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the vampire armand + imperfect victimhood.
mysterious skin (2004) / the vampire armand / my dark vanessa / lestat: the musical / my dark vanessa / amc's interview with the vampire / may december (2023) / my dark vanessa / amc's interview with the vampire / the vampire armand / lolita / the palace perspective: nanami kiryuu at the heart of the world / lolita / the vampire armand / lolita (1997) / the vampire lestat / first love/late spring - mitski / the vampire armand
y is the iwtv fandom like that
need to get more cassrosepilled
modern day human lestat is girl you wish you hadnât started a conversation with to me
snl writer louis x snl performer lestat do yall see the vision
modern day human lestat is girl you wish you hadnât started a conversation with to me
her power.. she reminds me so much of him
modern day human lestat is girl you wish you hadnât started a conversation with to me
The Peacemaker finale sucked.
Not one person confronted Chris about the fact that his âdream worldâ is a Nazi dimension. There was not a single conversation about it between Adebayo and Chris this season?? She almost got put in a concentration camp trying to help Chris, and she just never mentions it? Then in the finale, she has to comfort Chris while HEâS upset???? Seriously not one character talks to him about it besides maybe Harcourt last ep, then she immediately drops it to have a romantic slow-mo motorcycle ride with him.
James Gunn completely failed in his commentary on racism (again) this season. That was evident in the fact that a lot of Peacemaker fans considered White Dragon to be a âgood guyâ or âredeemedâ. If Gunn wanted to show that itâs not enough to just say youâre ânot racistâ, but be actively anti-racist, then he needed to have people call out Chris for his biases. Chris spent weeks? months? traveling to a Nazi world and the POC around him never brought it up. James Gunn also should have had a character point out that yeah, Chrisâ other dimension dad died, but he was still a Nazi. He still was a âsuperheroâ upholding the status quo is his dimension rather than fighting against it with the Sons of Liberty. So he was a Nazi. That went over way too many fans heads.
James Gunn fills all his works with microagressions, homophobia, and misogyny. Iâm honestly mad heâs running the entire DCEU now. He needs more POC and women in the writers room.
emilia bicourt CONFIRMED
that was terrible? omg?
can there be an emilia harcourt show
emilia harcourt is not a feminist
if she had a normal childhood sheâd be a pick me girl
emilia harcourt is not a feminist
ive seen some people say that ned did not love cat as much, and saw her as a duty
Hi anon! Short answer, Ned loved Catelyn.
Sure, they did see each other as duties at first, given that they were arranged to marry each other, but they grew into something real. And not just fondness or mutual respect, I'm talking about actual, deep emotional intimacy. Ned is not one to wear his heart on his sleeve, but his love for Catelyn is all over the text.
So I am going to breakdown quote after quote from Ned's POV to show you the long answer:
This is tenderness. This is emotional intimacy. Ned doesnât just acknowledge her pain, he tries to soothe it before it even manifests physically. The kiss isnât romantic in a flashy way, itâs quiet, instinctive comfort. This is a man who knows his wifeâs pain and wants to ease it. The âthank youâ is heartfelt, not perfunctory. Heâs grateful to her, not because of duty, but because he respects her emotional strength and feels the depth of her pain. This isnât a man tolerating a wife out of obligation, this is a man grieving with her, comforting her, loving her.
He says âmy lady,â but not coldly... not like a title. He says it âin wonderment.â He is in awe of her. This is a reunion soaked in emotion. And notice: his first reaction isnât assertive. Itâs quiet, shocked affection. âWondermentâ implies that her love, her presence, is something that still moves him. And when he sees the raw red scars on her hands, heâs not stoic, heâs shaken, concerned, fumbling for words. This is not duty. This is love as emotional vulnerability.
This moment is rich with mutual love and fear. Catelyn clings to him, and Ned responds not with distance, but with a kiss. That kiss is not passion for passionâs sake. Itâs reassurance, a reply to her desperation. This is love in its raw, weathered form, not youthful infatuation, but deeper, earned, and reciprocated. Ned doesn't flinch from her scars, he moves toward her. The moment doesnât belong to obligation, it belongs to emotional safety and trust.
