[creekgirll]

i want you then to see / what you meant to me

[katebeckets]

idiots (affectionate)・[36/?] ⤷ 2.21 — “The Calusari”

[spacelaura]

I like to think that Mike’s house was a kind of respite for Will while he was frequenting the lab in season 2; a place where he could feel normal.

[deqncas]

see you guys in september i guess

[buckleysibz]

i don’t think ravi the perpetual buddie thirdwheeler should end now that he’s no longer single, in fact it should evolve and now he’s somehow bringing may to doubledates where mayravi are the only two aware that it’s a double date

[hasidieeinzigwahre]

chester and bob were bylers, so they had to go

[creekgirll]

just finished s2 of merlin, anyone have some good fic recs?

[auracobaltblue]

Rare happy wiw moment spotted

[marshmallowdevi]

Sunset kiss

[spacelaura]

You can’t tell me these two didn’t talk about their shared trauma, while living together 🫵

I’m pretty proud of this one 🥳

[weird-goodbyes]

the thing is....you can't describe an Eddie-specific "perfect love interest” without describing exactly the person Buck is to Eddie. So doomed question.

[actuallyathena05]

The feminine urge to write surfsahoy but flipped so madwise and elmike work together and madwise are both despairing because they think there crushes are dating while at surfer boys mike and el are coming up with the tenth plan of the day to try and ask them out

[kadakmasalachai]

they didn't even get to say i love you

[mwagneto]

they spent their entire existence being lonely and miserable. they didn't kiss. and then they died.

[soloorganaas]

that post that's like. fans have got too used to acting as stakeholders. media analysis is about the narrative intentions not a checklist of what fans want. i think criticism of the finale because it didn't include specific elements we wanted to see is separate (if sometimes intertwined) from whether the narrative worked overall. because as an overall arc it makes sense. from the start they wanted an earth where humans could live their lives free to make their own choices, without interference or pre-determined rules and plans and divisions into heaven and hell. crowley believed the system couldn't be fixed, aziraphale believed god could be reasoned with, and in the end they were both right and they both got what they wanted: a chance for humans and them to make choices that were true to who they were. for crowley and aziraphale that was choosing each other. it always would be

[the-ink-archives]

[fellshish]

nothing legolasts forever