cadexiety / allie

she/her ; 22 ; your local vampire-obsessed cashier

[cadexiety]

I can't describe how much I love Nandor. A warrior without any war other than the one in his head. A person with strong moral principles that values justice, bravery and devotion. A vampire that holds infinite time in his hands only to have no one to share it with. A powerful creature that would trade strength for weaknesses only to feel something. A kind soul that cares for others quietly and hides under unbothered facade. A dead heart that wanted to sleep for ages because reality was too unbearable. A broken heart that got shattered by someone very dear but remains tender to them.

Nandor is truly relentless because he always keeps his head up even when his thoughts or feelings weight him down.

[wwditsarchive]

Guillermo Tells All - Season 1 Recap (source)

[cadexiety]

a note written by Jeremy Strong as Kendall Roy in november 2017 before filming season one of Succession

source: https://www.gq.com/story/jeremy-strong-march-cover-profile

[saglaophonos-deactivated2025013]

its been one of those weeks pass the aziraphale say so amv

[galaxyspeaking]

He’s filled his house with chintz. To keep it real I fuck him on the floor.

[rocksandboulders]

I really thought that Aziraphale and Crowley were going to rewrite the Book of Life.

I really thought they were going to become the Illustrator and Author.

I really thought that's why all the books in the shop were made blank.

I really thought God wasn't going to actually exist in a true form, and instead be a kind of omnipresent power of creation.

I really thought that they were going to have their forced-proximity-making-up-with-each-other as they were required to work together to write the new Book of Life.

I really thought that they were going to choose *their* humanity and not a new one.

I really thought they would still be themselves at the end.

I really thought the moral of the story was that the humanity they had was worth protecting, and that life itself (whether mortal or otherwise) was beautiful and inherently important.

I really thought this story was about a love that transcends.

I understand the path they took. However. I do think it missed the mark on what the show was really trying to say.

[cobbbvanth]

Crowley + calling Aziraphale 'angel' GOOD OMENS 3.01 "The Finale"

[hgedits]

Your love for him was the messiest, silliest, most predictable thing in the universe. And it always made me smile.

[theonevoice]

For a moment I thought they were going to spend eternity together in the cosmic bookshop writing the whole universe back in existence in the blank books...

[cadexiety]

I hate the "maybe in another universe" trope with my whole being, because they deserve happiness that happens TO THIS VERSION OF THEM SPECIFICALLY

and don't tell me that they were happy at the end, because all Crowley wanted since season one is to be with his Angel on alpha centauri, and all Aziraphale wanted is to be with his Crowley while the whole world around them thrives and blooms

[cadexiety]

DON'T ASK ME MY OPINION ON THE FINALE OR I START MAD CRYING

[cadexiety]

it's honestly no surprise that innies aren't treated like real people because to people running lumon outies aren't real too. you're only viewed as something worth seeing and not looking at by wealth if you have money and status, they've never been real to them all along, because tools to use are not on the same level as hands that use them

and it's also no surprise when severed people don't treat their innies as real people, because transactional relationships and ignorance are already normalised in society. after all, why would they care about cruelty if they don't feel the pain of it?

the action viewed outside of the one performing it. how dare you exist outside of what you do to benefit me?

[covetedasfuck]

The “mad scientist” trope is becoming a lost art, kudos to severance for embracing it so gloriously. She shows up, she kills people, she (probably) stalks you, she steals your snacks and moves into your basement, she’ll do experimental brain surgery any time any place. And she’s kind of adorable. God bless.

[ahotknife]

miss knife did you see the latest rachel reid interview where she talked about the long game because i am worried about #ourshane:

"I remember telling my agent early on, when I was writing The Long Game, I was like, 'So, Shane's a little bit selfish in this book, or he's a little bit self-centered, a little bit unaware. And my agent was like, 'No, he's not.' I was like, 'No, no. It's not that he is [selfish], it's just that he does it without meaning to be.'"

"He needs things spelled out for him, and Ilya is not spelling them out.

And it was a lot of miscommunication. I wasn't too surprised that people didn't like Shane's behavior in the book, but it was kind of necessary for the story. He had to have an arc where he figures out what he's doing wrong and fixes it. But I did it out of love."

yeah i did and i have no comment. i also saw the discord screenshots. and im gonna have to say: don’t ask me anymore questions about this woman alright i simply cannot sanction her fucking buffoonery. like why is she in her discord talking about he’s stupid he’s an idiot he’s ridiculous. like damn ok. does she know that nobody’s forcing her to be here? i’ve been saying for months her writing is clearly biased and that was only based on words that have quite literally come out of her own mouth but somehow they will still be saying you’re taking her in bad faith if you critique her too harshly for the way she handles shane. well now what? screenshots for ref btw

& it’s whatever i don’t care. this isn’t going to end this woman’s career. it just makes me sad. and yeah she invented him or whatever. she gave him everything he’s got or whatever. i just wish she was like even sort of a little bit kinder about him. anyway. i have bigger problems. #canesin4

[fruitgravies]

running thru my mind

prints • insta • twt

[esarity11]

how daniel molloy feels after trying to conduct an accurate interview about vampires, but his subjects are louis de pointe du lack of information, lestat de lyingcourt, armanipulator, and claudead.

[kayanne369]

What I find kinda interesting about WWDITS is that even though it's a comedy, the characters have like weirdly complex personalities. Like Nandor is this dumb jock type character and he's like a teenager but also a literally ancient warrior and values strength and sees himself as this great powerful vampire but is also drawn to people that provide a challenge because that's what he was in life and that's what he's stuck being for eternity so yeah, of course he sees vampirism as a curse because he's stuck in a perpetual cycle of conquest without the satisfaction of victory. And like...that's sad. That's a sad existence so yeah, it would make sense that he was waiting for Guillermo to grow a spine before he turned him because Guillermo being stuck in the same mentality he was in during season 1 forever would be a miserable existence and it's weird because because Nandor is both the dumb one and the smartest one in the house. And also he's like a weirdly good diplomat. Like, he's not just all power through force. He's like a generally good general. He can strategies, and debate. Whenever there's an issue, he's the first to suggest opening a dialogue and it's like, yeah. That makes sense for a seasoned fighter. He WOULD take conflict more seriously than others. So he's not an idiot and yet he's SUCH an idiot. Like the shit he does in this show is just such pants on head silliness. Also also he's generally really pleasant. Like he's a vampire and shit and he's pretty rude and moody but he's also like...really polite to people. He's pillaged and murdered thousands and yet he doesn't have a cruel bone in his body. He's an idiot but he's really smart at certain stuff. He values his own strength but looses interest in anyone who doesn't challenge him. He's canonically bisexual but doesn't know what that means.

He's such a creature.