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33 ✍️Writer of Fan Fics • 📖Author in the making. 👉🏻👈🏻INFJ 2w1 • ♉️Taurus. 🎥Wannabe Movie Critic🎞️ 🤓Multi-Fandom. 🇬🇧“I know my Value. Anyone else’s opinion doesn’t really matter.” — Peggy Carter

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🎤 Drop.

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Happy Pride Month to the newest Hannah Waddingham photoshoot that’s making me a little bit gayer.

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happy pride month!

full version :)

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This song is Michaela and Frances coded!

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It's actually wild to me that as soon as Emma saves Regina from the wraith and disappears into the portal, Regina is like "I like Emma now." It's actually pretty sweet. David is under the sleeping curse, Emma and Snow are gone, and Rumple is trying to convince Regina that it's Cora who will come through the well. Regina hesitates, though.

"What if it's Mary Margaret and Emma that come through? They'll die."

"That's a win-win."

"How so?"

She doesn't think of Emma's death as a good thing. In fact, she's puzzled as to how it could possibly be good.

When Rumple explains that Regina would be Henry's only mother, she makes this face:

She's not pleased! It actually seems to make her sad. She'd get rid of the savior, be Henry's only parent, but... Emma would be dead. Regina would be alone again.

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ELOISE BRIDGERTON in Bridgerton season 4

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As I'm rewatching season 6 of ouat and reflecting on earlier seasons, I'm thinking more and more about Regina's magic.

Because Regina naturally sucks as magic. When Rumple teaches her as a young woman she's clearly struggling and has almost no innate talent for the craft, much in contrast to her mother - who despite starting to learn magic around Regina's age, she is a much easier time with it - and her sister, who has so powerful magic she can't even control it as a kid. Like Zelena practically is a magic powerhouse as a kid and Regina is definitely not.

We can see it also that as an adult, Regina is still not very potent in the natural magic department, or at the very least not as much as the other people surrounding her. Emma, Zelena, Rumple all have way more powerful magic than her, and Regina is constantly out raw magicked because she genuinely does not have that power, again and again.

But. That Goddess of a woman is also the definition of dedication beats talent. Granted that dedication came from a place of vengeance, but Regina just dedicated YEARS of her life to studying magic, to master it, to understand it in the most fundamental level so she can bend forces quite literally beyond her power to her will. She will never be as naturally gifted as Emma or Zelena, but she is shown to be able to find the most creative solutions using magic; not only because she's really fucking smart, but also because she had to learn how to be creative with the lesser magic because she doesn't have the power to do things like using the sorcerer's wand by herself.

To summerize, this is one hundred percent not the original intentions of the writers, but I think it's incredible how Regina despite being the weakest main character in raw, pure magic is also the most innovative, brilliant and creative when it comes to finding magical solution. I fucking love her. And the show. And her again.

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Watanare art by simplyhalina

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oh my precious little polycule i love you ♡

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ouat text posts: regina (pt. 9)

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AGENT CARTER 1.02 “Bridge and Tunnel"

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Thank GOD it’s not a man directing this. Besides the other crucial elements of this story, I do have faith in Anna as a director. She did an amazing job with “Woman of the Hour”. And she’s a staunch LGBTQ+ ally.