#fundamentally

[artbyblastweave]

It really is interesting to me how Mr. House's portrayal in S2E1 of Fallout is riding an incredibly narrow line between being completely out of character with his portrayal in the game and entirely aligned with his portrayal in the game. Schrodinger's character assassination

[dostoyevsky-official]

the world is divided into bob dylans and leonard cohens in so many ways

[twolegsandbleeds]

this gif genuinely turns me on in a way I can't explain it's almost painful. it's a visceral response.

(gif posted by @/littlefairybrooke originally I believe)

[itsonlypolite]

Had a bad day, drew Fae in her court outfit

[prince-liest]

Helluva Boss 11: Mastermind

This episode did such a great job of hammering home precisely how many shits literally anybody in the upper echelons of hell gives about imps, which is to say, exactly none. Blitz said it himself: Satan was literally never going to listen to them. It doesn't matter if they had legal means to do business via the crystal that Stolas made sure to give Blitz for precisely that purpose. Even Stolas didn't bother bringing it up in the trial when he intervened, because from the moment Andrealphus turned this into a thing, it only mattered that a goetia decided he's gonna make some drama about IMP, and killing a bunch of nobodies lets everyone break for lunch sooner than taking 30 seconds to actually listen to their side of the story.

The only person who actually spoke up in the name of justice and finding out what actually happened was Vassago, who wanted to hear Stolas's side of the story. Even the people who spoke up explicitly on behalf of Blitz (Asmodius and Beelzebub) cited, "Hey, I know that guy! He's pretty neat." as their argument because their personal opinion and enjoyment of his presence is what matters, not any kind of fairness or justice.

And then they were immediately given shit for giving a shit because they were dating the lower classes.

Because, again, why else would you even care?

[divinecrashingcourse]

As much as I disagree with the kidnapping theory (or the staged kidnapping theory, tbh.) I do understand this fandom's everlasting attachment to it as a phenomenon better now. After seeing a few instances of using 'why would Miquella want to fuck Mohg' as supporting evidence for the kidnapping it has finally occurred to me that, perhaps, we've all made up our minds 10 mins ago and it really isn't about arguing over the specifics. These two as a ship is for sure not to most people's liking, which is, fair enough. Not everyone wants to pay attention to them either. However the story is set up in a way that if you even just explore the possibility of them *being cool with each other and making a collaborative effort*, it'd escalate into *them getting gay married* in the blink of an eye. That intensity is why i love them, but it also means the story really hasn't left too much room for them to just be platonic about everything. You could make it work for sure but still.

So naturally anyone who does not want to look at them as the ship I see them as, for whatever reason, does have to see them as enemies, otherwise they would literally poison a large part of the story for these people.

[jonny-versace]

Novak getting battered always makes me smile, even if I'm so far removed from tennis fandom these days