Prime, baby!

getcha getcha, getcha head in the game

[aq2003]

grabbed all of the ebook versions of the folger shakespeare library's annotated versions of shakespeare's plays (+sonnets and poems) and put them all in one place in case anyone is interested

[fawnilu]

:-(💔

[ur-daily-inspiration]

lifeonthe_ranch_

[imissthembutitwasntadisaster]

Being 21 is just like I should go to university I should become a lighthouse keeper I love my friends so much I don't want to speak to any of my friends ever again I miss home I miss home when I am home I should become a world famous journalist I should make tea I should quit my job I should get a job I should host a party I should lock myself away in my room and never speak to anyone I should become classically educated I should watch more TV I should become a detective I should do the fucking laundry again.

[imissthembutitwasntadisaster]

Bless my mother I essentially told her thing and she said the question is what does success mean to you? And I said to me success is being the kind of person with a complex enough past who's done enough things to be fascinating at social events. And she said that is a valid version of success and you're allowed to do that you don't have to tie yourself down to one thing for your whole life.

[lightshiningforth]

One thing that bothers me about Discovery is that it takes the grimmest possible view of Vulcan culture in general and Spock's family in particular, in ways that I don't think are justified by prior Star Trek series.

On the one hand, I think there's absolutely room in the Star Trek canon to portray a flawed, xenophobic Vulcan society. It's right there in front of you, starting in the original series. We all know that Spock grew up being bullied for being half human and not Vulcan enough. Dr. Miranda Jones is a human who studied on Vulcan and also has a complex about not being Vulcan enough (S3.E5 "Is there in Truth No Beauty?"). The inherent hypocrisy of Vulcans proclaiming that they value "infinite diversity in infinite combinations" while treating atypical members of their society poorly is absolutely worth exploring.

On the other hand, Discovery takes the portrayal of Vulcan callousness to the absolute extreme. Why on earth would Michael and her Vulcan classmates be contained in isolated orbs at school, practicing rapid-fire rote memorization? Vulcans aren't just computers who spit out facts and figures; that's a stereotype other species apply to them. Vulcans like to philosophize, to debate. Vulcans sincerely value the arts, music in particular. Spock even refers to dances that young Vulcans are taught in preschool (S3.E14 "Whom Gods Destroy"). None of those things are compatible with an education style that keeps kids isolated and interacting with no one, neither peers nor teachers.

Further, I don't for a second believe that Sarek would squash and deny Spock and Amanda their humanity. Yes, he has a complex about it and insists consistently that Spock is a Vulcan and must be treated as a Vulcan and yadda yadda yadda. BUT. Though he and Amanda choose to raise Spock on Vulcan ideals, Sarek is someone who clearly values human ways. He likes when Amanda and Perrin show him their human affection. He values human music, and is moved by it! And Spock, whose education was heavily influenced by Sarek, is fully versed in human history and literature. Often more so than the full, raised-on-Earth humans he serves with. He has read Byron and Shakespeare. He has detailed knowledge of wars, of governments, of even niche gunfights in the ancient American frontier (S3.E6 "Spectre of the Gun"). Sarek also relies without question on Spock's human friends to save his son's life, entrusting them with the most intimate of Vulcan rituals after assuming that Spock had already done the same. And their big father-son conflict? Sarek wants his son, of whom he is very proud, to contribute his talents to Vulcan society via the Vulcan Science Academy and stay close to home rather than going off into space and joining an organization with more military power than Sarek approves of. That's it.

All that is to say, there's no damn way that Sarek would "forbid" Amanda from exposing Spock to human literature and ideas. She would have read Alice in Wonderland to both her kids and he would have pretended not to be interested from another room while secretly being gripped by the story.

[sluttyhenley]

Far from the Madding Crowd + letterboxd reviews ↳ insp + insp

[hushmirrorball13]

me when taylor swift sings a surprise song I like without me there (I like all her songs)

[curatorofthisdigitalmorass]

[medievalthymes]

why don’t you look at some pictures of snoopy and maybe you’ll calm down

[medievalthymes]

daily dose of snoopy

[medievalthymes]

bonus snoopy for today because i feel like we need it rn

[graycatatelier]

IN THE GARDEN by Gray Cat Atelier

prints | originals

[absolute-chaos-skykid]

EVERYONE!!!

See these little guys up there?

Here's the music sheet for "Mary had a little lamb"

(Make sure you have the 1-8 keys enabled!)

3-2-1-2-3-3-3 (mary had a lit-tle lamb)

2-2-2 (lit-tle lamb)

3-5-5 (lit-tle lamb!)

3-2-1-2-3-3-3 (mary had a lit-tle lamb)

3-2-2-3-2-1 (its fleece was white as snow)

Note: This works for any instrument in sky with over 1-8 keys!!

I can make a tutorial on how to do this, but I need to update my phone and I have like 3% space left-

[passionpeachy-deactivated202312]

ghost of the valley

sticker design based on my sis telling me my favorite flower (lily of the valleys) look like ghosts

[kaijuno]

[assiraphales]

I will honestly never forgive y’all for going crazy over kylo ren. like u literally had poe and finn and u chose kylo. that’s like saying u would fuck jar jar binks over anakin or obi. rip to ur taste in men but I am different

[dankmemeuniversity]

[helium-stims]

source

[animatedtext]

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