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āSuch a distraught look doesnāt fit such a lovely face.ā The rogue said, his toxicly calm and reassuring voice barely above a whisper. Icy blue eyes flashed behind his glasses, his mask in his hand.Ā āNow, whatever could be the matter?ā
Clear your mind here
idk why anyone would be interested in me romantically i literally watch netflix, complain, and wear the same four to five outfits with different mixes and matches all the time
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Pixarās Ā Sanjayās Super TeamĀ
āFor the first time, Pixar has two original films that will be released this year. The Good Dinosaur will follow Inside Out in November, and with it, a brand new short.
āSanjayās Super Teamā will be the first Pixar film starring a character of color. Director Sanjay Patel drew on his childhood experiences to create the 7 minute short, which chronicles a Hindu prayer ritual with his father.
Itās also the first time religion is the subject in a Pixar film. The short concerns Sanjay daydreaming about the Hindu gods as ancient superheroes, not unlike Marvelās The Avengersā¦
Patel is the third Asian American director at Pixar, joining Ronnie del Carmen, co director of Inside Out, and Pete Sohn, director of The Good Dinosaur. He was candid in describing the difficulties of embracing his Indian heritage as a boy and even into adulthoodā¦ā
Keep reading atĀ pixarplanet
I LOVE SANJAY PATELS WORK!!! I have one of his books, Ramayana Divine Loophole and it is impossibly beautiful
I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO SEE THIS AT ANNECY AT AN ADVANCE SCREENING and man it was good but then when Sanjay talked about it afterwards and the personal relevance of it to him and his father and an entire generation of people I donāt think there was a dry eye in the house and theN THEY MADE US WATCH IT AGAIN
IMAGINE A GIGANTIC CINEMA STUFFED FULL OF ANIMATION NERDS TRYING LIKE THEIR LIFE DEPENDED ON IT NOT TO OPENLY WEEP
THAT WAS THIS
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āAt least you love me.ā I say to my pet as I hold them against my chest as they try to get away
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my āwonāt speak until iām spoken toā game is strong af
I love how groups of friends will end up adopting a group name. like wether itās something just likeĀ āsquadā or āmeme teamā an inside joke or something. and youāll just refer to the group like one unit like āhey, the meme team is coming over,ā and people will just know who that means. I love it. I love these little gangs filled with good pals.
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Crane listened thoughtfully to her words. Having the man loom over her was still a bit uncomfortable, as lanky and thin as he was. He looked down his nose at her, playing thoughtfully with the wire rim of his glasses. āCuriousā¦ā He mumbled, barely loud enough to hear.
āAs lovely as that sounds, I would miss my books and the stray snacks I can find around here. I find them in such odd little places, but I donāt question it. Itās food. But I suppose I can check it out. It would be nice to get out for a little fresh airā¦. And the police force has died down a little since my escape.ā
She couldnāt hide that she was nervous, and even internally regretting telling him about the building. Ā But even if her morals could be askew at times, Arrow always felt strongly about following them, and tonight her morals saidĀ āWhat if he does something here and you didnāt even try to prevent it?ā
Fucking moralsā¦
āIt was just a suggestionā¦ā Ā She finally said, starting to move back a little having fulfilled her goal and wishing to leave now. Ā āBut I need to get going now.ā Ā And to prove that further still her phone began to ring, the caller an older woman Arrow was meant to be getting a few books for. Ā Frowning she hit a button and put the phone into her skirts pocket, offering one last paranoid look to the Scarecrow before quickly walking off. Ā Ā āGoodnight.ā Ā
Crane watched the girl with a bit of amusement. He decided then he'd take up her suggestion, half upon the fact that at least it would be decent, and half because the girl made him curious. Quite curious. He pondered for a moment on what sort of dark secrets dwelling in her pretty little head that his toxin could bring out. Hearing the phone broke him from his thoughts, icy blue eyes flicking down to her. So perhaps not the toxin. He didn't have much at the moment, and he didn't have the right equipment to go making more. No point in wasting any. After all, he knew ways to delve into her mind without any toxin at all. "Hm? Oh yes.... Goodnight, my dear.... For now. <i>Do sleep well."
