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oh my god okay. The fact that Wayne narrates the lore of the Creel House and Eddie narrates the Vecna campaign is so important to me. It means that Eddie grew up listening to his uncle tell stories. It means that those stories left such an impact on him, that he started telling stories of his own.

It means Eddie inherited the storytelling trait from Wayne.

#anything to do with wayne munson will make me cry #eddie munson #wayne munson #stranger things 4

tearsofdanny

lets talk about the 1D to gvf pipeline shall we

kitkatwrapper

🫶🏽

#greta van fleet #gvf

oksanaastankova

jodie comer said "i don't like thinking of her (villanelle) floating around the river thames. i think she crawled out." confirming that not only she hated the killing eve ending but she wants to pretend villanelle didn't die like we do i love her so much.

#she’s alive and well and living with eve in alaska #killing eve #villanelle #villaneve #eve polastri #jodie comer #ke

warningsine

@dollsome-does-tumblr tell me you see this stretch too.

Niko Polastri 🤝 Walter: Why are you so obsessed with her? Let her go.

Eve 🤝 Misty: No. ❤️(ง'̀-'́)ง

Except Misty is the sociopathic killer in question here.

#fine ill watch yellowjackets #yellowjackets #killing eve

firstfullmoon

“Imagine that. Even when we’re pressing snooze and rolling over in bed, folding ourselves into our covers and postponing the day’s bubbling over, and soon after notching cold butter on warm toast, or later coming to a halt as we bound up a flight of subway stairs only to stall behind an elderly woman whose left leg trails behind her right leg—one leaden step at a time—even then, when time decelerates and the relative importance of our lives, of our hurry, undergoes a sudden, essential audit; even then, our heart never stops… despite these bouts of wonder and alarm, when my heart races, dimples, is weary and deflates, it never exhausts. How is that possible? How does it maintain? Stays going. On and on.”

— Durga Chew-Bose, from “Heart Museum,” in Too Much and Not the Mood