#dig deeper

[sigilmint]

hating Romeo and Juliet is fine if you had a shitty English teacher and didn't care about school at the time or whatever but if it's been many years since then... I'm giving you permission to let go of that opinion. the problem in Romeo and Juliet isn't the young love story, it's the stupid family rivalry that gets both heirs killed. that's what it's about. it's about closed mindedness and pettiness leading to tragic consequences. these adults hated each other so much, were so determined to hate each other, that they let their children die over it. the love story is romantic and dramatic, but hating the play because 'some dumb teens die bc they think they're in love' isn't it. they are in love. teens can be in love and it can feel like the most important thing in the world. and they shouldn't have to die bc of their families' bullshit.

[beccawise7]

"The beauty of human connection defies logic, tradition, and our inherent beliefs. It drives our need for passion, touch, and understanding from those who see us as we are, not as we pretend to be."

~beccawise7💜🖤('23)

[poetpony69]

Me when someone says it isn’t that deep

[mymidwestheart]

👆

[trinalwilliams]

Feedback

Deep breath

I go undercover

Reaching my roots

Deep into mother

I step into your work

Finding your ground

Reaching your sound

Connecting........

You're not alone

The wise tree......

That sees

tIw

[mrsmoothbrutha-blog]

Shaun T

[amber-jinx]

Rachel Amber might just be a well-masked Max Caufield 🎭...

Ever think about how Rachel is actually like Max on the inside (Appreciation of art, getting attracted to and preyed on by Jefferson... sounds farmiliar ?), but instead of using time-travel to fix things, she uses her skill of blending in & masking herself?

Since we don't see Rachel's inner thoughts like we do w Max & Chloe, stuff like victim blaming and demonization occur.

People see what they want to see 🦌. When we only see people's actions on the surface level, it's easy for us to call it "manipulative" or another. Add a hate tag, then wave it off.

Dig deeper!

After reading an indepth analysis on Rachel, damn was she even more complex. Poor girl cared TOO MUCH, an opposite of "toxic" and "manipulative" many simply took her to be.

This girl is one of the most complex video game characters in history. She is insecure, she wants things to go well for everyone, she grew desperate for an escape, she took the shortcut of a well-known teacher called Jefferson... She is stretched too thin and unable to let go of the expectations set on her by everyone in that town.. until her death. And what did she do beyond her grave? She went out of her way to save her favourite person, Chloe, by guiding her and Max to the lighthouse, where it's safe. She definitely wouldn't have gone that far if she just wanted her body found without caring deeply about Chloe.

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Still think she was toxic and manipulative?

Read this and argue otherwise.

Ps: a typo, "an" in the pic, owell it shows how emotional I was 🥲

[wibble-wobbegong]

i am a normal boy who experiences normal feelings when i see how people don’t understand mike . its Okay and its a Show everything is quite dandy