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to "call her step-mother" with zero warning
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Blank the Series really went straight from from "call me Daddy"
to "call her step-mother" with zero warning
VILLANEVE // CLEXA
[2016 // 2022] -> 3x07 // 4x08
killing eve fandom this sunday
Even though there might be another episode this weekend that still won’t take away the trauma that a lot of young queer people went through this last week.
Just saying.
me, a veteran of the clexa fandom:
there she is, the love of my life
So short summary of my thoughts on this whole Killing Eve debacle.
First of all, I don’t think straight people (specifically writers) understand that watching a “darker themed show” is a completely different experience for queer people when queer characters are involved.
I love dark shows, as a criminologist I’m intrigued by them but I did not watch season 4 of Killing Eve (my favorite show) because I knew I had to protect myself.
You see, straight people can watch a dark themed show and balance that out with other straight media they identify with. Queer people do not have that same luxury of choice. I have only ever felt represented by three to four characters and guess what, they all died (Orphan Black is the only exception to this).
And it’s not that I’m angry that one of them died, I accept that risk in watching these type of shows but just knowing that the original story DID have a happy ending and they still refused to give it to us, is just mind blowing and enraging to me. I wasn’t planning on even commenting on this, after 15 years on this app it just felt like the same old recycled conversation, but I saw some interview snippets of the head- writer completely belittling the fanbase and I just wanted to say that the new generation of queers deserve to not condition themselves to prepare for baiting, sorrow, disappointment, death and disrespect. You deserve so much better and are completely justified in your feelings & response to this final, no matter what the writers’ say.
I just, love you all and I hope your hearts recover soon. Xo
There's an alternative ending for Killing Eve
this is it this is the mood
love when a show hands me a seemingly normal protagonist who becomes a little more morally grey and a lot less heterosexual as the story progresses and then sprinkles in lies, murder, manipulation and yearning
Dani and Jamie in THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR (2020)
Ammonite (2020)
I don’t want to go back to the life I had before you.
Inspired by “25 Lives” poem by Tongari.
Because Clarke and Lexa are soulmates and no one can tell me otherwise.
I will always reblog this with a vengeance!
literally all tv shows should be limited series. figure out what ur doing and where ur going and pitch that i dont ever want to see a 5+ season show ever again
I'm all for academic integrity and accurate citing until I change the access date in the footnote to make my professors think I didn't procrastinate