Anna

21 | nerd | INFP First year illustration student I’m not dead, I’m just busy with uni and stuff, The ask box is always open :) instagram DeviantArt reblogged art reblogged anything else

[kieraillustrations]

Binged season 2 of the umbrella academy the day it came out to deal with the hottest day of the year

[anna-was-here-maybe]

Hi

This account is dead

I’d love for you to check out my instagram

I have some prints with dead plans and not-so-motivational messages coming soon 🌱

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[anna-was-here-maybe]

Hi

This account is dead

I’d love for you to check out my instagram

I have some prints with dead plans and not-so-motivational messages coming soon 🌱

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[tangledincassandra]

The way people are treating cass vs the way they treated varian when he switched sides even though Cassandra hasn’t really done anything but take the moonstone and leave seems pretty iffy to me

It’s because people hate female characters that aren’t perfect and who are snarky, realistic, and sometimes make bad decisions but they would love them if they were a guy. Case and point? The people who love V.rian but despise Cass.

It’s a bad look

[anna-was-here-maybe]

Yeah, nah, people love her, or at least did until know.

I think it’s mostly based in the fact that Varian was an unstable teenager who had just lost his father and everyone just saw him as a poor boy, who was just desperate.

On the other hand Cassandra is an adult and has always been portrayed as a strong person and a supportive friend. People don’t understand the pain she’s been in, because “oh well, Rapunzel was the one who was actually kidnapped”. People “despise” her, as you called it, because it is expected of so called *strong* people to act so and showing weakness, or loosing their composure, showing that they have these feelings and letting these emotions get to them is seen as a fault because “oh well but they’re so strong, they should have known better.

The other problem is that what happened to Varian *just* happened, on screen, while Cassandra’s pain was old, and her frustration with being overlooked was seen as minor and not that important, even though it was a constant state state she had lived in.

So no, I don’t think it has anything to do with gender, sexism or whatever, but rather with human behaviour and how people tend to treat so called “strong” people when they finally break down as opposed to those who are openly and visibly more volunerable, as well as the fact that she is an adult and is expected to be more rational. And then there’s also the fact that people don’t understand her pain and like to compare it to anyone else in the show with “okay but “so and so” had it worse”, even though what she’s been through traumatic and the pressure she’s been under all these years must’ve been incredibly painful to deal with.

[memories]

wszystko wskazuje na to, że dołączyłem do Tumblra 06.04.2016 12:03:14 .

[memories]

#la me i wszystko inne, co zrujnowało moje życie. Autobiografia annaxietea

[anna-was-here-maybe]

WHAT IS THIS?!

[memories]

"Nie wymawiaj "e" w słowie Tumblr. Niech Cię język nie swędzi." — @tumblrbot

[anna-was-here-maybe]

Ahaaaa

Co to w ogóle jest ja się pytam

[anna-was-here-maybe]

I just saw Les Misérables west end again

Last time this happened I was obsessed for three years and it never truly went away

Expect this to be 90% of my content in the near future

[anna-was-here-maybe]

And she was never heard from again

[anna-was-here-maybe]

Hey

Please stop reblogging my shitty doodles from 2016 (aka, the worst year ever)

Come join me on insta instead :)

This blog is dead anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[anna-was-here-maybe]

I LOVE THE DRAGON PRINCE

Instagram

[anna-was-here-maybe]

Well... this blog just died suddenly

Sorry

[anna-was-here-maybe]

Happy birthday!!!

Thank you ❤️

[anna-was-here-maybe]

I just saw Les Misérables west end again

Last time this happened I was obsessed for three years and it never truly went away

Expect this to be 90% of my content in the near future

[anna-was-here-maybe]

So I guess I’m 20 now

Welp

[anna-was-here-maybe]

People who have only seen the Netflix version of A Series of Unfortunate Events: Maybe Olaf wasn’t so evil after all? Maybe all his crimes were the result of his own misfortunes? Maybe he was just like the Baudelaires and did what he had to in order to survive and tried to save the ones he loved? What if deep inside he was actually good? Maybe his death was a tragedy and he could have redeemed himself? 

People who have read the books: 

[anna-was-here-maybe]

Yasss

[anna-was-here-maybe]

People who have only seen the Netflix version of A Series of Unfortunate Events: Maybe Olaf wasn’t so evil after all? Maybe all his crimes were the result of his own misfortunes? Maybe he was just like the Baudelaires and did what he had to in order to survive and tried to save the ones he loved? What if deep inside he was actually good? Maybe his death was a tragedy and he could have redeemed himself? 

People who have read the books: 

[moonlit-foam]

YES. It is also one of the things I didn’t like about The End, and I find it terribly odd when I found myself to sympathize with Count Olaf??? NPH’s Count Olaf fail in being menacing, in being clearly evil. I mean, come on, he was suggesting child marriage in The Bad Beginning??? On top of being abusive??? Damn he is messed up from the start. I didn’t feel comfortable watching myself watching this hahahaha.

[anna-was-here-maybe]

I completely agree. Sunny’s “Yuck” when he kisses Kit seemed too self aware...

I think think they wanted to make another Snape out of him when that was clearly not the point. I didn’t feel comfortable either haha. When reading the books I was relieved it was over, but here a small part of me sympathised with him?

Jim Carrey was honestly the one part that 2004 film got right. He was Olaf, while NPH was still NPH.

[anna-was-here-maybe]

People who have only seen the Netflix version of A Series of Unfortunate Events: Maybe Olaf wasn’t so evil after all? Maybe all his crimes were the result of his own misfortunes? Maybe he was just like the Baudelaires and did what he had to in order to survive and tried to save the ones he loved? What if deep inside he was actually good? Maybe his death was a tragedy and he could have redeemed himself? 

People who have read the books: