La Noyée

[romanceslasher]

BTSWEEK: #worldwidehandsome

[iwouldservehim]

[emmalupine]

i love these girls but the color comboooo, is the bane of my existence!!

edit: i changed my mind … tumblr’s image quality is worse. why is it so blurry

[pcerise]

Besides, us off colors stick together.

[shima-spoon-deactivated20181022]

farm boy, saviour, master

[yoongichii-deactivated20210121]

meet jay

[medea-azyungele]

when you’re in your twenties and start to realise how young the protagonists of the novels you read are: 

[yoongichii-deactivated20210121]

cuties ♡

[msjessicaday]

[doona-baes]

#to those tv shows you can’t quit

[memekingarthur]

been binging clone wars while i work and truly it is legendary

[iboh]

the cutest moment in television history

[ultrastimpaks]

the third one from the left reblog if u agree

[shesnake]

“Someone asked me before ‘What makes a costume iconic?’ It’s really only partly the costume designer. It’s really about Keira wearing it, at that moment, looking the way she does. The way that it’s framed. How Joe uses it. How it fits in the story. All those things make it something… It’s made to be at that moment in the movie, and its greatness comes from all those elements at the same time. I didn’t know it would be so good, you can’t know!” — Jacqueline Durran, costume designer for Atonement (2007).

[canarysprout]

I don’t know who you are or where you came from, but from now on you’ll do as I tell you, okay? 

[agentsokka]

“Countless others have come before you, seeking weapons or weaknesses or battle strategies!”

[mystery-ink]

this is one of the truly brilliant things about this show. while most kids’ shows will have good vs evil conflict, atla has a war. a real war, between people, with all the moral greyness and points of view made clear. the fire nation isn’t evil: it’s a repressed country under the strict control of its ruler. we’re shown how history is altered and propaganda is taught as fact, so the people grow up moulded to hate all other nations.

and then we get lines like this, which make us stop and think wait, is what the other nations are doing really right? after all, Ba Sing Se was supposed to be a haven, but turned out to be repressive and full of lies.

in this case we know that Aang is justified, and we trust him to do what’s right because he has such high moral standards. then we get to the finale and all that is challenged again.

it’s just a brilliant show guise.

[missing-wall-e]

this show’s fucking flawless, okay? i just have so much love for atla 

[bangtan]