"He appreciates my chaos, you could do with some yourself." FRANCESCA BRIDGERTON & MICHAELA STIRLING Bridgerton, Season 4 'Yes or No'

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"He appreciates my chaos, you could do with some yourself." FRANCESCA BRIDGERTON & MICHAELA STIRLING Bridgerton, Season 4 'Yes or No'
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Not a happy couple, but they do both look good in green…
Fanart of my own fic! I really just wanted to draw what Gelphie was wearing to their engagement ball while being a little bit angsty ☺️
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pink goes good with green ₊˚⊹
I love how inherently selfish both Glinda AND Elphaba are as protagonists. But where one gets praised and admired for it, the other gets demonised and hated.
People always attack Glinda’s decision not to runaway with Elphaba, but no one acknowledges how overtly selfish it is to ask that of someone.
although what Elphaba is asking of her is noble on paper, in practice it’s an incredibly selfish position to put Glinda in. By asking Glinda to stand with her in solidarity she is also asking Glinda to be ostracised and hated all throughout Oz when she knows full well how much being liked means’s to Glinda.
This traps Glinda is a lose-lose situation. If she agrees she loses everything, her family, friends, and future. If she refuses she is being complicit in injustice.
but on the other hand It’s a more selfish decision to refuse Elphaba request. To perpetuate corrupt beliefs you don’t believe; in order to be accepted and validated by people in power.
Although one of the options seems more ethically right, it is at the same time individually devastating. The conscious choice to willing ruin your life for things you believe in is a choice that only the strongest people can make. And we shouldn’t shame people when they choose themselves over ideals, because self preservation isn’t a thing to be ashamed of.
They’re BOTH in the wrong, for entirely different reasons. It was an impossible situation with no right answer. And thats why the scene works, neither is right or wrong. I’m sick of people acting like Glinda made the “ wrong choice ” as if they would go ruin their lives for their ideals.
Fiyero hits on Galinda by saying “our first fight” -> Galinda says “let’s not quarrel” to Elphie after the Ozdust
Fiyero hits on Galinda by putting a flower in her hair -> Galinda puts the same flower in Elphie’s hair at the end of Popular
she’s using fiyero’s flirting playbook lol
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"Their first date, shall I say." - Jon M. Chu
I genuinely loved The Other Black Girl on Hulu, the changes they've made work really well for the plot, they fleshed out Hazel and gave her more depth I always disliked Hazel as a one dimensional villain, she's infintely more interesting as a sympathetic woman also looking for community. I even liked the different ending. It's truly a prime example of how sometimes changing the book's plot works for the story
The Little Mermaid (2023) Directed by Rob Marshall
"If you did crack open Irene's head and asked her to give a monologue, I think it would be a lot of lies, honestly. [...] The only way to do it filmically, to try and let the audience slowly realize the subtlety of what's going on, is to drip-feed them these gestures. Hands, longing, how Irene perceives the world, the fuzziness of it, the unreliability of it, then of course the black and white, which is the biggest irony of all, because nothing is ever black and white." - Rebecca Hall
Ruth Negga as Clare and Tessa Thompson as Irene in Passing (2021). Dir. Rebecca Hall
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MILLIE BOBBY BROWN AS EL HOPPER IN STRANGER THINGS SEASON 4
DYLAN O'BRIEN as COLIN NOT OKAY (2022), dir. by Quinn Shephard
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