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"imagine showing insert blank to a medieval peasant they'd die lol" personally i think if i saw the medieval peasant's night sky i'd start crying and never stop
I can't find any discussion anywhere of the butterfly motif showing up over and over again with Dr. Nat Sharp. My partner thinks maybe it's supposed to represent how he's small and fragile and easy to push? But idk it stumps me beyond that. Why take such care to surround this character with butterflies constantly? Especially when it's never even winked at in the dialogue
I was wondering that too!
I think it has to have something to do with rebirth. But in an ironic way? Butterflies represent rebirth because they start as caterpillars, "die" in their cocoons, and emerge days later as a butterfly.
That's what Nat and Martha were trying to fake with Samson pretending to be Wicks resurrected.
Nat's house is a twisted cocoon, a place where Wick's body was supposed to turn to gloop (like a real cocoon) so that his reborn body could live forever as a legend.
There are butterflies on the walls, but they're all dead, pinned there forever. The pictures get smashed and destroy as Nat died and was put in the acid, destroyed by his own cocoon.
I also think the butterflies on the mugs when he tries to poison Martha are significant. Perhaps he thought that moment was going to be his transformation, his rebirth.
He would kill Martha, keep the jewel, become rich and get his wife back. He would transform from his ugly caterpillar life to a beautiful butterfly through that jewel and the poison in those butterfly cups.
But it's twisted again. He is poisoned by his own ambitions and dies a caterpillar in his acid cocoon.
I don't know if there's more that can be picked up from a closer watched, I've only seen it once. (Isn't there a picture of a child near his phone? What does that imply? Sometimes people use butterflies to represent dead children, is that part of this? Who started the butterfly theme? Him or his wife? That would also be significant). But these are my initial thoughts.
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Mega Miku Z!!
this is more married than actually being legally married could ever be
Story Idea: A minion for a an evil Overlord from a High Fantasy Real and a Goon working for Prohibition-Era Mafia Gangster got transported into each other's worlds.
They quickly acclimated to their respective situations and started serving their new bosses with gutso!
Gangster Boss: Dat Rat Fink double-crossed me! ME! Why I oughta...
Minion: Prithee, milord, may I suggest boiling him in oil for this transgression?
Gangster Boss: Yer a sick fuck, Ferdinand. Love da way ya think!
Goon: 'ey boss, I notice dat de Hero of Light and Providence gets supplies in dem towns on da way to yer liar on the regular. You want me to go over dere to dem shops and uh *winks and clicks tongue* convince them to close up shop?
Overlord, embers gleaming inside his dark helm: ....make it so, Robert.
LOCK IN LOCK IN LOCK IN.
has anyone figured out how to turn off the thing where you love your pet so much it slides inexorably into grief-borrowing
Sometimes I block people because I simply donāt want to see their posts for personal reasons and it isnāt any deeper. Sometimes I block people with the intention of hoping they can feel it and it causes internal damage. You just never know
sometimes i block people and then i remember no i donāt because i donāt have a sick need to exert power over people or punish them for posting things i donāt like cuz i canāt relate to the minuscule dopamine hit that i imagine people get from hitting that button. and also, iām better than most other people.
everyone block this guy
escaped medical leech
There are medical leeches!?
Yes! They work very hard to get their medical degrees.Ā
not this one, though. this oneās trying to ditch class.Ā
what was the class, color theory?
WHY THE HIFL WOULD YOU HIDE THIS IN THE TAGS!?
Also important to note theyāre not random leaches found outside obviously. Theyāre āsterileā or as sterile as an animal can be, bred in specific environments and kept clean in the lab.
except this one, which is escaping
god and mr. benoit blancās first mini monologue⦠āi want to pick it apart and pop itās perfidious bubble of belief and get to a truth i can swallow without without chokingā now THAT is how we have some fun w foreshadowing hell yeah
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now that wake up dead man is out on netflix I can officially confirm that when we catch up to āpresentā in father judās written summary and he says āso iāve spent the past hour doing exactly thatā it has in fact been an hour since the start of the movie. god i fucking love this series.
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What I love about Benoit Blanc is his unwavering faith in people. Even when he has no evidence for it yet. His ability to see something in them that deserves that faith. In Knives Out he sees the blood on Marta's shoes the second he meets her but says nothing because while he doesn't know what happened exactly, he doesn't believe she just murdered Harlan in cold blood. He lets her wander through the crime scene, handle evidence, and hear their theories. He risks her meddling with the investigation because he believes she is not a murderer.
In Glass Onion he believes Helen that one of these rich and powerful people murdered her sister and he believes she found the proof even though he never saw it. He invites himself to a secluded island with a killer on it so he can help her solve this. And in the end he was never even able to see at the napkin but he trusts Helen's anger, her love for her sister, so he removes himself and lets her destroy everything in vengeance for Andi. And I think he also believes that once she does that, the others will turn on Miles.
In Wake Up Dead Man he believes that if he lets Martha walk out those doors, she will come back again of her own free will. He risks letting her "escape." He, as Martha points out, makes a fool of himself saying he can't solve this case, to give her the chance to confess in a way that means something to her in a religion he doesn't follow or agree with. He knows, from Jud, that she has to confess voluntarily or it won't mean anything. He knows she's going to die. It would be easy for her to just go home and die never having told anyone. But Benoit believes that she will confess, and he wants it to be in a way that allows her let go of the guilt.
He believes people are worth trusting. He believes people will prove him right and again and again they do.