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people who write fics. how do you feel about comments on super old ones you wrote like 2+ years ago

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i love u protective crowley

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In the first scene of Good Omens season two Crowley has a book. This shouldn't have made me almost cry but it um. Did.

BECAUSE I THINK I'm not entirely sure (I'm probably definitely missing an important detail and the book is like the bible or something and it's really significant) but I THINK IT'S THE FIRST TIME AZIRAPHALE HAS SEEN A BOOK AND HE'S WITH CROWLEY. AND THEN HE DECIDES HIS EARTHLY HOME SHALL BE A BOOK SHOP. COINCIDENCE??? I THINK ABSOLUTELY FUCKING NOT. Aziraphale fell in love with Crowley the moment he watched him create the stars. Then, when Crowley fell, (literally) Aziraphale had to hide his love, and he hid it so well that maybe he forgot it altogether.

But that is why he has his books. They remind him of the Angel he loved Before The Beginning.

And then. AND THEN. Crowley saves the books for Aziraphale, thinking he loves books, when THE BOOKS ARE A SYMBOL OF AZIRAPHALE'S LONGING FOR HIM. But he longs for a version of Crowley that doesn't exist anymore.

That's my theory anyway. It's heartbreaking I know.

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If a fella makes a nebula right in front of you, how are you not gonna pine after him for 6000 years?

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Tis but thy name that is my enemy.

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It's beautiful.

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"He [Jensen] improvised some stuff on the day as well… He was like, “When Carlos asks this question, I want to say like, ‘That’s a good question, Carlos.’ We had talked about this, and we never said it officially, but I referenced the name Carlos in an episode of Supernatural, and in my mind, it was always the same Carlos, just a different universe. It was kind of a way to acknowledge that a little bit in a way without him meddling any further in this universe." - Robbie Thompson (x)

CARLOS CERVANTEZ in the SUPERNATURAL UNIVERSE

The Winchesters, S01E13 // Supernatural, S9E18

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To the secret lab!

instagram | twitter | kofi

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Be Excellent to each other 🤘🙌🤘

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Keidd on Twitter

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Sleepy babies! (Croki gets a drinking straw too)

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patreon request night went exactly how you’d expect

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Y'all ship Tony Stark with the man who slammed a vibranium shield into Tony's arc reactor and disabled his suit but still have the gall to say that Frostiron is a toxic ship.

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jack kerouac, on the road

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sneaky!stark

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Tom Hiddleston Narrates New Doc ‘Earth at Night in Color’ Revealing the Nocturnal Lives of Animals 

By Kathleen Rellihan 16th November 2020

While you might have had to cancel your safari trip this year, you can still escape into the wild with Apple TV+’s new docuseries Earth at Night in Color. Filmed on six continents, as far afield as the Arctic circle to the African grasslands, this docuseries, for which Newsweek had a first look video, follows the moonlight journeys of animals, revealing never-before-seen behaviors of animal activity when the sun goes down.

With groundbreaking technology, this pioneering nature series is able to capture the earth’s last true wilderness—the night. Revealing the secret life of animals at night in color, the storytelling is dynamic and the drama is high as it’s all filmed in total darkness. Golden Globe winner Tom Hiddleston narrates, and while the British actor might be known for his breakout role as Loki in Avengers and Thor, this isn’t the first time he’s narrated a nature series. In his earlier career, he was the voice of Charles Darwin in a BBC documentary Galapagos.

It’s not just Hiddleston’s British accent that adds to the drama, to capture this secret nocturnal world the crew’s limits are tested as they are only able to film with the light of the moon. That means the crew could only film for about three nights on either side of the full moon when it’s at its brightest. So for each full moon, the crew had to deploy multiple shooting teams to different parts of the world at exactly the same time. In the jungles of Borneo, a cameraman climbed 130 feet (the equivalent of a 10-story building) into the canopy to film, and in the wetlands of South America, the crew attached a gyro-stabilized camera to a small boat to document jaguars stalking the rivers.

Earth at Night in Color shows strange things happen at night in the wild. At what once was a shadowy world is now in full-color with next-generation cameras showing the life of animals at night clear as day in a way we have never seen before. The docuseries shows the nightlife of lions, cheetahs and bears, as well as lesser-known nocturnal animals such as eagle owls and peregrine falcons.

Did you know Africa’s lions, who are mostly nocturnal, have night vision that is six times better than a human? Or that hippos are more active at night? And due to hunters, bears have had to become nocturnal and they interact with each other silently to avoid predators.

But perhaps the breakout star of Earth at Night in Color is the spectral tarsier, the most harmless-looking nocturnal creature, who is barely larger than a tennis ball and pulls at its ears in order to prime itself for hunting. Captured in the jungles of Southeast Asia, this little creature’s eye is bigger than its brain giving it night vision that’s 100 times better than humans.

So while we might be locked down this winter, we can still escape into the wonder of the natural world to see what goes bump in the night.

Earth at Night in Color is produced by Offspring Films and will premiere globally with six episodes on Friday, December 4, exclusively on Apple TV+. The second half will follow in 2021. This series is part of a trio of documentary Apple TV+ series that celebrates humanity and the wonder of the natural world.

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everytime I remember that lesbian couple that have a marble statue of the two of them embracing and sleeping on a bed together over where their graves will be because the artists didn’t believe they would be able to be married before they died, so what they couldn’t have in life they could have in death, I fucking breakdown