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well you're here

[transjudas]

never take for granted the moments when you’re not nauseous

[boy-wonderoncologist]

hey guys.

[cloudabserk]

i think hannibal was woobifying will graham in those sessions. somebody check his notepad

[ezzakennebba]

conversations during the car ride home // thank you to @lavenderpluviophile for the beautiful idea (tumblr exclusive)

[froflossy]

Jellyfish miku!!!🐬🌈✨

[megzartz]

Camilla Macaulay

The Observer

The following art contains spoilers from the book.

[communist-hatsunemiku]

Killaira

[somekindofhannibalcannibal]

hannibal: the fly is a creature named, in english, for the most notable thing, to us, that it does. what does it mean to be known only for what you do that is visible to others? what is your defining trait or ability, that you may not even consider a particularly special skill, but simply something you are naturally equipped with, as essential to your function as breathing? and what would you be without this ability, still living but having lost your defining trait? tell me, will, what would one call a fly without wings?

will: hannibal, don't...

hannibal: a walk?

(all of the dogs barrel into the room at once)

[saorsawrites]

i can fix him

[shoreleave]

House M.D // The Temple, Jesus Christ Superstar

[dr-awkkward]

I can't stop thinking about the dichotomy of the Long Quiet and the Shifting Mound: specifically, the metaphor of a rock in a river.

He is a stone. A constant, unyielding force. Capable of being changed, of course- sharpened into a weapon, stacked into the walls of a prison- but entirely inert.

She is a river. Ebbing and flowing, never retaining a constant shape. The waters can be cleared, deepened, displaced momentarily, but you will not change its course by plunging a hand or a blade into it. You will not still it.

The rock is what moves the stream.

The waters meet this unyielding surface and flow around it. Their path is altered ever so slightly, but it is altered. A well-placed rock can change the trajectory of a river's flow, can be shifted to allow the waters to flow in more directions or with more power, can block it off entirely until it stills to a stagnant pool.

And all the while, changes begin to happen. Things that couldn't, had the rock not been placed. The rock's edges are smoothed and its layers peeled back to reveal glimpses of its core, while imperceptibly tiny pieces of it join the river's flow. They understand each other just a little bit better, now.

Be it a bridge, or a dam, or a reservoir, or simply a stone sitting in a stream... the fact remains that the rock met the river. Change met stagnancy, and something new was created.

[sircantus]

“He would not fucking say that” if i make him go through the Horrors enough times, he will

[berryclownboy]

and yet here he is, saying that

[divyasoup]

broken mirror

[vienguinn]

Bella’s dream🩸

[deanwinchestersversion]

do yall think house had a tier list of wilsons wives in his head

[berryclownboy]

he wrote it on the whiteboard to show the team

(and took votes)

[toadslikeme]

HOW IS THIS CHART MEANT FOR ANYONE BUT THEM

[chickenwaffles17]

hey you ever think about how the Cullen's love-bombing eventually replaced Bella's personality?

She mentions multiple times in the books that she despises expensive gifts, and the ones that actually leave an impact on are her Chevy and the wooden wolf bracelet Jacob gives her. The Chevy is second-hand from Billy, and the bracelet was carved by Jacob. They hold value to her because they have personality; they speak to her tastes and were given to her with those tastes in mind.

She loves her Chevy, but it is eventually replaced with a sleek, expensive designer car gifted to her by the Cullens. She adores the bracelet but Edward puts an designer charm on it to remind her of him.

Even her clothes, which she insists are fine and suit her, are replaced with branded sweaters, dresses and heels.

She hates the idea of any kind of marriage but Edward holds vampirism over her head to get what he wants. Even when she agrees to marry him (against her will) she wants to keep it simple, wanting to simply drive to Texas and get married via a drive thru- Alice begs Bella to allow her to plan the wedding and it's easily more ostentacious and expensive than her birthday party in New Moon, which she describes as "a hundred times worse than I'd imagined"

They get rid of her preferred aesthetics in hopes that their consumerist one will stick, and one of the last things they do to her is literally strip her of her humanity.

She becomes a cold, perfect creature and as a result, is no longer allowed to have ties to her father, mother, her best friend or the interests she had before. She's converted into a Cullen and this shit is supposed to be romantic.