multifandom

maladaptive daydreaming is my go-to coping mechanism

[mistyeyyess]

how are two of josie’s love interests gonna just LEAVE

[vvolus]

whoever suggested the concept of Jade and Penelope not coming back to Legacies, i hope you’re having a swell time in hell

[pedropescal]

they really did a whole ass musical about tvd but didn’t include bonnie bennet? what the actual fuck

[quinnupdates]

Hope turning to art when she is angry or misses someone like her father 

[josetteforbes]

Josie x Jade 3x03

[bonivers]

once again: julie plague continues to treat her black characters horribly

[nocontextgrishaverse-deactivate]

grishaverse characters as buzzfeed unsolved quotes:

mal:

the darkling:

nina:

alina:

nikolai:

wylan:

kaz:

inej:

jesper:

[lostberryqueen]

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes Analysis (Contains Spoilers)

The snake that bit Coriolanus wasn’t venomous. But he perceives it to be. And this seals the deal in his mind, that Lucy is dangerous. That perception drives him to shoot wildly into the woods.

Coriolanus notices that Dr. Gaul is a sadist, and Dr. Gaul believes that everyone is as evil as her. Coriolanus initially disagrees with her assessment of humanity, but in District 12, in the woods he changes his mind. 

Throughout the novel, Coriolanus is self-centered, power-hungry, and manipulative. But it doesn’t seem to occur to him that everyone else is this way. He sees Tigris and believes her to be good-natured. And he believes that Lucy is as well, or he ignores any signs that she could be more like him. But in the woods he realizes that Lucy is just like him, and this changes his perception of humanity in general.

His perception that others are evil is what leads him to become the ruthless tyrant who believes that The Hunger Games are necessary to keep control of humanity’s worst qualities. 

The perception that people are more evil than they actually are causes violence.

The Hunger Games wouldn’t exist if no one played, but people believe that other people will, so they play whilst believing that it’s “self-defense.” Coriolanus first kills in self-defense in the arena, but then he starts justifying all of his other kills as being “self-defense” as well because of the danger they could potentially do to him.

But the snake wasn’t venomous. 

[hufflepotato-18]

Getting kinda tired of my favorite tv shows either being cancelled or having shit endings.

[lifeisaboutchange]

Fucking vote, people.

[soul-music-is-life]

The 100

I want to know who the fuck in the writer’s room decided, “Yeah, let’s kill two POC one right after the other…”

I’m salty. Fuck this season.

[wynonnusinterruptus]

jason: I wonder how many poc characters I can murder brutally before people start to notice

[nakey-cats-take-bathsss]

Let’s call a spade a spade here.

When almost all your non white characters are dead, there is a problem.

[izzycheeese]

[collegiatewhovian]

So, after they killed off Bellamy last episode, Jason Rothenberg decided to *checks notes* kill off yet another person of color? Groundbreaking.

[bob-belcher]

[knitmeapony]

Mark Hamill goodnaturedly patting Chadwick Boseman on the shoulder to celebrate his success is one of the most blessed images I’ve ever seen.

[fuocogo]

This is the Money Chadwick. Reblog In 47 minutes to get 48 million dollars.

[prsephonies-deactivated20200815]

im absolutely losing it at this scene from the princess diaries. what the hell, lilly

[and-i-uh]

Claudius to Hamlet, act i scene ii, Hamlet, by Shakespeare, 1609 AD