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something something ice being the person maverick confesses his deepest fears to and who he's willing to cry in front of. and ice being the person who always notices when mav starts retreating in his grief and always reaches out for him.

luxhesperus

what do we think about ryland being the one who kills their father but court takes the fall for it

ryland comes home to their father waterboarding colt and he doesn't know how long this has been going on but colt is drenched and choking and if he doesn't get colt out of their father's hands now, he's not sure if—

he's moving before he's aware of it. but he's not moving to where their father is about to murder his brother. no, he's going upstairs and into their father's room—a bedside drawer that really only has one thing in it

their father yells something at colt (still somehow oblivious to ryland's presence) and pulls colt's head back under the running water and ryland's right arm is so heavy but he tries to keep it steady—

vaguely, he's aware that the front door opened and their father finally turning around—

ryland recoils from the force of it, his ears are ringing

the hand around colt loosens and then two bodies hit the floor

then there's a hand on his and he instinctively grips the gun tighter—a face appears in front of him, similar to his own but a little older

court. it's court who's trying to take the gun from him and so ryland lets him. court's mouth is moving but ryland can't make anything of it, he's just aware that court is wiping down the gun with his shirt before he fits it into his own hand

he pushes ryland towards colt who's still gasping and wheezing but alive

the first thing ryland hears when he's regained his hearing are sirens

sufferingink

à lot of people are correctly pointing out how this fits with "grace just needed someone to be brave for" but I think this would also contribute to Grace's self image. he "lets" his older brother take the fall for his actions and that leads to his brother being like. presumed dead for years and years and being tortured and killing people and-

you are eight years old and your father is drowning your twin brother in the bathtub. theres only one way you can think to get him to stop, to save your brother. by the end, you still lose a brother, just not the one you thought you would, its your fault, because you were too much of a coward (you were so small, just a third grader younger than the kids you teach now, you were a kid) to take responsibility for your actions

ANYWAY-

lewmagoo

lewis pullman’s filmography

up to date as of march 2026

a collection of links to all of the short films, shows, and movies of his that i could find online. please let me know if any links are broken! special thanks to @joyandpride for providing a few of the links!

disclaimer: i strongly advise using an adblocker like ublock origin when accessing some of these links. the youtube and vimeo links are completely safe, but some of the others may be a bit sketchy because they come from 🏴‍☠️ sites. you have been warned.

thinkerlewispullman

[DELETED SCENE] : “well, at least, i’m trying to do something about it, unlike, you know, patient zero over there.”

sassycordy

two dumb bitches telling each other “exactlyyyyyy”👯‍♀️

audio credits: miasaudio

prisonbreakempress

Underappreciated Prison Break Scene:

He did this to you?!

I freakin love this scene and I feel like it doesn’t get talked about enough. Lincoln introduces their father to Michael, only to find out that Michael recognizes him from his past. Michael begins to panic and tear up, saying “Stay away from me” Michael tells the story of when he was living with a foster father who abused him. Lincoln, not knowing all the details, begins to suspect that it was their father who abused him.

Lincoln was happy to introduce their father to Michael, but the moment Lincoln thought their father abused Michael, he was ready to defend his little brother. By the way Lincoln is standing when he asks Michael “Did he do this to you?’ he was ready for Michael to say “yes” so he can kick his ass.

Not just Lincoln, before Sucre even heard the story, he was already on the defense.

I’m just a huge People-being-protective-over-Michael junkie

(If you are curious, this scene is in 2x12)