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THE LITTLE JAZZMAN
heres my dtiys!!! i had fun drawing this
AU by @badmilkk
IM GOING TO PARTICIPATE-
ehhehhehe...
Weird Route Gunshow
Hey so like…I’m violently shaking you.
the royal house of rocks with their ward and royal advisors
check on your local cm punk fan today.
Why does no one ever talk about the insanity of Sam 'Do you think I always knew I was tainted' Winchester, growing up to be one of God's moral compasses? The boy who was seen as an abomination by everyone, including even his own brother, raised a boy so full of love it altered the course of the narrative forever? Satan's trye vessel read parenting books for the new would be God because he didn't want to mess it up? Sam Winchester who was often times seen as irredeemable and full of rot was willing to give a million chances to the child of the literal Devil who tortured him for almost two centuries straight in the most inhuman ways and this child was so loved by him, he became God; the embodiment of love and life itself?
Just how Jack was supposed to be the new antichrist after Sam but with a parent who actually cared for him and nurtured him even when all hell broke loose, he chose kindness and compassion again and again. And how Sam was supposed to be the original antichrist, Satan himself, and despite being surrounded by people who continuously lost faith in him, he still chose kindness and compassion again and again.
You can't look me in the eyes and ever convince me Sam isn't a compelling character when one of his most important foils is Satan's lovechild, God Himself.
Paul on George's death
Brian Reade: The Mirror, 2003
"The most emotional part of our chat came when McCartney described how George Harrison’s death, 15 months earlier, had been a shattering blow.
He told me: “It was different from my mum and John and Linda going because their deaths were sudden and George had been ill for a while. But it was sad because I loved him so much.
“I’d just been through cancer with Linda and here I was going through it all again with a mate of 50 years. He wasn’t my immediate family but almost. He’d always felt like my little brother.
“I knew George before I knew any of the others, before all that madness started and I truly loved that man. I’m so proud to have known him.”
He took a breath, focused on a point in the distance and muttered: “What a lovely boy. The last time I met him he was very sick and I held his hand for four hours. As I was doing it, I was thinking ‘I’ve never held his hand before. This is not what two Scouse fellas do’. I kept thinking, ‘He’s going to smack me and tell me to f**k off’. But he didn’t. He just stroked my hand with his thumb and I thought ‘Ah, this is OK. This is life. It’s tough but it’s lovely’.”
the familys all here💜💜