what the hell

maybe it isn't about the happy ending maybe it's about the story

[dinosaurparty]

[berserkasfuckk]

Matilda

[digivolvin]

I was rewatching this movie the other day and got up to the point where she and Miss Honey meet for the first time in the classroom, and she mentions that her favorite author is Charles Dickens.

And, like, I always thought they namedropped him in order to make her sound intellectual, but it occurred to me really suddenly and violently that the reason she loves Dickens is because he writes about children who live in abusive systems and who’ve been orphaned or abandoned and she finds comfort and solidarity in it. Miss Honey’s reacts the way she does because Dickens is special to her, likely for the same exact reason. WOW DUH.

ONLY GETTING THIS LIKE 15 YEARS LATER. ALL ABOARD THE SLOW MOBILE.

[monstrumvulpine]

omG

[kiss-my-aspergers]

If it’s any consolation, I’m pretty sure 70% of the people reblogging this also didn’t realise this until you said it. Myself included.

[toastbutteregg]

thank you for this

[stability]

[so-doggone-funny]

you n me both sister

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[ohgod-awesome-posts]

lookin good

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[0kaey]

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[pulmonaire]

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[jessica-cohen]

“These are the best years of your life!”

[sexemulators]

[crybabycloudcake]

[tru]

Natasha Legeyda

[deeplifequotes]

Being single is smarter, easier, and more fulfilling than being in the wrong relationship.

Charles Orlando (via deeplifequotes)

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[mortyl]

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