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[onceideals]

Pope Innocent XIV is so pretty the public honestly thought he was a woman. Vincent has no problem with this but the church does not know how to handle an attractive Pope so he had to take an early vacation to the beach to prove this rumors wrong.

[being-lion-hearted]

I have that silly headcanon that Vincent is actually quite good at Yoga, which leads to the Cardinals running in on him practicing one of the most twisted poses - prompting Tedesco to immediately start an Exorcism

[onceideals]

Have you read the book?

[onceideals]

What I thought Vincent Benitez looked like when he was described as handsome with a boyish face in the book. (Philippine Vincent Benitez)

Pope Innocent XIV

[titaniasfics]

Lucifer's character arc is such a powerful one. He goes from being a hedonistic devil resenting his father for condemning him to hell for millennia to this selfless angel willing to give up his life and his chance at being god for the woman he loves.

And his first act as the almighty is to forgive his brother who has been maligning him for an eternity, manipulating him and his entire family, and who literally killed his sister, his friend, and the love of his life.

The glow-up here is epic. He's proven himself more than worthy.

[buckyeah]

Maze wanting to kill the soul she grew the minute she grew it is seriously messed up and idk why i relate to it so badly

[over-a-rainbow]

[deckerstarbabey]

Chloe: So Lucifer and I are dating.

Amenadiel, Ella, Maze, Linda, Dan: *pretend to be shocked*

Lucifer: *gasps*

Chloe: Lucifer, why are you surprised?

[the-memedaddy]

meirl

[benditlikekorra]

Water. Earth. Fire. Air. [x][x]

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[apleye]

Continuation of my sirens post, and a friendly reminder that batman isn’t on the side of the law, he’s on the side of justice

[filmgifs]

— If the meds were switched, then when I got them mixed up, I… I accidentally switched them back, so… I gave Harlan… — The correct doses, yes. But not accidentally.

KNIVES OUT (2019) dir. Rian Johnson

[connie-banana]

I love this moment, not just because of the twist, but also because Marta has been dying the whole movie with not only fear and grief, but guilt at having caused the death of her patient, her friend.

For Benoit to take the time to reassure that this was not her fault, in way that is so kind and so clear, was lovely.

“You are a good nurse.” You can tell when he says that the he truly understands what is paining her the most. Just beautiful.

[megapope-deactivated20220531]

this must be what people in china and new zealand feel like looking at american news. solved the problem here but totally helpless to stop it elsewhere

[curiouslyodd]

Human Pet Guy does not only believe that wood was a material completely unknown to the Romans, he also believes that every single Roman lived in varying levels of mini-Colosseums.

[dogwithpants]

IM CRYING WHAT?

[androgynosaurus]

Dhxjsjxhdhshdhd I love my bf so much he just said "hey do you ever see a picture that changes your life forever" and then showed me a photo of a loaf of bread shaped like a crocodile

[androgynosaurus]

in case you were curious this is the photo and yes, my life has significantly changed for the better after seeing it

[Image ID: a photo of a glass display in a bakery, in which five large and exquisitely crafted crocodile-shaped loaves of bread are stacked up. End ID]

[rurascarlet]

I think the picture takes place in Vietnam, from what I can parse from the "Mr. Thınh" poster in the bg. HOWEVER I would like to do small infodump on my culture.

Crocodile bread is actually very important in Batavian weddings (people of Jakarta; endonym "Betawi"). It symbolizes loyalty and strength in marriage— and traditionally, crocodiles are regarded as very patient animals (stays and waits instead of chasing prey) and it reflects how love requires patience and how it needs to come naturally. It also symbolized riches at one point, but the specific records of that are unfortunately lost to time like the proper Batavian language (thanks 300 years of colonization).

These days it's unpopular because of the rise of "modern" weddings that only have the ceremony, food, and party. Not to say that that's bad but the simple symbolic breaking of bread between the two families straight up doesn't happen often anymore and whenever a mini one (mini ones for the guests) gets sent to my house I go "oh yeah!!!! hometown culture!!!!!!!!" and then I get sad over forgetting it in the first place.

Anyway. Culture good, want more.

[androgynosaurus]

Oh my goodness... love really IS stored in the crocodile bread

[whitepeopletwitter]