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The idea popped into my head and wouldn't go, so here's a silly little edit especially for the Finns in The Terror fandom. Enjoy! (Or don't.)

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Unelmia ja laivastohommia
The idea popped into my head and wouldn't go, so here's a silly little edit especially for the Finns in The Terror fandom. Enjoy! (Or don't.)
captain and second
post-scriptum…
There is time, James
pictured Francis singing this to transfem jfj and immediately started crying, enjoy
THE TERROR | 1.01
THE TERROR 1x1 — GO FOR BROKE
Happy pride month to all!!
So to celebrate it have Poirot and Hastings fluff :)
utilising the gift of imagination to hallucinate moments of tenderness between fictional people
“I tell you, one glance from him, I have to remind myself I’m not a fraud.”
THE TERROR ▸ 1.05 first shot a winner, lads
Happy 24-6-01!
please remember matti from finland this pride month
sounds about right
what if we made it thou
David Kajganich: My favorite moment of the whole sequence is when it’s over and you’re closing in on Crozier. Who knows what he’s thinking? In that moment, it might be that he’s now in command of the expedition. Or he might be thinking, does the way this happened have anything to do with how we buried this Inuit man? There’s a lot he could be thinking, but it was always important to us, as far back as the writers’ room, to make sure we weren’t answering questions the audience didn’t need answered.