#this is her time

[wearevillaneve]

Villanelle is the answer. What was the question? (original illustration by prianinkn/Instagram)

[uniquedolphin]

[zellieanne]

Congrats, Madi 🦋 1 million followers, woo!!! 🎉💜🎉💜🎉

🎶 Dooon’t looook down, ‘cause she’s still rising uuuup riiiiiight now 🎶

[quesadilla-day]

i honestly love elena of avalor sm like..........?? the entire premise is pretty messed up, when you think about it. like, the family’s situation with the magic time travel shenanigans and stuff? and elena being trapped in an amulet for THAT LONG?? and if you think about it, if she’d waited longer, esteban could’ve been DEAD by the time she was freed? with shuriki still in power?

anyways i call this one ‘back from the dead’ because that’s essentially what she did, tbh.........😂

[wearevillaneve]

In ‘Prima Facie,’ a Lawyer Puts Her Own Rape on Trial

The one-woman play, starring Jodie Comer and currently up for four Tonys, interrogates sexual violence. It also allows survivors to feel eve

There’s a question that awaits every survivor of sexual assault after they confront what’s happened to them. Actually, I know from experience that there are several, from obtuse (did you have too much to drink?) to just plain offensive (why didn’t you fight back?). But more often than not, one that’s somewhat more well-meaning inevitably reveals itself: Don’t you want justice? Such is what the audience is prompted with every performance of Prima Facie, Suzie Miller’s one-woman play that opened on Broadway this spring after an Olivier-winning stint on the West End, and is up for four Tony awards this weekend.

Justice, as protagonist Tessa Ensler finds after she’s raped by a colleague, is elusive. It can’t be earned, and it’s exceptionally individual. In the 100-minute play, Ensler, an esteemed criminal defense attorney for men accused of sexual assault, portrayed without restraint by Jodie Comer, is an avatar for sexual assault survivors—a faction of people Miller is well-acquainted with. Before the Australian playwright found the stage, Miller occupied a different kind of theater as a human rights attorney. For years, she was charged with taking victim statements—at least six per week, but sometimes more—from mostly women and noticed the very patterns Ensler painstakingly unpacks for captive audiences of Prima Facie.

[skybrightpixie]

IT’S THE FIRST DAY OF HALLOWEEN 🎉🎉🎉

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[anotherdream-realm]

FRIENDLY WARNING

I may go all out reblogging Kairi art

THIS IS HER TIME AND MY HEART IS MASSIVE