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Oh how I wish SPN will give Cas a (temporary) new hunting partner and they happen to work the same case as Sam and Dean, and Dean gets consumed by jealousy
Bonus points if Cas keeps pointing out how good/kind/not-like-Dean the partner is
Extra bonus points if the partner actually IS a lot like Dean
Basically I just want all the romance tropes please and thank you
Me, a highschool student: “When is Prom anyway?”
My peers: “Oh it’s April 27th.”
My mind:
OHHHHH HECK NAH
PEACE THE HECK OUT YALL
MY GRANDPA WANTED TO BE AN ARTIST
BUT HE HAD 7 KIDS AND A WIFE TO FEED SO HE ENDED UP OWNING A GROCERY STORE AFTER SERVING IN WW2
TODAY MY DAD WAS CLEANING THE HOUSE AND FOUND SOME PENCIL DRAWINGS THAT MY GRANDPA DID AND ASKED IF I WANTED TO HAVE THEM AND I
CAN WE JUST LOOK AT THIS
MY BAD WEBCAM PICTURES DON’T EVEN DO THEM JUSTICE LIKE LOOK AT THESE
MY GRANDPA NEVER BECAME A FAMOUS ARTIST
BUT I WANT TO MAKE HIM KNOWN
SPREAD
in honor of every artist out there, please enjoy these masterpieces
What was your granddad’s name? These are masterpieces!
reblog if u hope he ends 2019 happy alive and married to pepper potts
Sad sad angel.
HE LOOKS SO BROKEN HE’S PROBABLY THINKING ABOUT PETER AND PEPPER UGH FUCK
I’m sure Jeffery Dean Morgan is an amazing actor but JOHN WINCHESTER STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM MY BOYS
Also I hope we get protective Cas
A big, no strings-attached win.
Gif: @naruhearts
But who was Dean’s big win?
Castiel.
Now.
Keep in mind “no-strings attached”.
Too attached to you.
All of you.
Gif: @tinkdw
And who was the common factor in both scenes?
Sam is angry in the first gif and do you know why?
Because he’s remembering.
Because he knows too.
The best duo ;___;
Please use platonic tags. Thank you in advance.
You know i just reblogged this but im reblogging again to say i keep looking at baby jesus with the lighter and cackling madly because i love this so much
happy halloween! here is a ghost duet
I love this so much. I always play it when it comes on
how cute
I love Queen because half of their songs are mind-blowing pieces about life and death and love and humanity’s inability to live together without destroying ourselves, and the other half are like “I love my bike”
actually there’s a third kind and it’s called “I’m Freddie Mercury And There’s Nothing You Can Do To Stop Me”
Messed Up Things in Infinity War I #1 [SPOILERS]
The movie driving home how young and vulnerable Peter was. Peter being so scared of dying that he couldn’t even say the words ‘I don’t want to die’, instead, repeating the words ‘I don’t want to go. I don’t want to go. I don’t want go’ brokenly.
OH SHIT. I didn’t even think about this.
so I actually did a lot of research into how children with terminal illnesses react/how parents and caregivers should comfort them for a fic a couple of months ago, and this post made me see a lot of connections between that research and Peter’s reactions in That Scene. and, because I hate myself and everyone else, I thought I’d share that with all of you.
from this perspective, let’s analyze Peter’s dialogue in That Scene:
“Mister Stark? I don’t feel so good.”
children are like adults in the sense that, depending on their personality, they will either withdraw from their loved ones or become very clingy and attached as they near death. to me, Peter has always come across as the clingy type. in this moment, he is naturally reaching out for a trusted adult: Tony.
“I don’t… I don’t know what’s happening. I don’t know what’s-”
I can’t imagine that Peter, who is a literal genius, hasn’t actually understood what’s happening to him at this point. he’s just seen multiple people dissolve around him. his spidey senses must be supplying him with the knowledge of an imminent threat on his life. I’m, like, 80% sure he’s already connected the dots by the time he says this. he doesn’t say it because he’s actually confused, but because he’s looking for reassurance. you have to take into account Peter’s borderline unhealthy hero worship for Tony to fully understand these lines, too. Peter’s realized he’s about to die, but that doesn’t fit into his worldview because he’s so freaking young, so he looks to Tony, his idol, to give him a better explanation.
