#young juliette

[thatthinginyourattic]

where are our muscular main characters

Where are our disabled main characters

where are our autistic main characters

where are our hearing impaired main characters

where are our tall main characters

where are our non petite main characters

where are our religious main characters

where are our brown eyed main characters

why do all female ya novels star the same main character? I have never been short, petite, and blue eyed why cant i read about girls like me

[unladyboss]

OPUS OPUS OPUS. AYO EDEBIRI. SYDNEY ADAMU. THE BEAR. PHOTOS

[without-armor-or-not-at-all]

ttpd songs as fictional characters

Fortnight: Adam and Juliette (Shatter Me)

The Tortured Poets Department: Remus Lupin (Harry Potter, All the Young Dudes)

My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys: The Darkling (Grishaverse)

Down Bad: Kenji and Nazeera (Shatter Me)

So Long, London: Marauders after the war (All The Young Dudes)

But Daddy I Love Him: Sophie and Keefe (KOTLC)

Fresh Out The Slammer: Nina and Matthias (SoC)

Florida!!!: Katniss Everdeen (Hunger Games)

Guilty as Sin?: insert your fav "she fell first, he fell harder" here

Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?: Juilette Ferrars (Shatter Me)

I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can): Inej and Kaz (Six of Crows)

loml: Jo and Laurie (Little Women)

I Can Do It With A Broken Heart: Finnick Odair (Hunger Games)

The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived: literally every woman in the grishaverse to the darkling

The Alchemy: David and Genya (Grishverse)

Clara Bow: Addie LaRue (The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue)

The Black Dog: Sirius Black (Harry Potter, All The Young Dudes)

imgonnagetyouback: James and Lily (All the Young Dudes, Harry Potter)

The Albatross: Zoya (Grishaverse)

Chloe or Sam or Sophia or Marcus: Young Donna (Mamma Mia 2)

How Did It End?: Mia and Sebastian (La La Land)

So High School: Kate and Patrick (10 Things I Hate About You)

I Hate It Here: Belly Conklin (TSITP) Luna Lovegood (Harry Potter)

thanK you aIMee: Sophie Foster (KOTLC)

I Look In People's Windows: Lily and Snape (Harry Potter, All The Young Dudes)

The Prophecy: Rachel Dare (PJO)

Cassandra: Baghra (Shadow and Bone)

Peter: Jo and Laurie (Little Women)

The Bolter: Amy March (Little Women)

Robin: Biana Vacker (KOTLC)

The Manuscript: Mary MacDonald (All the Young Dudes)

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WATCHLIST 2023: A Million Little Pieces

[fadeintoyou1993]

sophie thatcher saying they have two episodes left to shoot for s3 and adding that it's only gonna get more messed up is both exciting and a threat at the same time to me

[aloe-parallels]

First Kill 1x08 x Warrior Nun 2x05

[cto10121]

Me: [lying in a therapist couch] So I’ve been thinking about RetJ being at least two years older than their canonical counterparts (from 14 to 16 for Juliet and from early teen years to 18-19 for Romeo) and how it changes certain aspects of the story. Certainly, they are much more aware of Verona’s bullshit, casting shade on the feud. But they are also much more aware of their alienation. Shakespeare R&J begin their play in a very blah mood (Romeo brooding over Rosaline and Juliet having to put up with the Nurse and her mother trying to pair her up with this stranger). They are clearly not happy, but they are still young enough to accept their alienation as normal. By contrast, RetJ begin their first duet knowing they are different from everyone else and wanting something more. At this point, they are both ready for something different. It’s almost as if the musical were this what-if AU where R&J didn’t meet at 13/16 and their meeting was delayed by two years. During that time, RetJ essentially become more engrossed in their worlds—one with plenty of freedom but also dangerous, and the other with safety but rigid conformity. So it’s no surprise they have more of a sense of the failures and frustrations of both worlds and push back against those more.

Therapist: We were just talking about the new Wicked movie please

[cinematic-literature]

Celle que vous croyez (2019) by Safy Nebbou

Book title: Lettres à un jeune poète (Briefe an einen jungen Dichter in German; 1929) by Rainer Maria Rilke

[lovelessning]

“Darling daughter”—Lord Cai pinched the bridge of his nose—“get in the car please.” “Father,” Juliette shot back, “I crave violence.” “Get in the car. Now.”

Our Violent Ends by Chloe Gong 🔥

[glesbianupland]

idk whats worse: getting renewed or "saved" without the original crew and asking their fans for free labor on redrawing the halo design (warrior nun) or exploit your viewers to spam watch season one within a time limit as a requirement for renewal only to get cancelled and give two more seasons to the mlm main show that it surpassed by thousands (first kill) (both netflix)

[mariocki]

Cape Fear (1991)

"Let's get something straight here. I spent fourteen years in an eight by nine cell, surrounded by people who were less than human. My mission in that time was to become more than human. You see? Granddaddy used to handle snakes in church, Granny drank strychnine. I guess you could say I had a leg up, genetically speaking."

[serien-grl-22]

I know u all love Warnette, but my favourite Shatter Me moment will always be drugged Kenji at war meeting thinking about Haider's sick clothes

[bluetalenerd]

He unbuttons my jeans. Unzips them. Says, "Lift your hips for me, love."

— Aaron Warner, Ignite Me

[cantsayidont]

Probably unpopular opinions:

YELLOWJACKETS: Engrossing but half-baked Showtime horror-thriller series, obviously inspired by the TV show LOST and the real-life Uruguayan rugby team lost in the Andes in 1972, about a suburban high school girls' soccer team that descends into madness while stranded for two years in the wilderness following a plane crash in the mid-1990s, split between the period leading up to and following the crash, with the characters as teenagers, and the present day, where the rescued survivors are now maladjusted adults struggling to live down what happened to them 25 years earlier.

While the show's dark humor and assorted plot mysteries command attention, it's marred by a growing sense, even in the more tightly written first season, that many of the questions have no actual answers, and the showrunners are basically just winging it — unwise with a series this structurally complicated, and the same mistake that eventually reduced LOST to an extended shaggy-dog joke.

The plot holes really begin to accumulate in the clumsy, badly paced second season, which leaves the capable adult actors struggling to navigate obvious gaps in their characters' histories and interrelationships that the writers haven't yet gotten around to mapping out, and causes what are supposed to be fireworks-laden confrontations to fizzle ineffectually. An initially amusing plotline about the adult Shawna (Melanie Lynskey) trying to cover up a murder with the help of her loyal but useless husband (Warren Kole) and snotty teenage daughter (Sarah Desjardins) eventually reveals itself as a weak imitation knockoff of SANTA CLARITA DIET that doesn't know when to pivot, and the introduction of Elijah Wood as a (ludicrous) hetero love interest for the adult Misty (Christina Ricci) creates an obvious tension between Ricci's decision to play Misty as a closeted lesbian in love with Natalie (Juliette Lewis) and the writers' apparent determination to there-homo the main characters.

However, the biggest problems with YELLOWJACKETS remain the show's ongoing reluctance to make up its mind about whether it's a psychological thriller or a supernatural horror story in the mode of Stephen King's THE SHINING — an ambiguity that's more exasperating than intriguing — and the troubling fact that the characters of color are consistently treated far more brutally (and more dismissively) than any of the white characters.

[sunnyelfs]

If I had a nickel for every character, who is a sassy curly dark haired singer* with their signature color being purple, I'd have two, which isn't much, but it's weird that it happened twice.

*does it count if the character comes from a musical? Anyway he sings and does it damn well

**to think of it, I can also find something similar in Wilhelm and Tybalt but I'm not diving into that