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[dontdie]

all interactions on this blog unless otherwise specified take place in the actual timeline of the show from season two onwards   –  nathan knows about his immortality (etc) which means he’s way more reckless and cocky (as if that’s even possible) than he was in season one as he now knows, like, he literally cannot die. like, yeah, he’s not a fan of being outright murdered left and right (being impaled sucks: nathan being impaled count is currently 2x, very excited to up that count), but he’ll happily put himself in any situation no matter the risk because in the long run, it won’t actually matter. he could get up again right as rain the next morning after being torn up by a machete and go to his community service like nothing happened. he’s constantly pushing the boundaries of his immortality to see how far it will actually go and so he’s super careless about, just, everything. does his life matter to him? no! why would it when you’re immortal and ageless. nathan’s a massive arsehole because he can and he knows there’s no consequences for his actions (in his mind) apart from the physical pain of being killed.

TLDR: nathan’s a massive arsehole and he’s hardly careful about keeping his immortality a secret. thing is, if someone kills him, he can show up out of nowhere in their day to day lives when he’s come back to life and fuck with them, making them think they’re seeing his ghost, drive them so far round the bend that they’re repenting and turning their life to god in search of salvation for their murderous soul, just so they can stop seeing this curly haired dick everywhere. the storm was the best thing that could’ve happened to nathan. we love a reckless fucking idiot. i will however be ignoring him swapping his immortality for card tricks no matter how on brand that was for him <3

[destinycaught]

hi I propose this: two of raihan gym trainers are twins but… their aesthetic is based on this guy.

GIGGLES A WHOLE BUNCH.

[scullystudie-blog]

10.12.18 - 1/100 days of productivity

     fall break who ?  i have two cumulative quizzes next week in two different courses. rip me.

[speakill-blog1]

BOLD  WHAT  YOUR  MUSE  CAN  DO ! repost !    do  not  reblog !

bake a cake from scratch | ride a horse | drive a submarine | speak a second language | dance | catch a fish | play an instrument | throw a punch | build a deck | ice skate | unclog a drain | program a computer | change a flat tire | fire a gun | sew | juggle | play poker | paint | fly a kite | sculpt | write poetry | change a diaper | sing | shoot a bow and arrow | ride a bike | swim | sail a boat | do a back flip | play chess | give cpr | pitch a tent | flirt | stitch a wound | read palms | use chopsticks | write in cursive calligraphy | use an electric drill | braid hair | make a campfire | make a mixed drink | do sudoku puzzles | wrap a gift | give a good massage | jump-start a car | roll their tongue | do magic tricks | do yoga | tie a tie | skip a rock | shuffle a deck of cards | read morse code | pick a lock | fly a plane | train a dog/cat | fix a car | apologize | write a business letter | write in a second language | say the alphabet backwards | read music | cook complex meals | change oil | paint nails | draw | socialize | march | take apart a gun | drive a rig | operate a tank | climb a tree | rock climb | tie a cherry stem | basic first-aid | draw blood | put out a fire

tagged by:  @excommune tagging:  whomever wants to !!

[speakill-blog1]

LITERATURE QUIZZES: repost with your muse’s results for the following quizzes.

HOMERIC EPITHET:  You are Jude, great teller of tales. The Greek hero Odysseus had many epithets ascribed to him (others included “much-enduring,” “cunning,” and “man of twists and turns”), and this was one of them, so you’re in good company.

FATAL FLAW:  You’re blunt. You’re outspoken. Frankly, you’re kind of a jerk. But you get away with it because you’re usually right and also because you’re indispensable to the major plot. But honestly? It’s going to come back to haunt you. One of these days, you’re going to be TOO honest. You’re going to refuse to lie at a critical juncture, upholding your honorable caustic truthfulness, and you’re going to pay the ultimate price for it.

GREEK MYTHOLOGY DEATH:  Murdered by a Frisbee, essentially. The god Apollo is your lover in the nighttime, but the wind god, Zephyros, wants you for himself, because you’re just that much of a catch (no pun intended). One day while you and Apollo are throwing the discus back and forth (it’s ancient Greece, so this is just something that people do), you are struck by the oncoming discus and killed instantly. Plot twist! It was Zephyros who blew the discus off-course and caused your untimely and wholly unnecessary death, because I guess he comes from the “if I can’t have them, nobody can” school of dealing with his feelings.

LITERARY SETTING:  You got Juliet’s house in Verona! Not only is Verona one of the most beautiful places in Italy, it’s also the setting of one of the most iconic love stories of all time—perfect for a hopeless romantic like yourself. You can walk the old-fashioned cobblestone streets, eat your weight in deliciously photogenic gelato, and look out from your balcony at night, waiting for your lover to climb up the wooden trellis and profess their undying affection. Just don’t get caught up in any ancient grudges/new mutinies—for your sake, and for the sake of students in English classes for centuries to come.

TAGGED BY:  @dustangel sorta TAGGING:  anyone who wants to!!

[speakill-blog1]

jude wrote and published three novels before who killed the killens. all three were crime fiction and part of a loosely interconnected series set in new york city. the novels were independent stories, but the main characters from one book cameoed in others. they sold pretty well and the third of the series made it low on the amazon bestsellers list, but they were still generally super under the radar. after who killed the killens was published there was a surge in sales of his first three books, too, and universal currently holds the rights to a movie adaptation of his first book.

[felixsgf-remade]

u evr just think abt how ioi is. gone and start sobbing??