jlangblues

"If you hold on to the handle, she said, it's easier to maintain the illusion of control. But it's more fun if you just let the wind carry you."

[unspohken]

[seyfrieds]

I’m tired of not having anyone to talk to at night.

[69shadesofgray]

[dr-i-have-beards]

Obligatory Halloween reblog.

[lorelaiscoffee]

3x06:  Take the Deviled Eggs

[luna-linaa-deactivated20120522]

a bouquet of clumsy words: you know that place between sleep and awake where your still dreaming but it`s slowly slipping? i wish we could feel like that more often. i also wish i could click my fingers three times and be transported to anywhere i like. i wish that people didn`t always say ‘just wondering’ when you both know there was a real reason behind them asking. and i wish i could get lost in the stars. listen, there`s a hell of a good universe next door, let’s go

e.e.cummings (x)

(via dearthunder)

[malikpayne]

the 1975 @ Coachella

[crawlacrossthesaltflats]

Visit Original Link

[tramampoline]

Unfortunately, the show is wrong, on both counts. Changing a scene from consensual sex to rape is not just a pedantic issue of accuracy—it’s a problem with story. The Daenerys Targaryen who falls in love with a man who granted her respect when no one else would is different from the Daenerys Targaryen who fell in love with her rapist. It changes that relationship. (Dany falling in love with Drogo, and calling him her “sun and stars,” makes a whole lot more sense now, doesn’t it?) Similarly, Jaime is a figure of chivalric love in the books—despite his arrogance and ruthlessness, his devotion and sense of duty to Cersei, the only woman he has ever loved, is so fervent as to border on adoration. Admittedly, the show can’t rely on his point-of-view chapters, as the book does, to communicate that love. But given what we have seen Cersei Lannister capable of—her ex-husband is hardly the only man she’s had killed—is it even conceivable that she would stand for it? Jaime raping Cersei is a major anomaly for these two characters—even based purely on what we’ve seen in the show. It’s just not something that either character would do.

*tosses Bernioff and Weiss into a trashcan* (via tramampoline)

[aryastarks]

Needle was Robb and Bran and Rickon, her mother and her father, even Sansa. Needle was Winterfell’s grey walls, and the laughter of its people. Needle was the summer snows, Old Nan’s stories, the heart tree with its red leaves and scary face, the warm earthy smell of the glass gardens, the sound of the north wind rattling the shutters of her room. Needle was Jon Snow’s smile.

[slayerage-deactivated20191115]

[turnblr-left]

Inclusive children go far.

[paulwesleysdaily-moved]

[rhaenyrra]

[emmathompsoning]

if we mutually follow each other there is a 350% chance i’ve started to type a really enthusiastic message into your ask box about how awesome you are but deleted it because it sounded creepy when i read it over for the 832nd time

[mrsherlocholmes]

Sansa, your mother would want you to carry on. You know its true.

[ohannibal]

quotes 

[wasalswearengen-deactivated2016]

This is your life and it’s ending one minute at a time.