government official, there are still some experiences that are universal for all Yanese people - because the experience of what Iberia itself is like isnt universal for all Iberians)

But all that being said, Thorns also straight up states that Aegir is not his home, and yeah, how could it be? How could a place you've never been to, never truly known, ever be your home? How could it ever feel like a home?

so where do you go when the place that you are from hates your people and the place your people are from is completely unfamiliar and alien to you? Thorns' answer at the end of the conversation with Aya is: my home is where i chose it to be. my home is where there are people I care about and people who care about me

in the complete opposite direction, Lumen's oprec asks: why do you still stay in a place that wants you gone? because the people of Gran Faro like Jordi well enough but when push comes to shove, they will want the only Aegir in town gone

and yet, when Rald the messenger offers him a chance to leave Jordi turns him down and when he's forced to escape Gran Faro after the people there literally try to send him to his death (or worse) at the hands of the Inquisitors he keeps trying to go back because like everyone in stultifera navis, Jordi is clinging to his own dreams of a golden age

but the shape of that dream is unique to every character and for Jordi, his dreams are deeply, inseparably bound to the Eye of Iberia, the legacy his parents left behind

and it's this dream of becoming someone great, of bringing about that golden age that his parents devoted their lives to help create that ties Jordi to this nothing town because despite everything, despite the mistrust of the townsfolk and the hostility of the Inquisition and the danger from the ocean, he simply cannot leave it behind

(or, because i personally dislike the official translation,)

"I just see this place as my home"

so yeah. not sure what overall point i was trying to make here i'm just. deeply in love with these stories about chosing what is and isn't your home, of saying you will not call a place your home because it has given you no reason to or saying you consider a place your home even though it has given you every reason not to. deeply unwell about them <3

[sorawritesstuff]

just thinking abt 'i hosted parties and starved my body like id be saved by a perfect kiss' like...she knew what was up ;-;

[bacchuschucklefuck]

(chuckles) Im so good at reading comprehension and my meat is huge