solaris

Bambi. 27. F. South American. [Never tell me the odds]

[orwell]

The Long Bright Dark True Detective 

[flower-lens]

ヒグチユウコ「とりあたま」

[art-mysecondname]

Yuko Higuchi

[dankmemeuniversity]

[patientno7]

[murallamuerta]

xD

[vhspositive]

[bettyjugheads]

[wolveria]

I love this show

Bonus:

[school-marm-charm]

If Dr. Cerberus breaks Hilda’s heart, I’m breaking Dr. Cerberus.

[sixpenceee]

Tattoo belongs to Charlotte Glatt 

[daphneblakess]

something that stands out to me about Gillian Flynn’s writing is she’s the only author I can think of who presents fucked-up women as her protagonists take them or leave them, and doesn’t try to make them “likeable”. Gone Girl is a thorough deconstruction of the male author self-insert, and I think the reason the reception to Amy was so polarized is because she’s treated the same way characters like Nick are treated by male-penned literature - her flaws are vital to the meaning of the story and therefore will not be grown out of. Sharp Objects was the first time I had ever read a female protagonist who was allowed to be self-loathing without wanting a “cure” for her trauma. Gillian Flynn’s women aren’t tailored to the male gaze idea that damaged women have to be alluring or sympathetic or desiring to be “fixed” - if men can have a thousand Holden Caulfields, why can’t women have one Camille Preaker or Amy Elliott?

[jiminfilter]

“Walking past Amma’s room, I saw her sitting very properly on the edge of a rocking chair, reading a book called Greek Goddesses. Since I’d been here, she’d played at being Joan of Arc and Bluebeard’s wife and Princess Diana—all martyrs, I realized. She’d find even unhealthier role models among the goddesses.” – Sharp Objects, Gillian Flynn

[lalocorleone-deactivated2026041]

Gone Girl // Dark Places // Sharp Objects (the book)

[webofstarwars]

Filming the AT-AT assault on Hoth in ESB.

[bear1na]

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story by Ben Oliver *

[jeffbuckleyforever]

Happy 52nd Birthday Jeff Buckley November 17, 1966

[prideprejudce]

steve crain: *spends his whole life writing multiple books about the existence of ghosts including one on hill house and his family*

one of the crain siblings: hey i think i might have just seen a ghost

steve crain: UM first of all…..ghosts don’t EXIST. and if you dont learn to accept this than ur gonna end up crazy and dead just like mom so get it together sweetie :)