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Can't wait for season 3 to drop so it can actually motivate me into becoming active again
Well , now I've finally caught up with season 3, I think it's time to take the clown car out for one last spin
DMs and Asks are both open for submissions, but will be trying to keep posts as spoiler free as possible! 💙💛
The scene where the choir starts singing Simon's song instead of the og Hillerska song makes me so emotional. A lot of the show's classism/racism/prejudice is primarily shown through Simon's treatment, which I think as a fandom we often forget because it's become so normalized throughout the show. But think about it y'all- from day one Simon is bullied EVERYDAY day at his school for his socioeconomic class and values. That is EXHAUSTING, that slowly eats away at a person, and the fact that he manages to keep his sense of self throughout that at age 16 is impressive. And in season 3 that got compounded with the vulgar homophobic, racist, and classist hate comments he got from the public. He is constantly the one challenging that school's insane archaic and prejudiced values, despite the bullying. That school has NOT been kind to him, but when they sing the song that he was initially not allowed to sing, he sees that something he did at that school mattered. It did influence people, his bravery did change things. Simon Eriksson you will ALWAYS be famous.
Felice: Happy Scorpio season! Remember, if you have to burn a bridge, do it safely
Madison: With NAPALM!
Sara: I started school with straight As, now I'm not even straight
Micke: As a responsible adult-
*Simon, Sara and Linda burst out laughing*
Micke: ... as a responsible adult
Markus: Can I have some water?
Wille: *starts chugging his water bottle*
Wille: *chokes from drinking too fast*
Wille: *spills water all over himself*
Wille: I don't have any water
okay but imagine being Linda in this situation like: you got married a while ago but he turned out to be an alcoholic and just generally a bit of a loser so as soon as you aren't at risk of being homeless anymore you divorce him and it may be tough but at least you got your two wonderful children out of it and you decide you're going to raise them into good, responsible, polite and hard working people. They've always been a bit different, your daughter is neurodivergent and gets along with horses better than with people and your son is a really polictically active gay musician who probably wants to sing at some point in his life. Neither of those things are paying really well but you'll be damned if you don't support their dreams. So you make them work hard at school so you can get them into this really popular and renowned boarding school where they can follow their dreams. All of your good parenting and support pays off and they actually get into said school.
Within a year both of them get involved in a national sex-scandal involving the royal family, your daughter sets a building on fire and now owns a horse and a car apparently, while your son briefly dealt with drugs, fistfought a guy, changed the schools anthem and also made the current crown prince abdicate by being a bit too woke and cute at the same time. Also the school closed down due to all the shit your children were involved in and your son owns a lot of money now.
Like- Linda really just released two well raised children into the upper class and watched the system crumble. Queen behaviour nobody is doing it like her.
August: Can I have some water?
Simon: *starts chugging his water bottle*
Simon: *chokes from drinking too fast*
Simon: *spills water all over himself*
Simon, coughing: I don't have any water
Thinking about Simon feeling like his need to give people chances is a weakness rather than a strength and Sara telling him that this trait of his does not make him weak but makes him brave is what gave Simon the strength to ask Sara to stop the car and get out to let Wille say what he needed to say.
I love that this trait of Simon’s - unconditional love and second chances - went from being maligned by Sara to being celebrated by her, and Simon’s good will, bravery and selfless love is all finally worth it.
Sara: Your existence is confusing
Madison, Stella and Fredrika: How so?
Sara: Your presence is annoying, but the thought of anything bad happening to you upsets me
Wille: My favourite outdoor activity is going back inside
Vincent: Do you think I'm plastic?
August: No
Vincent: Okay, phew
August: Plastic, at least, has some use in life. You're not plastic.
Wille: Thank you for not saying I told you so
Felice: When you're as right as I am, you don't have to say it
Vincent: I'm a firm believer in "if you're going to fail, you might as well fail spectacularly"
Simon: Help! I'm drowning!
Wille: Calm down, we're only in six feet of water
Simon: Not all of us are tall!
The principal: According to the footage here, you shook the vending machine and when the shake alarm went off, you punched the glass and broke it
Henry:...I was hungry
