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Drogon being a good boy to his mommy.
me explaining my mom
the plot of Hadestown
big shout out to eva noblezada for giving us this content of amber
Orpheus: Hmm, weâre not so different, you and I.
Orpheus: You have your factory, and me, I have this fucking guitar
Orpheus: I guess we both have responsibilities when you look at it that way
Act 1
Act 2
itâs all fun and games until you get to the second act
Say that youâll hold me forever. Say that the wind wonât change on us. Say that weâll stay with each other. And it will always be like this.
I wonât go speechless
I wonât go speechless
me selling my wares from the forest
One Day at a Time addressing how it should never be up to the child to fix a broken relationship with a parent.
when Hozier messes with his hair, reblog if you agree
does anyone else when listening to the chorus of wait for me get overcome with a primal urge to grab the closest red object to you and hold it in your outstretched arm towards your departed lover like Orpheus intended
all in all they tried waaay too hard to shoehorn sam into finnâs role after coryâs death and it was so awkward and weird. rachel should have become the new finn
10 Years Ago. May 19th, 2009. Glee aired itâs Pilot episode.Â
Glee was the first tv show I had seen in over a decade that allowed for the existence of hope. As an old person it reminded me of how much my high school experience, miserable as it was, also had as a fundamental fact of life the idea of anything being possible. The subsequent years broke me of that notion, and that made the show such an odd, conflicting roller coaster of emotions, but overall it had so much going for it.