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The Emperor’s New Groove 2000, dir. Mark Dindal

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Thick lines.

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hoy!

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When you’re happy without a care in the world and then life interrupts your happiness

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LMFAOOOO

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That death stare gave me chills

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You guys liked my “images from Batman comics that live rent free in my head” post so here’s some images of Damian that live rent free in my head:

Damian saving Dick from the Heretic and sacrificing himself

Damian just wanting to have both his parents 😭

Damian and Dick hugging after Dick came back from Spyral

Damian losing his mind after his favorite arcade game got smashed in a fight

Baby Damian 🥺

Damian trying (and failing) to have a heart to heart with Bruce

Damian brawling with Jason in the middle of a fast food restaurant because Jason stole his toy

Just one example of Ra’s giving Damian lifelong trauma

The best image of Damian to ever exist

BONUS:

Damian isn’t physically in this photo but this is Bruce hugging Damian’s Robin uniform after he died

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WandaVision Episode 6

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oh great, this guy…

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I call this place my spot

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Call Me by Your Name (2017) dir. Luca Guadagnino

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Tombstone (1993)

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Art by sseongryul

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Charles Edward Perugini

English (Italian born), 1839-1918

I know a maiden fair to see (details)

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Chicago, Illinois 

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I did not expect this but i need to level up my other cards

and this happens🤣🙏✨

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Wooden Statue of King Senusret I

This figure wears the ‘Deshret’ or red crown of Lower Egypt and the face appears to reflect the features of the reigning king, most probably Senusret I. However, the divine kilt suggests that the statuette was not merely a representation of the living ruler. 

Together with its counterpart wearing the ‘Hedjet’ or white crown of Upper Egypt, now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo, JE 44951, the figure was discovered standing behind a shrine that contained an object sacred to the god Anubis, the so-called Imiut (14.3.18 and .19), and the two figures could be understood to have functioned as guardians of the Imiut. 

The ensemble was discovered in 1914 in the area surrounding the pyramid of Senusret I at Lisht South during the Museum’s excavation of a mud-brick enclosure surrounding the Mastaba of Imhotep, a 20th Dynasty official. A chamber had been built into the south part of the enclosure wall and in it the statuettes and shrine were hidden, doubtlessly after having played a part in a dramatic funerary ceremony. 

Middle Kingdom, 12th Dynasty, ca. 1919-1885 BC. Now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 14.3.17

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Keanu Reeves photographed by Karen Bystedt, 1989.