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[chromeknickers]

Chapter 2 of The Girl She Was is out.

Snippet:

The nameless woman lying behind him shifted slightly on her side, her snores quieting. He couldn’t recall the sound of her voice, except the one time she yelled out his name. He remembered telling her to shut the fuck up—he wasn’t interested in talking, wasn’t interested in hearing her speak. If she couldn’t comply with this simple request, then she could get the fuck out.

Surprisingly enough, she shut up and stayed. She hadn’t seemed to mind his vulgar mouth. She was just another nameless chick slumming it with a burnout loser, getting back at Daddy for whatever reason. That was what he’d figured anyway, and even if it wasn’t the case, he didn’t care. All he had wanted was an easy lay.

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

[raine-st0rm]

zennie met someone...

[zangethefate]

Zenyatta fanart, this is my first fanart of him so if I have mistakes im sorry! Note: I tried something diffrent this time, which is using a completly diffrent brush, so it kinda looks off, but it’s good to teach yourself isn’t it? <3

[totally-correct-kpop]

[Johnny in bed with Jaehyun]

Johnny, seductively: You know, I’m pretty good with my fingers.

Jaehyun: Oh really??

Johnny: *begins a 3 hour finger puppet recreation of Endgame*

[nitannichionne]

Nope, Nope, @Zennie62: Regarding Cavill as Superman

I read an article online from some media guy named @Zennie62 Instagram regarding Cavill being out as Superman. He said that Reeve was “The perfect combination of heroic and vulnerable, other-worldly, yet grounded. With Cavill, too much was placed on a muscular kind of Superman rather than the complex version that Reeve portrayed.I never thought Henry was quiet right on for the role. Warner needs to find the next Christopher Reeve.”

I am going to admit that I believe that Reeve was the gold standard of Superman (sorry Cav, I love you, dude, but that’s just me), I also can’t help but think of how different Superman was portrayed in these movies, how dark and serious the characters were.

This may be generational. Reeve’s Superman seemed to adjust to earth life better, being grounded in his parents’ love. He was bullied, but it wasn’t portrayed as darkly because he was portrayed not to take it as darkly. Being grounded in the love of his earthly parents made him well-rounded and resilient. The American family was stronger in those days, bullying only happened face to face so it didn’t happen as often.

The Cavill Superman is darker. In childhood, we see a child’s lack of resilience despite everything. Kids bounce back from alot and adjust-TRUST ME. In this movie, his talents were more of a trauma and drama than an illustration of the adjustment and fighting spirit that enables Clark Kent to become Superman years later. Then, to make Clark Kent more serious, we see Jonathan choose death rather than reveal his adoptive son’s powers. This doubles the trauma and drama, molding Superman into a more serious and even withdrawn character when it comes to connecting with humans as Superman. In childhood he is almost emo, and that is a very different Superman from anything we’ve ever seen. Reeve’s Superman saw an adjusted and loving family with hope taking things day by day. Cavill’s Superman had a very serious father figure whom wasn’t as warm, focusing more on Clark’s non-humanity than the fact he was raised as one. In fact even if you look at the lighting of the scenes of interaction between Clark and Jonathan in Man of Steel, there is a darkness there that is not in Superman, the Movie. Cavill may have agreed to this decision of direction because of his own traumas and dramas being bullied himself miles away from home in a boarding school (see that dynamic), but as an ex burn victim beat up every day for years, being called “burnt toast,” and friend-zoned in high school alot who still flourished a great deal despite it because of her mother’s love, I am more aligned with the Reeve portrayal. I have a cape, I guess, but not as full and flowing, and I still have moments of doubt because I have a purpose but no “Lois,” but I’ll ultimately be alright even it’s okay that it’s not easy being me.

So, Zennie, LOOK at the scripts and portrayals. These are as different as night and day, making Christopher Reeve the better Superman by default in my book. I would have loved to have seen Cavill’s characterization be a bit more adjusted and less stoic at times to his duality to who he is. 

And to Henry: Well, I’m a fan of yours since Monte Cristo, so I believe in your acting. I think you could have done a different version if directed to do so and with some different script decisions. I think sometimes people get too caught up in your looks and forget that. Surprisingly, I am sure, my favorite movie of yours is Cold Light of Day because I see so many feelings and emotions play across your face and in your body language; it is also a story that is NOT periodic which is up for interpretation or epic/fantasy with realities that reside in the imagination, and doesn’t harp on your looks (which are what dreams are made of for some), making Will all the more real for me. I bought this movie and enjoy it from time to time to this day.

I loved Martha, though. I always will, and I loved Diane Lane’s portrayal of her, because every Martha I have seen always reflected the most important thing-a mother’s love. That is consistent in every franchise and version but other characters, even yours? Not so much.

I’d love your opinions on this, everyone. Whether Henry is not portraying Superman or not, we need to visit this. DC may not know it, but is is part of why Marvel is so damned ahead of the game. Changing the scripts too much is changing the characters and that is a problem for fans. So, Cavillians and geeks, I wanna hear it-good, bad, or ugly.

[hydesbride]

My new Jackie/Hyde video!!

[haylloween]

Created this mood board in honor of one of the best sanvers fanfictions EVER written, go check it out because it’s 150% worth the read. @zennie-fic @inspectorboxer