People I'm gay for that you have to deal with
And ofc my boyfriend @the-lavender-creator
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Monterey Bay Aquarium

if i look back, i am lost
Mike Driver

@theartofmadeline

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almost home
I'd rather be in outer space ๐ธ
trying on a metaphor

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cherry valley forever

Kiana Khansmith
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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art blog(derogatory)
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People I'm gay for that you have to deal with
And ofc my boyfriend @the-lavender-creator
"thank you for loving him, for loving him the way he needs to be loved"
the thought i keep coming back to with the finale, and this season in general, is a sense ofโฆ infestation, i guess is the best way to describe it. because for the first two seasons, iwtv was a work thatโ even with all its gothic/horror themesโ seemed deeply compassionate at its core, and it remained devoted to beauty and love in a way that felt like a reprieve from (even a small rebellion against) the rising fascism of the culture surrounding it. and now it feels like the hatefulness it was pushing back against has infested it somehow, like a swarm of fuckin termites, which has not only ruined this season but also calls into question the structural soundness of what came before it. like, how did we even get here? was this sort of mean-spirited derision always just lying in wait? idk. i donโt want to make a bad season of tv deeper than it is, but it does feel like witnessing another loss in the cultural battle when a careful, compassionate work that ostensibly cared about the marginalised experiences it depicted becomes just another conduit for hatred toward vulnerable groups. what a fucking bummer, man
an important post-finale reminder
Any TVL cast member being interviewed: yeah so when I first read the script I wanted to murder Rolin with my bare hands :) haha yeah he butchered my character so badly that I threw my laptop across the room :) aha and then I yelled at him for two hours which only resulted in minor tweaks to the script :) yeah I was so shocked and confused :) and he comes up with scenes that donโt make any sense in-universe. :) and I worry for the future of this tv show :) but itโs alright as long as you think about how [5 min in depth analysis of details that the cast member has come up themselves to justify the season despite these justifications not being evident in the actual show at all] aha :)
all this explicit body horror only being reserved for black bodies in this show on top of the racially charged language and the bastardization of the black characters idk anymore man
such a special dynamic to me daniel does NOT want to fix armand and armand does NOT want to fix daniel they want each other to be as awful as possible they love the shit out of each other right down to their rotten cores
I really don't like the narrative choice to have everything be Lestat's POV. When Louis and Armand were telling their stories, they were biased, but they were telling about themselves and the thing they saw. And if I understood correctly, here we somehow have Lestat telling us about Louis and Bruce, Louis and Regina, Louis and Daniel, Daniel and Armand. When he wasn't there. I don't like the implication that those emotional moments between other characters were filtered through Lestat's pov and weren't the real thing in the real world. It is confusing. Like... I was waiting for DM for so long and now I should think their moments could be made up or misrepresented by Lestat? Should I think he ships Daniel and Armand and thinks Daniel would push him against the wall and Armand would get hard about it? But in fact it could be all different? But then the plot always moves on as if Lestat was right about everybody, which he couldn't possibly be? Some contradiction would surely surface? Or did the writers just fucked up and mashed 'the Failures' with real world events in a confusing way? Help me figure it out...
the long walk </3
I forgot I had tumblr
this crazy white boy
"winner"
Who ever decided to let Charlie use his camera as apart of barkovitch's character THANK YOU
These literally look like if barkovitch took pictures in the long walk it's great I love it so much
t shirt that says โi survived the vampire lestat seasonโ and everyone did but no one buys it because why would they
I need to be able to cyberbully Rolin Jones
I love that doctor who actors range from โdoesnโt even know basic facts about the seriesโ to โlooms trutherโ
For those curious itโs Sylvester McCoy
(This is from the into to I, Who)
me watching season one and two: oh wow! claudiaโs quest to understand vampirism and to learn where they came from and why they existed really reminds me of bookstatโs quest to find marius to answer those same exact questions! canโt wait to see that play out in season 3!
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