“I don’t wanna go. I don’t wanna go. Sir, please. Please. I don’t wanna go. I don’t wanna go.”
something that popped up continuously during my research was that children will try to ask questions about death through roundabout ways.
for example: children will often ask about their upcoming death by asking about a deceased loved one instead. a kid might say “where did grandma go?” rather than straight up saying “what’s going to happen to me when I die?” it’s part of the whole fear of death thing. if you don’t acknowledge it, it isn’t true.
here’s the moment where Peter starts to distance himself from the concept of death. he’s pleading, but in a roundabout way. in the entire course of the scene, he never actually talks about life or death. he doesn’t say “I don’t wanna die.” he says “I don’t wanna go.” it’s a really classic thing for a kid to do in this situation. he’s trying to create euphemisms to mask a more unpleasant truth. there’s a reason kids tend to say things like “went away,” “passed on,” “went to heaven,” or even more crude things like “kicked it,” or “bought the farm.” it’s a lot easier to talk about death when you aren’t actually talking about death.
“I’m sorry.”
fun fact that isn’t fun at all: a lot of terminally ill kids actually go through a shit ton of guilt over leaving their parents. a lot of kids are actually more distressed by their parent’s distress than the fact that they’re literally about to die. there’s been a lot of discussion in the fandom over exactly what Peter’s apologizing for here, but I really believe it’s that he’s straight up apologizing for dying. we don’t actually see Tony’s face from the moment Peter stumbles into his arms until right after Peter fades away, but I image that he looks pretty freaking wrecked. acting under the assumption that Peter and Tony have grown closer since Homecoming, Peter can almost certainly tell that his death is going to tear Tony apart. so, in his final moments, Peter apologizes for that. his last emotion is guilt.
Peter Parker is so young. he’s only 16/17 in Infinity War. that’s literally the peak age where you’re the most terrified of death. it’s instinctual. the youth has to be petrified of dying because if they’re not, the next generation won’t actually grow old enough to reproduce.
and i genuinely think all of that explains why Peter’s death hurts the most. because of his spidey senses and his advanced healing, he has time to panic and realize what’s about to happen to him. and because he’s just a baby, he’s the worst character for that to happen to. almost everyone else is confused and a few, like Wanda, are accepting, but Peter is scared. Peter fights. which makes sense, of course. he’s the youngest. emotionally, logically, and instinctually, he has the most to lose.
for Tony, and for the audience, there is a visceral reaction to watching Peter reel against the fade. because we don’t like death, but we take comfort in the concept of our loved ones “dying peacefully.” when my parents put down my childhood cat, one of the first things they told me was that he “went quietly.” and you know what? it helped. my barn recently lost two older horses in the course of a few weeks. one we had to euthanize and the other we found in his pasture, already dead. everyone agreed that the former was a lot easier to process because we knew he didn’t suffer. we ensured it. but for the latter, however, we’ll never really know if he died quickly or if he was in pain. and that’s upsetting.
humans take comfort in the concept of a peaceful, dignified death. but Peter doesn’t get that. he gets torn out of the world kicking, screaming, and very, very afraid. there isn’t anything peaceful or dignified about it.
and that hurts.
(P.S. if all of this didn’t mess you up you enough, something else I found during my research was that grief is actually helped a ton by viewing the body after death. it’s actually suggested for parents to allow siblings of a terminally ill child the opportunity to spend some time with the body after their sibling has passed. i know it sounds kinda morbid, but it helps start the grieving process if you can mourn over something solid.
but Peter’s body disintegrated. Tony doesn’t have a body to grieve over.)
*walks around my house looking for scissors while making a scissor motion with my fingers*
