not even in my first kill era

siobhan roy enthusiast and apologist, currently plurbin full time

[milktea-grn]

through the years

[1: the old house]

[2: this is my brother and i need a shovel to love him]

[3: fly fishing, montana]

[4: everything eats and is eaten (time is fed)]

[5: time is fed, pt.2]

[6: “i’m tired. aren’t you tired?”]

[7: shiv & roman 09/23/10]

[8: rooftop drinks, 2012]

[hello-intemet]

phyuri moment

[elysionarts]

Helena Eagan and Natalie Kalen, 2008.

aka Natlena before the Horrors. I like to believe they were close school friends and then drifted apart as they grew older because of the cult.

Bonus: Polaroid with no annotations + no background/effects + raw colour version

And then close up of her eyes because I’m proud of them:

[bitchthefuck1]

If you trapped these two in a room together they'd develop an entirely new english dialect in less than a week

[csswingandeasy]

I humbly proffer:

[ot3]

if there was a well-written well-directed well-acted show about a closeted gay man whose husband died tragically and suddenly during an apocalyptic event who then had to deal with going insane from grief and loneliness while a genderbent version of the sexy female love interest from his het romance novel tried to seduce him about it, people would be posting about it with such fervor and volume that you couldn't avoid it even if you wanted to. but since it's about women instead... since it's about women instead....

[amazingeurus]

scary old women🫣

[someofmyteeth]

rhea seehorn obsession got me watching the newer monster high series

[all-things-ghostly]

I act like such a whore whenever I see Rhea Seehorn arm muscles give me more Carol Sturka in her tank top please and thank you

[carolsturka]

now that i started thinking about it i cant help but thinking that carol is literally fighting for the right to grieve the love of her life. like that’s fucking crazy. this entity that she tried bringing into her house and living with has all her wife’s cherished memories and thoughts, while carol is just trying to understand how it feels living without the person who made living possible for the last 25+ years. and i think that’s pretty much the endgame of pluribus so far. that the worst thing can happen to you but there will be someone out there who believes you and will learn to love you. and he is colombian

[farmgf]

soooo obsessed with this 2025 in film & tv edit

[multibodied]

Finally I found someone talking about pluribus in a way that is actually nuanced and respectful to the theme of the story.

[rottingjam]

the themes about reclaiming one’s body are gonna go sooo hard when zosia is un-plurbed

[bebemoon]

ask your doctor if the "sharp objects" (2018) television miniseries based on the 2006 southern gothic psychological thriller of the same name by gillian flynn is right for you

[whenfatecollides]

Rhea Seehorn talking about playing Carol Sturka, a lesbian, and how she approached it 🫶

[officialkendallroy]

how i watched kendall roy saying good morning. i have an announcement to make about the wrongdoings at waystar royco in advance of the upcoming shareholder meeting. i have been asked to explain my role in the managing of illegality at the firm and associated coverups. and it has been suggested i would be a suitable figure to absorb the anger and concern. but the truth is my father is a malignant presence, a bully, and a liar and he was fully personally aware of these events for many years and made efforts to hide and cover up. he had a twisted sense of loyalty to bad actors like lester mcclintock and a disregard for the safety of migrant workers, non-union and union workers and for vulnerable performers and guests. my father keeps a watchful eye over every inch of his whole empire, and the notion that he would have allowed millions of dollars in settlements and compensations to be paid without his explicit approval is utterly fanciful. i have with me, today, copies of records that show his personal sign off. how much those of us who executed his wishes bear responsibility is for another day. but i think this is the day his reign ends. i'll be providing documents and can answer any questions you may have in the coming days. thank you very much.

[whenfatecollides]

wow <3

[birdplushie]

what i love about carol in relation to this particular story is that she's struggling with a lot of things one might say her life would be objectively better without (grief, trauma, depression, alcoholism, etc), and when she's presented with what is ostensibly a "cure" to all of this, something that to another character like her might have been everything they ever wanted, she says fuck that. i would rather suffer for the rest of my life than ever again feel like i'm being "fixed" (and also: my grief is important to me because it is all i have left of my wife and you will not fucking take that away from me too)