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wow i love paramore
sorry i’m reblogging this again but this just makes me so fucking angry. this reminds me of those dudes running game of thrones who had virtually no experience and were allowed to just. treat a multimillion dollar franchise as their little fuck-around-and-learn-about-tv sandbox. why are white men with no credentials allowed to get away with this over and over again while the rest of us have to fight tooth and nail for literal crumbs. i fucking hate the entertainment industry
St*phanie Meyer: Vampires are all sexy heterosexual white British rich kids who are geniuses and—
Taika Waititi: Shut the FUCK up every vampire is bisexual and a MORON
We owe all the gay men and women who came before us an incalculable debt for living in the world they did and still making art, writing poetry, taking pictures of themselves loving the people they loved. Please love each other just as fiercely as they must have looked to the future and loved us.
the scooby doo animated film renaissance (around 1998 to 2001) in which zombie island, alien invaders, witches ghost, and cyber chase came out was literally an iconic era in animation history… the disney renaissance whom??
I’m screaming
Reasons The Hunger Games Works and None of the Knock-Offs Do:
I just reread The Hunger Games Trilogy, and I have some thoughts about why they work so well and so many others just don’t.
Katniss Is Lucky: At every turn Katniss gets lucky. This isn’t a “anyone could have done this but no one’s tried before” or “main characters is special in some way” story. If Katniss’s name had been called instead of Prim’s, she probably wouldn’t have won. If anyone other then Peeta had been called she wouldn’t have won. If Cinna had picked any other year to become a stylist she wouldn’t have won. If her father hadn’t been a hunter she wouldn’t have won. If Madge didn’t give her the pin (how Rue decided to trust her) she wouldn’t have won. I can’t really explain why this is so important to me, but it is. Katniss isn’t special or super powered. She’s lucky.
Katniss Is A Symbol and 13 Has an Army: Katniss is not a rebel leader. There isn’t a group of ragtag teenagers who follow her and take on a corrupt government all on their own. She’s a symbol to inspire the people in the districts to fight, but no one ever puts her in charge of an army. Why should they? She’s a 17 year old, traumatized, child. The only time we do see Katniss lead is at the end of Mockingjay, and then it’s a group of about ten people, most of who end up dead and the mission doesn’t succeed. More importantly, 13 beats the capital because they have a fully functioning, highly trained, military ready to go.
These Are CHILDREN: Yes, every young adult story focuses on a teenager, but so many of these stories seem to forge they’re talking about teenagers. They act as if they are twenty somethings, or in the society set up you are considered an adult at 16. The Hunger Games hammers you over the head with the fact that these are kids. Katniss goes to school. I do not know a single hunger games rip off where the main character goes to completely normal every day school.
The Death’s Aren’t Shock Value: Yes, Prim’s death is shocking. It’s heartbreaking. I knew it was coming and still cried. That’s not why it’s there though. The point is how far Coin is willing to go to make sure Katniss is on her side. Everyone else’s deaths also have a point. Finnick and the others on Katniss’s team show the sacrifice people are willing to make for the cause and for Katniss. Cinna to show Katniss what happens when she resists. Rue is the cruelty of the game. Madge, the cruelness of the capital.
The Goal Is Clear: Mazerunner comes to mind with this one. What was the actual goal after the first book? Hell if I know. In The Hunger Games series there’s no fancy plan or convoluted thing they need to do. The plan is simple. Hunger Games and Catching Fire: “Don’t die”. Mockingjay there’s a lot of background stuff happening, but for Katniss the goal is always one thing: kill Snow. Everything she does is a straightforward line to that goal for almost the entire book.
Gale and Peeta: Both Gale and Peeta are totally realistic and reasonable love interests for Katniss. Neither of them are always nice or always perfect, but it easy to see why Katniss struggles to balance the two of them. There is no clear choice between the two. More importantly, the choice is representative of a larger concept. Katniss herself makes the comparison, saying Gale is rage and Peeta is calm. It’s not just between two guys, it’s between two ways of life and what Katniss needs in her life.
She Picks Peeta: I can not stress enough how important this is. In any of the knock offs I guarantee you that she would have picked Gale. Or, more accurately what would have happened is they would have switched Gale and Peeta’s personalities. Peeta would have been the angry, tortured, mysterious guy, and Gale would have been the kind, artistic, best friend. In this case, she would have still picked Peeta, but the whole point would have been lost. For all intents and purposes it would have been picking Gale. But no. Katniss picks Peeta. She picks calm and peace rather then giving in to Gale’s anger.
thinking about how peeta mellark grew up in twelve with an abusive mother, went in the hunger games, lost a leg, went in the games again, was captured and emotionally and physically tortured, found out his home had been destroyed and his entire family were dead, was brainwashed into being terrified of the one person left he loved and fought in a war all by the age of 18 but his defining characteristic remained his undeniable goodness and ability to represent hope
i know it’s been said before but no book character will literally ever be as iconic as peeta “if it weren’t for the baby” mellark. like in book 1 when he confesses to having a crush on katniss on live televsion, that’s strategic. he knows he won’t win the games but he can help keep katniss safe and send her home and get district 12 a victor. but in book 2 he’s like “well we’re all gonna die and there’s no stopping the games so i’m just gonna fuck shit up and make every capitol official’s life a living hell for as long as i can” and then he does. nobody is doing it like him
love it when parents give one child a normal name but w/ the other kid they decide to Treat Themselves
My great great grandparents had three sons, and they named them Dionysius, Valentine, and Michael.
