Keni
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Not today Justin
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Love Begins
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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Janaina Medeiros
will byers stan first human second
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@not-having-an-eldritch-blast
Stanford Pines finally realized that his brother was a good, kind person all along who, despite all they’ve been through, was willing to die to save him, the kids, the world, that he’s been hating an innocent man who only ever cared about him, only ever had good intentions, and was a brave, loving, good soul.
And he realized this as he held his finger on the trigger, with the knowledge that to save the universe, he had to destroy the brother he only just understood he had.
You’re welcome.
dog i gotta move like yesterday
Project Hail Mary is a fantastic example of how filmmakers can create a faithful adaptation and still take artistic liberties. The writers didn't try to copy the book to a tee, and added their own elements (the mental health room, the astrophage transition, the beach scene on erid, Grace's wardrobe etc). They understood that a film is a different artistic medium than a book and tried to write the story in a way that best suited that medium, all while staying loyal to the original story and themes.
I can never be annoyed at teens for being excited. I used to be a VERY annoying one! PATREON
I got a new computer so I can actually do stuff again
SPOILERS
The red dot slowly gaining arms and legs and taking on a human shape the closer Caine gets to the real world and understanding humanity and the entire sequence of him slowly summoning the building blocks like he's learning to create again and his determination and fear of learning and growing and changing as he shatters the barriers put before him and he might not be human but he is in all the important ways-
I love that little AI he did nothing wrong
oh okay
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Look at my adventuring party, dawg, we're all gonna die
One and a half stan
I’ve been reading plenty of this AU and i must say, i love it so much
and i especially love this one
so i drew one of the scene from it :))
The countdown begins... 3 more days until Chapter 2 of Sailing with Stans!
and out of the darkness - you you you you you
words from this poem [Id in alt text! thank you @nebulations]
Saving people. Hunting things. Brother stuff.
have you read all the Narnia books and if so did you have a favorite/one you came back to? (I reread Silver Chair/The Horse and His Boy/Dawn Treader a lot). If you remember them did you find any character in particular the most relatable? (and is it Shasta/Cor lol)
My family had strange whims on what was and was not allowed for reading/watching - no Harry Potter, etc. LotR was forbidden because Gollum was "a demon" but C.S. Lewis was heavy-handedly Protestant so I leaned crazy hard into Narnia. They'd get me commentary books on his work for Christmas and stuff. Still love Narnia for all kinds of reasons but man finding out what I was missing when I got around to LoTR as an adult was quite the experience
Read them all as a child. My dad had a sort of weird reader's digest submission where he would get sent collections of books to "try before you buy". He received the complete collection of Narnia box set and I remember being amazed at how pretty it was and how many there were. He kindly bought it as a git to me and I worked my way through the lot. It's been MANY years since I read them but I remember really liking them. Dawn Treader was a banger, but I kept returning to The Horse and His Boy. I just remember thinking the stakes felt higher for being more contained/intimate?
If we're talking cosy kid reading, I also read every Redwall book and practised his writing style. I STILL recommend the Windsinger Trilogy and Bartimeous books to everyone I can and its my greatest ambition to direct them for film.
saying "question mark?" and "however comma," out loud are game changers. punctuation on the go. and it's always the funniest thing that anyone around you has ever heard