The Signs and their Hogwarts Houses
Aries: Gryffindor with Slytherin tendencies
Taurus: Slytherin with Hufflepuff tendencies
Gemini: Gryffindor with Ravenclaw tendencies
Cancer: Hufflepuff with Slytherin tendencies
Leo: Slytherin with Gryffindor tendencies
Virgo: Hufflepuff with Ravenclaw tendencies
Libra: Gryffindor with Hufflepuff tendencies
Scorpio: Ravenclaw with Slytherin tendencies
Sagittarius: Ravenclaw with Gryffindor tendencies
Capricorn: Slytherin with Ravenclaw tendencies
Aquarius: Ravenclaw with Hufflepuff tendencies
Pisces: Hufflepuff with Gryffindor tendencies
āOh you naive little thing. Iāve hidden out here before, keeping away from the librarians and the police every time. Of courseā¦ Thatās not saying much when it comes to this cityās police force, Iām afraid.ā He sighed, rolling his eyes to the side. He was a bit more egotistical than he was made out to be. Maybe the media wished to ignore his snark.
āBut I digress. The only reason Iām here is that I am at a loss for a hideout at the moment, and the books arenāt exactly a negative addition either.ā Icy blue eyes flashed at her like it was the most obvious answer. āBesidesā¦. Itās quiet. Iāve always enjoyed libraries.ā
The man before her was different than what she heard of on the news, or the whispers of the violent and terrifying Scarecrow sheād hear from convicts. Ā In fact if he hadnāt of grabbed her previously she could of probably been fooled he was someone else entirely, purely by how he was showing himself to her. Ā Actually made her wonder how the other rogues could be when not trying to destroy the city and murder the batfamily.
āLibraries are nice and all, but I really donāt think you can actually live here for too long.ā Ā That and she knew many of the people who lived in her apartment complex came here as well, sheād hate to see any of them go missing some day because Crane wanted a lab rat. Ā So instead she made a gamble to help people she knew and potentially raise the danger for herself. Ā āTry the apartment building on pine street a few blocks from here, itās five stories of apartments with nobody but me messing with repairs and the occasional squatter holed up in there.ā Ā Ā Ā
Sheād hate having to go to the place if Crane made a home there, but better than someone else running into him right? Ā And her Land lord only had her go work on things once or twice a week. Ā She could risk it. Ā
Crane listened thoughtfully to her words. Having the man loom over her was still a bit uncomfortable, as lanky and thin as he was. He looked down his nose at her, playing thoughtfully with the wire rim of his glasses. āCuriousā¦ā He mumbled, barely loud enough to hear.
"As lovely as that sounds, I would miss my books and the stray snacks I can find around here. I find them in such odd little places, but I don't question it. It's food. But I suppose I can check it out. It would be nice to get out for a little fresh air.... And the police force has died down a little since my escape."
Surprisingly enough, the rogue seemed satisfied. He arched his brow again and let go of her, pushing his glasses up his nose with a huff. āHonestly, I donāt see why you civilians always think Iām so eager to hurt you, right after escaping. Iām not too keen on going back as Iām sure you can imagine.ā
He looked her over now, icy blue eyes studying her as he decided she was no longer a threat to his freedom. āYou should expect things like this in this hellhole of a city. Arkham Asylum is only a few miles away from this part.ā
A hand moved to where the mans had been rubbing at the skin a little in a comforting manner, while staring a bit sorely at Jonathan. Ā āWhen you get grabbed from behind of course you think of the worst.ā
Because she did expect things to happen in this city, especially at having lived here her whole life and being raised in a family who was fond of making those cringe worthy things happen. Ā āBut what I donāt get is why you are hiding in a library. Ā Donāt you know this place closes at nine? Ā And that cops do their nightly patrol of this area at ten and again at twelve?ā Ā
"Oh you naive little thing. I've hidden out here before, keeping away from the librarians and the police every time. Of course... That's not saying much when it comes to this city's police force, I'm afraid." He sighed, rolling his eyes to the side. He was a bit more egotistical than he was made out to be. Maybe the media wished to ignore his snark.
"But I digress. The only reason I'm here is that I am at a loss for a hideout at the moment, and the books aren't exactly a negative addition either." Icy blue eyes flashed at her like it was the most obvious answer. "Besides.... It's quiet. I've always enjoyed libraries."
before I came on this website I considered putting somebody in handcuffs to be the kinkiest thing Iād ever heard of but now let me tell you a thing
