#also propaganda

[hr-nm-grnd-zr]

"It was this free-will thing, of course. It was a bugger.

Aziraphale had tried to explain it to him once. The whole point, he'd said - (...) - the whole point was that when a human was good or bad it was because they wanted to be. Whereas people like Crowley and, of course, himself, were set in their ways right from the start."

- Good Omens, page 38

"Of course you'd say no to hell. You're the bad guys!"

- Good Omens, S2E6

[im-still-a-robot]

Arctic empire rip offs

[neutrallyobsessed]

A collection of comic exclusive characters cause- yo Dostoievski made it to the cartoon? can you believe it???

[trekkele]

I just realized- the playwright advertised that he spoke to multiple sources, gathering information from across the kingdoms right? But most people have only seen the Gaang, and Zuko chasing them, never the two together. But you know who has? And who’s teased Katara and Zuko about being together before?

Anyways, June is the one who told the Ember Island Players that Zuko and Katara had a thing

[daltonvmarini]

So I saw American Sniper tonight, and I just have to say that I didn't enjoy it. The whole time, I couldn't feel sorry for him because he stated it himself, that he was just doing his job. There was only one instance where there was any compassion shown to the Iraqis portrayed and I think it was by mistake; There was a scene in which the rival sniper Mustafa is at his home, and his wife and child are there with him. That was the only humanity shown in the entire movie, everyone else was shown as evil and called savages.