No but seriously as I’ve gotten older I realize more and more that although white gays do face certain levels of oppression they are still white people.....like does that make sense?
Like yes a white lesbian has some form oppression against her but she’s still a white woman..... and the same thing for white gay men and white trans men and women like they’re still white !!!!!!
Like I don’t mean this in a rude way but like if we’re going to be honest about the lgbtq community we should also talk about how the white people in said community oppress poc and it doesn’t change just because they’re in a minority group they’re still white people
And like personally I’ve seen that white lgbtq ppl hate when you bring up that their still white because they’ve separated themselves in their mind as being better but they’re still white!!!
Hello white people should definitely be looking at this and reblogging it lmaooo
Three dimensional characters for the win.
“It feels better, right?” is the part that gets me, because it explains everything about Flash ever.
hi everyone can hate on amazing spiderman all they want but ndklnfklngsksfkjnsn this is how you write a real person
Flash being the first person to approach Peter with the genuine intention of trying to comfort him after Uncle Ben’s death + the allusions to Flash’s incredibly abusive home life that manifests at school because he’s a kid who doesn’t know how to handle his emotions delivered all in four words = good fucking scene, great fucking understanding of both Peter Parker and Flash Thompson.
tame the impala. cage the elephant. we are abusing these animals and it's going too far. #veganthoughts
LITERALLY no one is talking about this...
for what its worth the goats are doing just fine in their native mountain habitat
the rubber duck
For anyone curious what they mean by the rubber duck, rubber duck debugging is a tactic used by programmers to figure out bugs in the code. To do it, they explain the code, verbally, line by line, to the rubber duck until they find it.
It’s also very useful for writers, and I’ve used it multiple times with rubber ducks, stuffed animals, and my friends.
I do this by answering asks
Percy was raised by a mother who adored him. Who fell for Posiedon and him in turn, she turned down riches and a life of paradise. Sally loves Percy loved him despite the difficulties in her life, even marrying a monster to sheild him from his heritage.
Jason was raised by a mother who saw him as a byproduct of being with Jupiter. Who loved the idea of falling for the King of God's and loved him when he saw her as another mortal to sleep with. She may have cared for him but she didn't live him enough to try to keep him and left him as baby.
Percy went through his life an outcast, a bullied werid kid who sat at the back of the class. Who had anger issues and yet was kinder than the world ever was to him, who defended those like him and never tried to hide who he was.
Jason went through his life an outcast, a feral smart kid who had way to much responsibility and pressure pushed onto his shoulders even before coming to camp. Who had no choice to what he wanted to be, carving himself to be what they wanted. And spent a life time convincing himself it was what he wanted.
Percy who finds strength in his friends and while he doesn't quite know what to think of his father... His powers fuel him. They are Percy's, they allow him to save his friends and while he's still figuring then out they are a part of him he accepts easily.
Jason who finds strength in his allies but knows deep down he has to rely on himself alone. He's taught his powers mark him as Jupiter's son, but finds no comfort in them. They scare him, everytime he's reminded of their danger... Of a woman's smile on a stormy night. Jason finds he hates them, for they show everything he could and doesn't wish to be.
Percy who makes a name for himself in camp from his heritage initially and even his feats... Its who he is that makes him beloved. Who's a reluctant leader but never loses his way. He's firm on his path, he is Percy Jackson and he's not alone. He cares for his camp mates like a family and will protect them to the end.
Jason who makes a name for himself in camp from the day Lupa announced his name. Nothing he does seems to make a dent, Jupiter's son is his only defining feature and only thing anyone acknowledges about him. (Maybe that's why he lists off his feats in important fights, not because he's vain but maybe so someone will acknowledge him as simply Jason Grace.) Who's a soilder in a faceless army, fighting his way as he's ordered.
Percy who has unwavering loyalty.
Jason who has only known betrayal and abandonment.
Percy who laughs and jokes about life all the whole knowing exactly who he is.
Jason who spends his nights cramped in a bed, walks in the day in shoes and tries to hide he's imperfections.
Percy who reaches a hand towards Jason.
Jason who brushes it off and regrets it instantly.
Percy who teaches Jason what it's like to have bonds, to be free and embrace who you are.
Jason who teaches Percy what it's like to focus, to keep your cool, to know your own limits and surpass them.
Percy being one of the first true friends Jason ever has, making sure he's safe and constantly making sure he's included. It breaks his heart and makes him enraged that Jason looks so out of place when faced with kindness.
Jason saving Percy from falling into Tartarus, knowing its against everything he knows but it being the first decision he's ever made for himself.
Percy having to focus on the mission yes but prioritising Jason's wellbeing before everything else, spitting in the face of the King himself when he berates them for it.
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