#c thoughts

[pls-just-call-me-c]

I'M CRAZY ABOUT THE FACT THAT AT THIS POINT IN THE STORYBOARD ABADDON HAS A DIFFERENT EXPRESSION ON HIS FACE WHEN HE SEEES ESTHER'S TEARS.

It breaks my heart 💔

[honey-and-flies]

as kids, whenever copia got mad at perpetua, he would tell him he’s adopted. and since pet looks nothing like his twin brother, he would believe him and start crying, having always felt like the misfit. cue guilt-ridden copia patting him on the back, trying to convince him it was just a mean joke, but pet doesn’t believe him. then the next time he gets mad, copia says “i was lying to make you feel better! you ARE adopted!” and pet bursts into tears again

[angryturtledragon]

All I’m saying is that for the next Jurassic Park I expect a floppy ear dinosaur

[unhingemyneurons]

yoooo does it rub anyone else the wrong way that the moment we find out that a person is shitty or has done bad things, many people’s first instinct is to insult the way they look or pick apart their physical features. I understand that impulse but at the same time it reinforces the idea that pretty=good and ugly=bad/evil and literally has no bearing on their actions. If someone is a shit person, ridicule them for their conduct, dudes. Not their looks,,,,,

[nonsensicalblogging]

So gidle whole concept is gentrification and a little cultural appropriation to round it out I see

[pls-just-call-me-c]

Maybe it was just my imagination... IDK

Second picture: "Ivan the Terrible and his son Ivan" (1581)

[pls-just-call-me-c]

Haha, imagine Esther throwing a bone and saying to Abaddon, "Fetch!" And he runs on all fours to get the bone. 😭😭😭