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It is both baffling and really funny to me that I’ve seen multiple people now complain about Astrid and Eadwulf’s “bad” European accents in The Mighty Nein, when the VAs are Ukrainian and German, respectively, and have just been using their own accents.
unprecedented
lando nostalgia 104/? • oct 2015 • f4 hockenheim crash
what the fuck, stover. how is this supposed to be read. obi-wan was just talking to padmé about romantic love, so her saying "love him TOO" as though it's the same..? and then obi-wan "looked very alone"??? fuck off 😭
BEING A HASEGAWA KEN FAN WAS A MISTAKE WHAT JUST HAPPENED
i love how messy the pond era is dynamic wise.
like we start with amy at seven years old when she meets the doctor, and then he dissappears for twelve years and rory comes along and dresses up as him as much as amy wants and then the doctor is back and amy hits him with a cricket bat and rorys her kind of boyfriend, except hes definitely her actual boyfriend and shes just saying this because the doctors there, but that doesn't matter because hes gone again anyway. then he's back again and amys about to get married to rory but she leaves her ring behind and runs off with him, decidedly not mentioning her marrige until about a minute before she kisses the doctor in a move somewhere between adrenaline fuelled hypersexuality and the crush its pretty clear she has on him. this is right after meeting the woman amy believes to be the doctors futre wife btw. the doctor then jumps out of a fake cake at rorys stag do and drags him away on a 'date' with amy, who is Clearly not best pleased about this btw. the date in question ends up with him pretending to be her brother and the general assumption from surrounding characters that the doctor and amy are engaged. then the whole of amys choice, where the feelings amy has for the doctor are made pretty fucking clear and also reciprocated, and then amy forgets her fiance and continues as usual, other than randomly crying sometimes. then rorys back and theres a lot of plot that boils down to everyone forgetting the doctor, except of course, amy brings him back in the middle of her wedding reception for no other reason than she simply can't forget him. also hes dressed more like a groom than rory is. take that as you will. now its season six and episode one ends with amy telling the doctor shes pregnant and a huge part of episode two is no-one knowing who amy is confessing her love to (it fits the doctor better than it fits her husband, but ofc it was about rory. or thats what she says) and then we find out amys not pregnant and she hadn't mentioned it to rory at all. also there's a solid few seconds of implications that the baby might not be rorys, which is Wild, but ultimately we know that the baby is rorys. but them amy is pregnant and shes giving birth far away and she hasn't even been with them for a while, but rather been a flesh blob thingy psychically linked to the real amy and the doctor and rory are both willing to tear the world apart to get to her. the baby is revealed to be the same woman amy thought was the doctors future wife (she was right) who has also been running about with them. oh and the doctors dead btw! he died in episode one of season six! and river was the one who killed him! its what she was raised to do by the people that took amy then took her from amy, but she is also amy and rorys childhood best friend and she falls in love with the doctor through amys love for him (Wild) rips apart time and creates a frozem timeline rather than killing him and works together with amy, who has forgotten that river is her daughter but remembers the doctor and their adventures almost perfectly, and sort of rembers rory (except her drawing of him looks a little like a doctor/rory mashup and she doesn't recognise him dispite him being her right hand man), to try and show the doctor how loved he is. the doctor escapes death ofc, but not until he marries river song. then we have an episode where amys faith in the doctor (her unwavering worship of him and his unwavering worship of her) get them trapped in a hotel with a monster that feeds off of faith. rory keeps being shown the exit, which, ofc, could mean nothing. to top it all off, when the doctor leaves their lives, for what he intends to be forever, they get divorced. the doctor is the only reason they get back together.
oh and amy chooses to leave the doctor for her husband because its what she 'should' do. her words. that she says in front of her daughter.
imagine believing with your whole being that people are either 100% evil or 100% not evil based on sentences taken out of context, past mistakes that have been learned from, etc. even though the objectively good things a person has done outweighs all of that but you CHOOSE to ignore that
like imagine believing public people can’t be human and make mistakes even if their heart is in the right place
wild
