#get dragged

[locally-icy]

A tiny toy Tyler?

I need it

[lovely-tothe-bone]

Someone's opinion, which no one asked for: Katniss Everdeen is cold, ruthless, and selfish.

Me presenting exhibit 86 of Iconic Katniss from THG: Katniss Everdeen concerned for the mental, emotional, and physical well being of an alcoholic who hates her, in the midst of a death match.

[buy-me-a-color-tv]

Your fave is problematic: @bastian-casillas-fussballgott

•very smoll bean •loves vampire diaries way too much •every headcanon ever: “but what if they were vampires…” •is constantly worried we’re too late for flights •cucumber what??? •dragged me into latin music •the cutest thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life •eats noodles without sauce •complains about my ‘empty room’ •is secretly a sernando fangirl which is inexcusable •steals space AND blankets

[ushiiwakas]

I get really excited about office supplies

@i-homeostasis

[universallysasha]

arty with the wedgie method of protecting your goalie

[bowyer35]

You will see the world again, and the world will see you...

Severance just LOVES its karmic parallels. I can't wait for Gemma to pop up in random locations and haunt the ones who tortured her for 2+ years. Say Dr. Mauer or Nurse Cecily get home or board a plane because they're not severed, and they manage to escape the building somehow and assume they're off scot-free, but Gemma has scoped out the situation and, with Irving's help, she gets revenge. Irving has a history of exposing moles and making their lives miserable until they crack, so it could be quite satisfying if we get additional answers from the ones who demanded Gemma answer all their testing floor questions. "I'm just out here...seeing the world again..."

"Don't worry, Cecily... JUST GET DRESSED. Everything is gonna be fine."

Let's go see the world TOGETHER 😠🤬😈🩸🗡

[morerawerbreath]

Two Shakespearean Triumphs in Paris, or a Plague on Both Their Houses?

New productions of “Macbeth” and “Hamlet” follow a French tradition of adapting familiar works. The results are innovative, and sometimes cr

"Two Paris playhouses, both alike in dignity, putting on rival new Shakespeare productions.

Thus expectations were high for a springtime face-off — with contemporary stagings of “Macbeth” and “Hamlet” — between the Comédie-Française, France’s top permanent company, and the Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe, the Left Bank’s most venerable theater.

The results certainly felt French. 

At the Odéon, Jatahy cast a woman, the outstanding Clotilde Hesme, as Hamlet, explaining in a playbill interview that her goal was to refocus the story on three female characters: Hamlet, Ophelia and Hamlet’s mother, Gertrude. And while a female Hamlet is hardly news — the French star Sarah Bernhardt performed the role back in 1886 — Jatahy’s premise looks promising for the first few scenes."

[zigcarnivorous]

💙💛Miss Sam drags some chumps💝 full episode🦇