#iwilldieonthishill

[ninainthetardis]

Although, thankfully, the show is trying to soften some of the issues Annabeth had in the books (I mean, so far... we still have to see her behavior when Rachel shows up), this doesn’t do anything for Percabeth anyway.

It’s still Percy doing all the work, Percy being loyal and adorable, Percy being the one people root for.

It’s not the ship that’s beautiful, it’s Percy as a boyfriend in general.

[morningham]

i’ve noticed as each ep of FAWS (now appropriately titled captian america and the winter soldier) progresses Bucky is slowly losing his “brooklyn bitch” attitude and become “sam wilson’s twink” in this essay i will

[ireadpastmybedtime]

Please note that when Jesus came back he appeared to women first, and when Mary Magdalene tried to tell the disciples they didn't believe her. So when they finally did see Jesus, the first thing he did was yell at them for not believing women.

[howmuchmoreshoulditype]

Scorpio suns try to be all intimidating, but let a Leo rising loose on them and they WILL run screaming for the hills.

[liticuw]

This?? This is the hill you will die on?

So be it, you've made your choice.

But no matter what you do, you will still die.

And it will be by my hand.

[jaquandor]

If Richard Feynman can put the exclamation point outside the quote, SO CAN I!!! #punctuation #IWillDieOnThisHill #AmWriting #WritingCommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/CSpxJfgLov6/?utm_medium=tumblr

[tashyk85]

My Carrie Hill

I know that Carrie said some really hurtful things to Julie, and there is no excuse for that.

However, I will die on my Carrie Wilson Redemption hill.

She lost the mother figure in her life, and subsequently her best friend (Julie) as she withdrew into her own grief. Carrie’s father experienced unimaginable trauma at a young age and is still dealing with that; Carrie has no idea how to process her grief. So it gets channeled into this antagonism and cattiness, particularly toward Julie. (Again, not an excuse, but it’s a source.)

Carrie knows how talented Julie is. She knows the kind of person Julie is. In ep. 3 when she says to Nick, “Julie’s no friend,” she’s clearly hurt(ing). Honestly at this moment I kind of theorize that at times during Julie’s year of silence, Carrie was thinking of her and wondering how she was coping, though she maybe felt like that wasn’t her place to inquire anymore, that she and Julie were to estranged anymore.

Then we have her ovation at the Orpheum. The soft, proud smile and gentle applause. She’s clearly happy to see her once friend achieve such a feat and with a song started by her (their) mom. To see her rise from her grief and do something phenomenal. I think in that moment Carrie isn’t resenting Julie anymore but admiring her; surely Carrie wants to reach such a point. She must be tired of being mean and nasty. Maybe it’ll still take a while, but I have high hope for her.

[why-i-ask]

and i ran tests of both to further prove the theory and back it up. ludens first is fine if you’re HARD HARD SNOWBALLING, but still imperial mandate still provides better for your budget.