Bimu

she/they/15/artist/bildad enthusiast

[besidethepath]

A few grey seals from Helgoland. My tip: Just sit down and watch them. It's great fun. Of course, always keep your distance. The animals should not be disturbed and - not to forget - they are predators.

[die-rosastrasse]

Analogues I took at Versailles last Summer

[rootlessly]

autumn mornings ⋇ 5 oct

[b1mbap-b3b0p]

This is why autumn is my favorite season 💛⭐️

[seabeck]

Island in the mist

[orofeaiel]

Magical Spot on the River

[mimisempai]

Break-up…

Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 1 : here

Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 2 : here

[naconaco]

[claireredfieldenthusiast]

[acecroft]

Many thanks. You see, those annoying monks took everything from me.

[cherubifyy]

[b1mbap-b3b0p]

Me too, Leon…

me too…. 😔🤘

[wr0wn]

Professional✨️

[wr0wn]

She looks just like a dream

The prettiest girl I've ever seen

From the cover of a magazine

[sunsetagain]

[thoughtstherapy]

[anxietyproblem]

Reminder.

[trentrezmurr]

no my day is 16 Yellow circle everyday

[girlballs-archive]

#pissGrid type of day today babey!!

[misadist]

he's just a cutie patootie

[trans-luis-serra-navarro]

I know I am like the LAST person to talk about this I am SO LATE BUT LIKE!!

LOOK AT HIM!! LOOK AT HIIIMMM

[yippetbh]

Ok unpopular opinion but

The RE fandom needs to talk about Luis' trauma more. Like, his backstory, not just his death and the crushing guilt he carried with him. Maybe its just Me but i barely see anybody talk about it and it pains me because truly hes one of the best written characters ive ever seen

Not only did he work for Umbrella, but that man was in the Raccoon City Destruction Incident. And when he returned to his hometown he saw it had been taken over by Los Illuminado's. At some point he was recruited for them.

A cult. He was apart of a cult. Thats fucking horrifying. And the fact he had the courage to betray them despite how powerful they are? God.

Even before that he had some insane trauma. He watched his grandfather basically die inside of a burning house and while everyone stood in shock that man stared. He stared and stood and didn't move a muscle until dawn when he disappeared.

Luis wanted to make up for the life he had, despite how a good amount of it wasnt even really his fault. Surely he didnt willingly join Los Illuminados, (or maybe he did, who knows,) and yet when he found Leon and Ashley he had put his current mission aside to help them thinking it would change something. The Don Quixote parallels are beautiful as well. I remember someone on Youtube once had said that Luis died similarly to Don Quixote; accepting that he couldnt be something he wanted to be. That shit has stuck with me ever since and hes just such a tragic character in general.

Dunno, sorry for my ranting, just wanted to bring this to ppls attention cuz I've noticed that people will dig up stuff for other Resident Evil characters but I never really notice the fandom ever mentioning Luis' religious and past trauma. The remake really fleshed out his character and I wil NOT let this man be overlooked