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buffyblue

#new beginnings #witchy vibes #journal #triplemoongoddess

starryeyesxx

dixcnnected

Reblog if you are insecure about anything below:

-weight

-appearance

-intelligence (or lack of)

-skills (or lack of)

-weird hobbies

-friends (or lack of)

-body

-personality

-family

Who ever reblogs this will get a message in their inbox.

axolotlife

D: All of the Above

im-a-dragon-cawcaw

Yeah… haha…

one-sexy-fucking-toucan-deserte

*Checks off one* *checks off another* *checks off another* *checks off another* *checks off another* *checks off another* *checks off another* *checks off another* *checks off another* *checks off ano-

itsjinkibitch

Jumped back into my Haven watch and it's safe to say that Nathan and Audrey don't deserve Duke's friendship. Not liking how he's being treated by them. Especially Nathan. What the fuck is he so hostile for?

challengerblue

ultimate ship challenge: [1/10] ‘we could have had it all’ ships

↳ helena & myka ★ warehouse 13

zo2paintedlady

They’re taking Haven off of Netflix January 15th and I am PISSED! First Hart of Dixie and now this? I NEED DUKE CROCKER/AUDREY PARKER (and sometimes Nathan Wuornos) IN MY LIFE. Ughhhhhhhhhhhh.

If you need me, I’ll be binge watching the show and reading all of the fanfics that I can find.

lostamongthegalaxies

I’ve been watching haven lately and honestly are we really NOT supposed to ship Audrey, Nathan and Duke?

scrims

ppl who are shy at first but become obnoxious and loud once theyre comfortable around you r awesoem. hold on a sec wait pt this text ost on hold. theres pirate ship outside my window right now whath the

scrims

I LIVE BY A R river I CANT GET A CLEAR picture its turnign around

scrims

dahichu-deactivated20180922

Whatever I was expecting from this post wasn’t this

nehirose

this is absolutely one hundred percent my kind of post.

sayssnape

Lmao

You know the whole reason why I haven’t left Tumblr after all these years is because this site is so introvert friendly.

I don’t have the attention span or much less the strength to keep up with Discord conventions (bc apparently fandom is more in Discord these days?? I am not a talkative person to even take part in a group chat *shivers*) or follow with whatever’s going down on Twitter.

I can come on here, make a post into the void and reblog a bunch of posts then ramble in the tags. It’s great. You don’t have to be a person here, you can be a faceless blog and have a grand old time.

inkskinned

Can we talk yet about how endings are actually extremely important. About how sometimes “giving the fans what they want” is actually “resolving the story in a logical and plot relevant way”. That “subverting expectations” doesn’t always mean you did a good thing - sometimes it means you fucked it up, royally.

There are plenty of extremely good stories that don’t end happily, and yet remain retold and loved and cherished. There are plenty that have ambiguous endings or sudden turns - but manage to stick the landing through careful setup.

There is an odd tension between writers and fans that has become popular - that the writers somehow know something deeper or have a better sense of plot or are somehow more cunning. That fans are stupid and foolish and don’t matter. This dichotomy would be buckwild in any other field. There’s this sort of weird feeling that… The writing staff is allowed to hate and mock and deride people who have the nerve to… Like the product? Can you imagine any other brand that would survive off of “gotcha” marketing? Sure, it’s funny for them… And kinda only for them. I know all the ironic assholes in the world love this shit - “haha! You liked something honestly! I know better because I’m smart so I never like things!” - but the world is really fucking boring & annoying & unfun when it is run by people who think like that.

But even taking fans OUT of the equation, as a writer, it’s frustrating for me to watch other writers not value their OWN MATERIAL. Like, they don’t rely on the narrative as interesting enough, as challenging enough - they think they need to end it in a “surprising” or “sudden” way in order for it to be groundbreaking. They think they need to “push boundaries” without recognizing that they are fundamentally altering and destroying the map that they have spent all this time painting.

I’m not saying I have to LIKE how something ends, or that all of my favorite characters have to live or whatever. But I AM saying that an ending is drawing a thesis line through your entire work. And recently the thesis for many, many shows/movies/etc has been - “you were a fool for caring about these characters”.

Anyway art survives its creators when it tells a story that feels honest and human in the audience it is talking to - not when it is only a monument to the artist’s ego. And the ending tells us - how heavy is the story we are carrying? And how much was this story a farce? And where will we let go?