#elliot hellman

[missvampiresydney]

A Dream can be real. A experience of life.

Warning : I am French and I have trouble writing in English. Please let me know if you didn't understand what I wrote.

Hello, I'm a simple girl, and I'm going to tell you a story.

One evening, I dreamed that a man was suffering : this man was making a mess in a street, it was dark and it was during the flea market. He was cutting big slices of cheese with a tool and he was going crazy in the streets. He was running in all directions. That man... was Ezra Miller. The dream does not end here. In another place, Ezra was running around in a garden, it was raining, they were soaked, and I was inside a house. I saw them through a window. I walked out of the house, and I was rushing towards them to hug them and reassure them. I believed it was real. When I woke up in the morning, i was uneasy. And then I looked on my Twitter page to see the news of the day. And I saw… that a man had been arrested by the police in Hawaii for misbehavior and assault during the night. And it was Ezra Miller.

On day, someone once said to me : "The future is already written. Everything is here. And the proof are the premonitory dreams”. This challenges my whole ideology. Because I am an existentialist. I think that humans are masters of their destiny and are defined by their choices. But if the future was already thinking ? And if everything was written from the beginning ? Are we doom, or not ?

Dreams are a mystery. Dreams are powerful. They most often reflect our fears, our anxieties, our disillusions. And the barrier between dream and reality is thin.

In any case, I hope with all my heart that Ezra Miller will receive help and that they will start living happy days again. I want them to be remembered as a loving, funny, kind persons… but with problems. We all have problems. I want them to be remembered for his roles in movies. Elliot Hellman. Kevin Khatchadourian. Patrick. Barry Allen / The Flash. Credence Barebone / Aurelius Dumbledore.

I love you Ezra. Take care of yourself.

[cla-u-strophobic]

Lynn: Are you even aware of it when it’s happening?

Ellliot: Um, yeah. But it’s like this switch gets flipped and something snaps inside of me.

Lynn: But where does it come from? Because your reactions to things are so extreme, it’s just not normal.

Elliot: It’s just like, the moment I get here, I’m forced to lie. Lie about being in fucking Sweden and, you know, hide the fact that I have fucking issues. I can’t escape.

Lynn: I know…

Eliot: Like they only see you in these stages. You know, these intermittent stages of your life. Which is usually embarrassing, because growing up fucking sucks.

— Another Happy Day (2011)

[ezramiller-theflash]

[desvvelado]

Lynn: Are you even aware of it when it's happening? Elliot: Um, yeah. But it's like this switch gets flipped, and something snaps inside of me. Lynn: But where does it come from? Because your reactions to things, are so extreme, it's just not normal. Eliot: It's just like, the moment I get here, I'm forced to lie. Lie about being in fucking Sweden, and you know, hide the fact that I have fucking issues. I can't escape. Lynn: I know... Eliot: Like, they only see you in these stages. You know, these intermittent stages of your life. Which is usually embarrassing, because growing up fucking sucks.

Another Happy Day (2011)

[mxrgasm]

[therationaladdiction]

The only conclusion I've been able to come to is that death is actually a more unifying force within family than love. That's a mind blowing concept... I mean, I know it sounds kind of cynical but- I mean, take 9/11 for instance. I know I was young when it happened but, honestly, when I think about about it, it may have been the only time in my entire life that I ever really, truly, felt connected to every single member of my family. Like some strange, intangible nexus just unveiled itself for a moment. I know it's still there...I guess I just think it's weird that it takes tragedy to bring it out.

Elliot Hellman- Another Happy Day

[nemesisdilone]

Death is actually a more unifying force within family than love. And that’s a mind-blowing concept.

Ezra Miller as Elliot Hellman in the move Another Happy Day