Miss Charles Lutwidge Dodgson

“Never trust anyone who has not brought a book with them.” -Lemony SnicketEstablished April 2nd '11

[cparti-mkiki]

amen

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[somewhere-in-the-rain]

Ali Hazelwood books summarised in one tweet:

[ssnowflowering]

I AM SO IN LOVE WITH DOUG I NEED TO HUG HIM I NEED TO KISS HIM I AM IN LOVE WITH SLIME MAN

[raybotexe]

I scrum so fucking loud! I love Liam a normal amount and April is LITERALLY me!!!!! I draw this to get it out of my system the day of the announcement!

[thequickwhiterabbit]

sorryyr eltingfollowers gimme a sec heh

[linusbenjamin]

You don't know what I'm capable of. Maybe I need to show you. Thunderbolts* In Theaters | dir. Jake Schreier

[thunderbolt-ing]

your honor I need him

[eyelessfaces]

[dreampolices]

modern domestic boblena

[aepwinterwidow]

Boblena is what MCU wanted Brutasha to be:

mentally lost black widow assassin that

unimaginably 🤝 calms their mind down

strong being and brings comfort

[chris-hargreeves]

"Ladies and gentlemen, meet The New Avengers!"

[bubbarnes]

“... I already talked to him and it went poorly.”

[princington]

they're family to me

[quantum-dragon]

[scribefindegil]

so many things try to emulate the Beatrice/Benedick relationship and so few of them get it right bc they’re like ‘oh it’s about the banter’ and YES, obviously, but if you make it JUST about the banter you’re going to fail! it’s about the RESPECT!!! it’s about the scene after Hero’s shaming where Benedick drops the banter entirely and sits there with Beatrice as she rages and weeps and then chooses to side with HER instead of the boy’s club that he’s been hanging out with for the entire play, both because he loves her and because she’s RIGHT!

like, it’s not some impulsive thing to make her like him, and it’s not just talk; he asks her if she’s sure and then he agrees and then he remains cold and determined when he meets Claudio and Don Pedro and they try to get him to joke around with them like old times.  i think that’s one of the things that gets me the most; that there’s a scene that you half-expect to fall into that same sort of joking, where Claudio and Don Pedro are specifically like, “Huh, we inexplicably feel kind of sad after ruining this woman’s life and reputation, I bet Benedick will cheer us up!” and he just. utterly refuses to engage. and it’s so powerful and it’s such a tonal shift and such a strong indication of just how much he loves and values Beatrice and!! anything that gets the banter but doesn’t get that completely fails to understand their relationship! THB!!

[terulakimban]

“Kill Claudio.” 

If Beatrice is right to believe Hero about her innocence, then that is, socially, the appropriate action. Claudio called off a wedding. Bad enough, but he did it publicly. He did it at the altar. He completely and utterly destroyed Hero’s chance of marriage -and marriage isn’t just love, it’s financial security and social support, and that’s before getting into Hero being the last heir of her house. Even if Claudio recants, Hero’s damaged goods. 

And Hero has no male relative who can defend her honor. Her father and uncle are old -and even they believe the accusation at first, to the point that her father then tries to kill her in a church. She has no brothers, no cousins, no friends, no one to say “as a man, man to man, I will defend her good name and make you eat your words.” She can’t go to court and press charges for slander. There is nothing she can do, nothing Beatrice can do. 

And Benedick, who has been making jokes about how marriage is just misery while your harpy wife cheats on you for the entire play, when asked “do you really believe that is all women are for; was that banter or are we friends?” says “we’re friends. And I let this happen too and I will make it right” and then he fucking delivers.

[rockabye-billy]

he was a metalhead, she did cheerleading