#joseph blake

[pedroam-bang]

1917 (2019)

“Time is the enemy.”

[wornout-pinkscarf]

Hey look I did it

[schofielded]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Summary: “Joseph Blake’s first ever encounter with death was when their family’s cat died.

He’d been young, around 6-years-old, Tom a 6-month-old baby who stayed cradled in their mother’s arms and tried his best (as much as a 6-month-old could, at any rate) to follow Joe around everywhere.”

An examination of Lieutenant Joseph Blake of the Second Devons and his relationship with death, loss, and grief.

[aledelrio]

Today I've found out that at the film's ending, the two photographs that Scho was holding pictured his WIFE and his TWO DAUGHTERS. What the hell?! I refuse to believe that George starred as a family man who clearly didn't look like so. Let's just take it as if they are his mother when she was young and his two sisters; it's more accurate...

[ecoustsaintmein]

[dangerouspostphantom]

The Beauty of The Man in the High Castle

"NUCLEAR WEAPONS ARE NOT A DEFENSE!"

"Every damn day he’s on TV."

[andromeddog]

all that’s left

[percyjacksonwriter]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Not a very original story, I'm sure, but it's something I just found in my documents from February 2023, right after I saw the movie, so I thought I'd post it.