#wrenched hearts

[rory-multifandom-mess]

[cactle]

POV: You’re watching the marineford live stream

[lotus-pear]

mourning black and the death of ideals

[pillow-boi]

Who did you choose?

[dunmeshistash]

Getting side tracked but dungeon meshi chapter 67 actually makes me insane, has anyone wrote their thoughts about it? Cause I do not think I have the capacity to describe what I think about it myself.

He brutally murders his sister out of love man, his little sister he just wants to protect, and he also did it so brutally and personally to save Marcille from grief...

He abandoned Falin once because he could not deal with the ugliness of her suffering... But now he's facing it head on with all he has...

The little soft smile right before it all goes down...

How brutal and violent the whole thing was, bloody and ugly, and he did it all out of love, he murdered his sister without a wink of hesitation, because if he hesitates he cannot save her.

Makes me want to yell

[ollyrewind]

imagining arthur following merlin to the library to annoy him into reading out loud

[ky-landfill]

Jason knelt in the cold grass, running his fingers lightly through the hard-packed Earth. “It’s not too late to plant bulbs,” he said after a moment. “Do you think daffodils would grow here?”

[lynsstrange]

I think the scene where Ekko has to talk Jinx down from killing herself is one of the most dark and powerful of the entire series. The fact that it takes him six or seven tries because of her sheer determination to die. Her activating the bomb a few words into their conversation every time so she doesn’t have to listen to him. It’s a repeat of their last scene together on the bridge in season one- when she very nearly succeeded in killing both her and Ekko before Silco dragged her unwillingly from the grave. Now Ekko is doing the same thing, yanking her back from the brink. And when Ekko finally persuades her not to use the bomb because it’d kill him too, the first thing she does is immediately jump off the ledge so he wouldn’t get hurt. After he finally convinces her to join him she’s dead soon after. She gets what she’s always sought and believed her purpose- death. And he’s left with nothing except the knowledge that they could have worked in another universe.

Edit: I’m aware that Jinx is implied to be alive, but I’m discussing more about how the events went from Ekko’s perspective specifically, and how tragic and unfair it really must have felt for him

[waverlyyhaught]

Favorite Marta and Fina Moments - Part 100 Sueños de Libertad

[clarasoswinsoswald]

THE TWELFTH DOCTOR and CLARA OSWALD in FACE THE RAVEN

[kapuchino357]

shut the hell up, i know why Hunter got his tattoo

"oh he's so dedicated to his edgy skull motif he put it on his helmet, that's so fun-- oh. oh fuck." ~ me

[electronix-arts]

THEYRE ARE SOO I NLOVE IM GOING INSNAE. EP 8 WILL BREAK ME IN SO MANY WAYS DEPENDING WHAT HAPPENS TO THEM O H MFUCKJNG GODDDDDDD.

[stuckinapril]

If you haven’t already, I would suggest reading Feynman’s letter to his wife after she passed away :’)

The letter anon is talking about!!!! How can you read this and not cry your balls off!!!!!!!!!!!!

[chandralia]

[postureofashrimp]

THE KISS OF DEATH ARE YOU KIDDING ME

[grandadtwelve]

personally would really enjoy a dr who episode where the whirlwind single-episode romance (a la the girl in the fireplace) is between the companion and a historical figure instead of the doctor. And while the short-lived love story should be beautiful in its own right I think there should also be a moment of realization at the inevitable tragic end where the companion is like oh this is what love is like for you all the time.