Raw 2016
Julia Ducournau
The Bowery Presents
KIROKAZE

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macklin celebrini has autism
occasionally subtle
$LAYYYTER
One Nice Bug Per Day

ellievsbear
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
EXPECTATIONS
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

blake kathryn

Love Begins

titsay

Product Placement
Cosmic Funnies
trying on a metaphor
NASA

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@qu4kerider
Raw 2016
Julia Ducournau
Ned lives. Catelyn gets her worst nightmare.
"Wherever she goes, death follows" but it's in the context of Robbie always following her around
they really thought they could give me live action zeb to distract me from the fact absolutely NOTHING happens in the mandalorian and grogu. it might have worked if i’d gotten live action kallus as well to have a sloppy kalluzeb make out session on screen but alas
I have an agenda to start.
they’re so delightful to draw
Daredevil x Hadestown
actually, you know what?? yeah
Gendry making Arya smile.
Her little smile.
Arya flirting with Gendry and then twirling back to look at him as she leaves.
[insp.]
came to find myself, but found my father instead
“I first saw the girl at the Hob when she was just a baby. Burdock was so proud of her, he toted her around everywhere. After he died in that explosion, she started coming alone, trading the odd squirrel or rabbit. Tough and smart, her hair in two braids then, reminding me for all the world of Louella McCoy, my sweetheart of old.”
We'd live longer with two of us. I guess you just proved that.
JAMES GAISFORD as HAYMITCH ABERNATHY & STEFANIA BARR as MAYSILEE DONNER The Second Quarter Quell (2011), directed by John Lyde