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[a--z--u--l]

Este “todo pasará” se me está haciendo larguísimo.

[flowersoftheabysss]

Wels!

hermit a may day twenty seven! todays fic is set in the same au as impulse and hypnos days. @hermitadaymay

https://archiveofourown.org/works/65963347

[prettysureimlost]

god bless that one middle aged lady at work who refuses to just chill out a bit

[clutzicone-dts]

HE FUCKIN FAKED HIS DEATH

[epicrates-cenchria]

I know we're all obsessed with the "If you loved me, you wouldn't have missed" line, and rightly so. It's raw as hell. But I don't think we talk about the chess scene it occurs in nearly enough. The scene itself is incredible. If you can't remember/haven't rewatched Goncharov recently, the scene goeth thusly (some spoilers for the end of Goncharov (1973)):

Katya and Goncharov have just finished dinner with Andrey, Sofia, & Co., and they begin getting comfortable in their bedroom (note: Katya puts on a black nightgown with white lilies on it, Goncharov takes off his dinner jacket and vest. This will be somewhat important). There is a balcony outside their room and, Katya goes first, they both go outside to play chess on the table there. It's a very fancy chess set made of quartz and onyx, from what I could tell. Katya sits on the side with the black pieces, and Goncharov sits opposite her. They begin to play, and their moves are mostly shot from overhead. Now, when they're shown from above, their clothes are the opposite of what they are usually. This is one of the only times Katya is in black and Goncharov is in white. This, I think, is essentially an allusion to their futures. Katya will attend a funeral in all black while Goncharov will die (usually a fade-to-white moment in film). The chess game itself has Goncharov winning most of the time, but ultimately, Katya wins the chess match. However, she loses all her pieces in the process. This is, as we all know, ✨ symbolism ✨. Time catches up to Goncharov in the end, but he reconciles his relationship with Andrey (even though it leads to his death, he does get closure). Katya, on the other hand, while she lives, doesn't end up with Sofia, loses Goncharov, and has to flee once again. She stays alive but loses everything, while Goncharov dies at peace. Katya wins as the only piece standing; Goncharov loses, but his knight and king are still on the board.

[edwin-paynes-bowtie]

The acting in OFMD s1 was good, but it's STUNNING in s2. Especially from both of our leading gentlemen. This show is so lovely. I'm so excited for the rest of the season.

[eileenbr]

So here are some ss I took today bc look at them 🥺

*I don't know why they loook kind of blurred but when you click on them, they actually look good*

[timesquare30]

Somos un desastre bonito, me gusta como suena, me gusta lo que somos, me gusta cuando tenemos platicas existenciales o cuando nos ponemos en modo ternura o cuando estamos excitadas y después de los besos ya no podemos parar...