#pers.text

[fandiagnosis]

i know the vampire lestat is only coming out in a few months but that's soon enough that once again i'm willing to unleash my iwtv obsession that i've been holding back the whole time. so that's what i'll be doing in the foreseeable future ✌️

[flameunquenched]

soooooooooooooooo

remember how i said i probably wasn't gonna get anything at the reptile expo?

yeah...me too

i fell head over heels in love with the most beautiful leachie i have ever seen and just...had to get her. got food, a little enclosure set up, everything she needs. she won't need an enclosure upgrade for at least a full year and even then only to like a 12x12x12 before she goes into a permanent 18x18x24 as an adult.

she is soooo beautiful when she's all fired up, too.

[watrebend]

hello, can you reblog this if you post atla/lok? i need to follow more blogs rip

this is a sideblog, so i’ll follow you with my main (@kamalas) uwu

[fandiagnosis]

lustig wie sich mein 'ich schaue nochmal alle tatort folgen am sonntag vor der neuen' auf drei tage ausgeweitet hat weil es mittlerweile schon 6 sind oha

[flameunquenched]

i think i may quit my job today.

[fandiagnosis]

does james gunn know that to have a good character-driven season you have to actually write meaningful character moments and satisfying arcs

[fandiagnosis]

ngl 15 weeks of watching the pitt live on the internet has really me made me into a new fandom being. i've been through it all. nothing can shock me anymore. bring on whatever insanity the vampire lestat will provoke. i can handle it

[flameunquenched]

there's something there about how all three times someone tries to get sauron to, you know, acknowledge the fact that he is sauron, his answer is "i have many names."

one to galadriel in s1e8. one to celebrimbor in s2e7. one to glug in s2e8.

in fact, thinking VERY carefully, i am pretty sure he only ever says the name sauron (in present day, not counting s2e1 flashback) twice in the entire 16 episode series so far.

once in s1e8: "sauron lives because of you."

once in s2e1: "sauron has returned in a new form."

it is an interesting divorce to his identity and i think a really interesting bit of character development with regards to sauron as rop is portraying him. there's been talk of how there wasn't a true 'repentance' arc but what if his refusal to self-identify himself definitively as sauron is part of it?

it's interesting how he seems to be actively attempting to utterly disassociate himself from the name sauron. it is my headcanon that neither melkor nor mairon can use their original names anymore, hence the usage of morgoth and sauron, but i wonder if even after centuries, there is a small part of sauron who is trying to pretend that he is not abhorred.

maybe i'm reaching but i wonder if we may finally see him claim his name in s3.

edit: yes, i know what 'sauron' means. yes, sauron is evil and bad. keep adding stupid comments and i'll keep deleting them and move to blocking next.