much to consider

This blog is kind of cringe, but I don't mind. Life is ours to choose, as they say.

[nicenice7]

Hi, you can call me Sera c:

here are some of the things I like (not in order):

Kpop 🫰

Nintendo 🎮

Yu-Gi-Oh! 🎴

Markiplier 🎧

Studio Ghibli 🧹

among other things.

I actually like yugioh so much that I made a sideblog for it! -> @millenniummp4

I also have a kpop one! -> @imsodalladalla

I hope to make this blog a safe space for everyone, bigotry won't be tolerated! 🏳️‍⚧️ 🇵🇸

(addendum: if you're involved in pro/anti ship discourse dni. and go outside.)

I'm 19!!

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#talky talk: answering asks and talking to moots

#sera speaks: yapping

That's about it I think! See you around x

Last updated: 7th May 2026

[sapphic-boy]

"Bi people aren't oppressed they can just date the opposite gender, they have straight privelege" idk how to tell you this but having to somehow Control who you Fall In Love With so you don't face bigotry isn't a privilege

[summer-changeling]

My attempt at butch jewelry, the crababiner

etsy listing

new link

[kid-bunny]

in order to unlearn racism u have to be willing to accept that u are racist. it’s not a bad thing to want to change for the better. it’s not a bad thing to say hey, the way i’ve been acting is racist and i don’t want to be racist anymore. when people of color are telling u ways in which u have been racist, it’s actually not cool to brush it off and say, well i didn’t mean it that way.. u actually have to make an effort to stop doing those things if u want to be able to actually say ur anti-racist. u can’t just say ur not racist because u don’t wanna be seen as racist. that’s not how unlearning racism works.

[kid-bunny]

“um i’m actually a good person so calling me racist couldn’t possibly be true. ur just attacking me!” see how the racism is literally right there? see how ur just seconds away from calling me an angry black girl?

[jerreeeeeee]

the way i understand the difference between blorbo and The Character is that blorbo activities are 1. fun and 2. voluntary. when youre rotating blorbo in your mind you’re playing with your tuoys. but when The Character has got ahold of you then you are a tortured artist being plagued by visions

[sun-crustt]

yall.

YALL.

[amietita]

my mom requested a dancer in a vestido folklorico with a sword lol 🦜

[basilhallwardmybeloved]

I understand the need for the BBU (Benoit Blanc Universe) to remain focused on solving murders and not on Benoit’s personal life, but a Phillip-centric film would truly contain the most beautiful domestic hijinks because Benoit thinks he’s living in Sherlock Holmes but Phillip thinks they’re living in Frog and Toad

[p4nishers]

"what do i do?" "what you were born to do, be her priest." telling an ex boxer junkie street kid that actually he was born to be a guide for people he was BORN to be the good priest he is he doesn't have to strive for it he already IS that priest and jud only proves that by listening to martha w no judgement by saying "that poor girl" and MEANING IT by getting martha to forgive grace and let her hatred go in her last moments by crying when she passed fuckkkk

[somepomegranatetea]

what really gets me about father jud in wake up dead man is that every person he meets, he immediately tries to understand. when he meets blanc, he asks questions about his faith, his childhood, etc. and really listens. he asks vera about her motivations as a lawyer, tries to engage with cy, talks about nat’s relationship with his wife and subsequent struggles, notices martha putting in all of the work around the church, even listens to samson talk about his addiction. this is in part due to the structure of the mystery, but i think it really works to advance the themes of the movie. jud treats everyone like a complex human being and not a one-dimensional caricature—not a “wolf”.

[gayofthefae]

I just wanna say also that, especially as an atheist, I love that Wake Up Dead Man was not Christian versus atheist. It was weaponizer of power Christian versus faith and kindness Christian.

Not to get on my soap box but I have a lot more in common with a Christian of my own values than a fellow atheist without. And a good-faith Christian has a lot more in common with a good-faith person of any other religion or lack-there-of than they ever could a manipulative, power-hungry, fear-mongering Christian.

I think the story often told doesn't draw those lines where they should be drawn, and it was something lovely to see. That Jud is in the same category as "proud heretic" Benoit. Wicks the same as Miles Bron.

[lady-griffin]

I genuinely love how Benoit Blanc gives permission/encouragement to the truly good person at the end of each movie.

Benoit to Marta: Personally, I don’t think you should give a single red dime to any of the Thrombeys, but it’s your money, not mine.

Benoit to Jud: I saw no diamond. Whatever you choose to do or not do with some hypothetical diamond has nothing to do with me, because I saw nothing.

Benoit to Helen: *hands her highly combustible fuel* Burn it all down.

[sochilll]

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.

[mrschwartz]

one thing that works about the benoit blanc movies as a franchise that has tanked other franchises for me (aside from the stupendous acting, clever screenplays with meaningful commentary, and sheer passion for filmmaking done by people at the top of their game) is that the movies aren't connected at all. yes i want 12 more of them. no there cannot be one single mention of any plot point of any of the other ones in any of them (and thankfully there never will be). there's no fatigue of having to keep up with 20 characters' storylines, or remember anything that has happened previously. it's a blank slate every time. plus! they all admirably possess the same distinct style (thank you, rian johnson!) but at the same time are vastly different between them, in sets, costumes, types of characters, interactions between them, etc. so refreshing

[gayofthefae]

I actually have come around to the series being called Knives Out instead of named for Benoit in any way. Because Benoit isn't truly what ties it together, it's the consistent social commentary themes. And do you remember why it's called Knives Out?

"You're a pack of vultures at the feast. Knives out, beaks bloody."

THAT. That has not stopped being true. THAT is the heart of each movie.

It isn't named after the first movie. It's named after the line. It's named after the disregard of morals in the name of greed.

[serendipitous-posts]

oh, Wake Up Dead Man the messages you carry. "Religion is used to radicalize spread hate by preying on the vulnerable" and "religion can be used to uplift others by giving them a community and offering them acceptance and a second chance if they're willing to take it." and "it doesn't matter if your belief is no belief you should still love others" and "those puritanical women you see where raised in an environment where they were told to hate others and that they had to follow and serve a man for their entire lives"

[judblanc]

if i had a catholic homie i'd be doing this all the time