Yesterday was the 27th Anniversary of the episode's release! 🎉
Andrew Robinson as Garak, Alexander Siddig as Julian Bashir in Deep Space Nine, S7. E25 - What You Leave Behind (1999)
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Yesterday was the 27th Anniversary of the episode's release! 🎉
Andrew Robinson as Garak, Alexander Siddig as Julian Bashir in Deep Space Nine, S7. E25 - What You Leave Behind (1999)
“I just… I never got the chance to say goodbye last time. So… I’ll wait for you. And you don’t get a say this time.”
You can trust these two to break our hearts, and it hurts so good…🥹😭💔
My analysis and thoughts on Catra's Badass in Distress and Damsel out of Distress scene from the "Promise" episode from She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.
Even though it was for a few seconds, it's still a very scary, heartbreaking, and interesting scene.
From Catra's terrified blood-curdling scream as a spider bot suddenly climbs out of the mirror towards her.
Adora immediately rushing to Catra's (who's ensnared up and gagged in green sticky goo-like substance) aid upon hearing Catra screaming in the other room and tries to save her, but despite Adora's efforts, Catra is pulled away from her, much to Adora's horror and despair.
And as Catra (who is even more ensnared and trapped in the sticky goo-like substance) is being dragged away down a hallway in the Crystal Castle by the spider robot, she (still gagged by the sticky goo-like substance) cries out for Adora's help, with tears falling from her eyes, shrieking and screaming as she desperately struggling to break herself free.
Then, out of fear, frustration, adrenaline, and with a spark of fire that's still within her, Catra tears the sticky goo-like substance off of her with her claws, freeing herself from the spider robot's grasp on her. And Catra proceeds to fight back, damaging and wrecking the robot spider with her agility and her claws.
This scene showcased one of the many scenes of Catra at her most vulnerable, as well as at her most badass.
AJ Michalka did an phenomenal job with bringing out fear, helplessness, emotional vulnerability, frustration, fire, resilience, and badassery of Catra without saying much, all while Catra was trapped, ensnared, and gagged for most of the scene.
AJ Michalka didn't need to say anything to convey the emotional vulnerability, fear, helplessness, powerlessness, the feeling of being trapped, the frustration, adrenaline, anger, and spark of fire from within Catra. Her blood-curdling screams, muffled shrieks, struggling shrieks, and the desperation and fear for her life did.
My Thoughts.
"I was so scared for Catra in that scene. While watching the entire time, I was like "My God! Catra, no! Come on, Adora! Save your ex bestie (girlfriend)! I swear to Mara, if that giant freak of a spider bot does anything to Catra, I am so going to-".
their personalities are so different these kids are so funny
"About once a month now I gather in some church meeting house or a concert hall with handsome men all my own age. And in the front row is usually a couple my parents' age. The father's in a suit, the mother's tasteful, pleasant face. And we listen for half an hour to testimonials, memories and amusing anecdotes about a son, a friend, a lover… All handsome, all my own age who none of us will ever see again. And after the first, the fifth, the fifteenth of these gatherings, a sadness like yours seems like a luxury."
"You see, my world gets narrower and narrower. A person only has so many close friends, and in our lives, our friends are our families, and I'm actually quite hurt you don't understand that."
Tom Hulce as Peter Patrone - The Heidi Chronicles (1995)
*gets side tracked looking up nice armour in ER* *realises it’s part of an npc quest*
*looks at calendar* *it’s nearly 12th*
*sprints faster, arms swinging wildly, in the same shitty outfit*
" Just say it ! I know you want to, they're not you kids !
they're not your kids...
But they should have been...
We should have made them together..."
Lorelei, what a beautiful, moving movie, and such a heartbreaking scene.
Can that man really play like Anything ??