(This is from Catelyn's POV but it says a lot about Ned's actions towards his devotion and love for her so I felt the need to include it)
Now this moment right here isnât just about sex between a lord and a lady trying to conceive more heirs. The repetition, a thousand times before, suggests consistency, comfort, and a shared life. He hates the warmth of her room, yet he still goes there. Why? Because being with her matters more than his discomfort. That's not the behavior of a man going through the motions. Thatâs choice. Thatâs habitual, lived-in love. Theyâve built a life together, and even the most mundane details, sharing a bed, tolerating the heat, reveal that.
This is hope. Shared future. In the middle of the chaos in Kingâs Landing, surrounded by treachery and weighty responsibility, his thoughts go to creating a child with Catelyn. He doesnât just dream of children, he dreams of children with her. It's romantic in the most domestic and sincere way. And it speaks volumes about where his heart is even when heâs physically far from her.
This line hits like a hammer because he belongs with her. Thatâs not obligation. Thatâs identity. She is not an external figure in his life. She is part of what makes him him. In his mind, Winterfell isnât complete without Catelyn. This is how he defines home. He is incomplete without her.
The rage here is protective fury. It's not just about Littlefingerâs smugness, itâs about the implication that Catelyn could be disrespected. That her honor could be stained. Ned knows how much it means to her, and he will not tolerate anyone dragging it through the mud. He doesnât hesitateâhe reacts instantly, viscerally, with defensive love. This isnât cool indifference. Itâs ferocity born from devotion.
He speaks of longing for her. This is a man drowning in stress, isolation, and deception, and what does he want? Not power, not peace, not freedom. He wants Catelyn, in the most intimate and simple sense: to hold her. To sleep next to her. He calls her "his lady" not in formality, but in affection. And because it is the truth: she is his lady. Thatâs where his comfort lives: in her arms.
And of course, I would not forget of this devastating line. His thoughts of her arenât a passing note. Theyâre aching. And look: he calls her Cat. Thatâs not just a nickname, itâs a marker of intimacy. This is what makes it so painful. He misses her so badly that it hurts. The fear that heâll never see her again gnaws at him. This isnât a man bound by obligation. This is a man tormented by the absence of his beloved.
These quotes are not neutral. Theyâre overflowing with emotional complexity, intimacy, and clear, enduring love. The narrative doesnât present Ned and Catelyn as a mismatch, it presents them as a couple that grew into a deep, stable, emotionally rich, and earned love.
Now I donât know exactly what magic I did here. I just pulled lines straight from the books and explained them. Thatâs it. So to the people who still think Ned didnât love Catelyn? Maybe try actually reading the books.
nedding my cat this morning
Prompts:
Day 1 (Jan. 26): Daughter | Sister | Friend Day 2 (Jan. 27): Blood | Wolves | Ghosts Day 3 (Jan. 28): Detective | Civilian Life | Fear Toxin Day 4 (Jan. 29): Team-up | Crossover | Costume/Mantle Swap Day 5 (Jan. 30): Gotham | BlĂŒdhaven | Hong Kong Day 6 (Jan. 31): Food | Love | Home Day 7 (Feb. 1): Free Day | Batgirl (2024) | Fairy Tale
The prompts are here to be interpreted as strictly or as loosely as you like (or even discarded all together). There's no pressure to participate in everything for this eventâlet's just show some love for Cassandra Cain!
The rules for this event remain the same as last year; the most important thing is to tag your posts #CassCainWeek2026 to participate! Late submissions will be accepted until the end of February.
i think ab the scene where harcourt goes to the bar and gets the shit beat out of her so often.. i have nothing to say ab it cuz i havenât rewatched it since but omg .. sheâs so interesting and self loathing..
the girl-boyfriend ever
emilia learning how 2 braid leotaâs hair.. she is really good at it BTW. scarily good @ it. whenever leota compliments her on it or even says thank you, emilia starts bashing her head into the wall and scoffs at her
