Has anyone considered that the exact fight going on in the Daredevil fandom rn over whether Matt should just start killing bad people or not is basically what he's been debating inside his own head for the past decade
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Has anyone considered that the exact fight going on in the Daredevil fandom rn over whether Matt should just start killing bad people or not is basically what he's been debating inside his own head for the past decade
You don't get it- having the "very evil" character (Light) caring more about morals than the "slightly evil" character (L) is everything to me.
I need to watch S2 of Gentleman Jack because I just love how rooted in their time period every single character feels. I loved the scene where Anne Lister visited the coal mine and did not seem one bit concerned about the children working in it. I love that she's snobby. I love that Ann Walker has a religious crisis about being a lesbian. I love that the reactions to Anne Lister's gender expression vary by class relative to her. I love that even she is hesitant to travel alone in Europe as a woman because its so strange for a woman to do so at the time, even though she chafes against the restrictions for her gender. I love how so many characters think marriage will totally fix a woman. No one feels modern. People have progressive and regressive beliefs at the same time. It's so real
Brohini Dudestone has so much depth too! This is a man who's, as far as I can tell, the youngest of his family. And he comes from a culture that values strength very directly (the entire thing about the family portraits, where the youngest must hold up the rest of the family for the duration of the painting), yet he also struggles cause he's not exactly the smartest which leads to his elder siblings definitely picking on him a lot. There was that passing remark at the end of session 6 where they were talking about how often he goes down in combat, that he's doing his best, and his mother would say "he's doing his best, but that isn't always enough" (which having Gem/Ruby counter that with "but it is enough! We always succeed in the end" is so sweet), his need to bring home some big trophy or ribbon or weapon to be able to show, nay, prove his worth, strength, and intelligence to his family/parents. Which probably is why he throws himself into fights so aggressively, at the cost of his own health. He's desperate to prove something. And all of this internal struggle masked beneath the fascade of a loud and boisterous dudebro hanging out with his bros.
[26.04.20] @ pittsburgh penguins (playoffs, round 1 game 2)
We have a new phrase in this household: "Peanut shelf." It's used as an explanation for things in the wrong place, like the jar of peanuts left on the wallet shelf for ADHD reasons.
Stone: "Here's your dinner. I put the fork down before the food, so you'll have to fish that out."
Me: "Peanut shelf?"
Stone: "Peanut shelf."
I need a case study on the fall of Main Character Mike Wheeler