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[frederickchiltonsdivacup]

Give a man a fanfic, and he will read for a day. Teach a man to write, and he still won't do it.

He'll think about it though, and boy oh boy, he'll be thinking about it...

[the-haiku-bot]

He’ll think about it

though, and boy oh boy, he’ll be

thinking about it…

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

[awkward-bob-reynolds]

[oasisblunt]

Harvey was giddy as hell when Rachel cheated 😭😭😭

I just know he was so excited to give bae an apartment tour, praying he'd move in someday 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[nart-is-a-monster]

[brian-kinney-apologist]

I will always have a full album sang to me by the the beautiful voice of sam reid whenever I want to listen to it for the rest of my life and that’s what matters to me the most right now

[wannabewriterlol]

Tobias Beecher and Chris Keller can hold their own in a toxic couples contest with the likes Loustat and Hannigram, no there will not be any elaboration. All I will say is that the girlies who get it, get it.

[ethernalium]

Resident Evil 4 (2023)

[thememedaddy]

[ishkabibblethings]

@pace37 who documents all the battles for us

[frogdivorce]

🤯 <- me realising again that isolating myself leads to being isolated

[moth-bawls]

Pretty sure I said I would post this a while back but entirely forgot about it, though I'm not sure if anyone's really that interested in watching it. I'll still throw it into the void, regardless.

[bicreature]

Episode 7 early (and possibly last) review:

This is a very anticlimatic and downright incomplete feeling episode. It's now clear this is a 'part 1' and not a whole story. I wouldn't call it even a half season, it feels more like an intro

This episode kind of feels like they realized 'oh shit this is the finale already, we need to do some character and plot development' and then rushed quickly through something that doesn't feel earned or even make sense. The only progress this episode brings is Lestat realizing his mother is evil. The last line of the last scene in the current timeline being him screaming at Gabriella 'you fucking monster' could've been good if Gabriella as a character and Lestat's relationship with her hadn't been so poorly depicted

This episode has essentially three sections: Lestat, Louis/Armand/Regina and Daniel/Talamasca and they're all bad in different ways

Daniel has become an incredibly bland and irritating character. He's bowling, he whines to Lestat's head, he's randomly says something offensive about autistic people. Alex is there and does nothing. Justin Kirk shows up and chews some scenery, the show seems to expect people to know that Talamasca is supporting the great conversion (i had forgotten that despite watching that spinoff). Daniel's 'companionship' with Armand and his sudden indifference to Louis makes no sense and i'm not sure does the show know it doesn't make sense

Louis and Armand scenes are some of the most violently antiblack scenes i've seen in my life. Despite having read descriptions beforehand nothing could prepare you for it and i still feel nauseous. Just to make clear Louis' entire screentime in this 54 minutes episode consists of him being brutalized. They wouldn't show Armand harming Lestat or Nicki like in the books but they had him do a literal snuff film of torturing Louis and Regina. Unless i missed it Lestat's severed head isn't even shown (!) but almost every time we see Louis' face it's his head on a spike

Jacob, Assad and Delainey are all phenomenal of course but the writing of this storyline is horrendous. Armand's words and actions are inconsistent with his earlier characterization and even from a scene to scene. I don't think this episode is necessarily framing Armand's actions as 'right' but i feel it's framing them as understandable and redeemable. Armand decapitates Louis and sticks his head on a spike and threatens to sews it to Regina's body and brands his body like a slave and broadcasts his torture for people's enjoyement, and the writers consider this something the characters can come back from, to the point that in the future auction scene Louis doesn't appear scared of him and is smiling at him. Magnus and Gabriella are considered pure monsters for what they do to Lestat, but things that are done to black characters are considered forgivable. Like 1.05 which was also written by Hannah Moscovitch and included extensive graphic domestic violence againt Louis

Despite the extremely hateful racist treatment of Louis in this episode he's actually depicted in a way that makes him seem better. It's revealed that Armand carefully engineered the situation with Regina and it's not likely what Louis would've pursued it otherwise. Louis is genuinely worried about Regina and ready to sacrifice himself for her. Even when Armand did all this to him he still feels sympathy for him, he cries when talking about Armand being abused as a child, and i think it's meant to be genuine especially when Armand is satisfied by it

One of the most heartbreaking things in this episode (most things just made me angry) is when Regina thinking they're going to die sincerely tells Louis that she liked him even though he was a bit messed up. I think it's one of the only times this season anyone has show kindness to Louis

Everything with Lestat left me just frustrated and tired. The concept of Lestat sitting at the long table where his fledglings and makers judge him is great. In practice it's mostly lackluster and doesn't go anywhere. Couldn't even enjoy Louis and Nicki commenting and sitting next to each other. The most important things aren't addressed. Lestat in the end is seemingly still in denial even about those things that are said. The table scene is presumably from Lestat's subconscious. Gabriella says 'kills the daughter, saves the pimp' which once again implies that he actively wanted to kill Claudia when he went to Paris, and that he views Louis with disdain, which is also shown in the earlier part of the scene. Everything towards Louis this season is spiteful

Because this season ended up being a part 1 Lestat's arc is interrupted and vague. This episode makes me think they likely do have an intention to explore the unsaid things later. You can literally see him go back into denial and put his arrogant 'i'm a monster so what' mask back on in the hallucination. The last line of the season set in the future being Lestat saying 'the fault was mine. all mine' is poignant. The problem is that i don't give a shit. This show has used up all the goodwill i had for it. I don't care if literally everything in Lestat's narration is revealed to be fake. This season still remains one of the most racist, misogynist and anti-victim pieces of television i've seen and in addition it's just terrible storytelling. This used to be my favorite show and s3/tvl is unrecognizable to me. It's just a big pile of nothing. The inevitable s4 can't get any better unless the current writers' room is changed and yes, that includes the showrunner

[theonceandfutureidiot]

Genuinely getting more upset the longer I sit with my thoughts on that ending. I gave so much energy to that show only for it to disappoint me :/

Got me excited over NOTHING.

[theonceandfutureidiot]

To be honest I did not like that finale

I just finished the episode and I haven't gathered all my thoughts but it had its oh my gosh moments but it didn't feel like a good or an explosive resolution like all the other episodes. Just like the first half of an episode, where's the second act?.

It started with a bang and ended dead.

Spoilers:

The Butcher scene with Armand fareed Regina and Louis felt like it was dragging on. The final I'm sorry from Louis was a good moment and I loved that speech he gave to Armand but for a last episode of a season the scene seemingly went on forever.

I quite enjoyed the scene in Lestats dream with him and Gabriella and the burning witches, it felt like a genuine wow moment and the end of the long table scene. Although a lot of the long table scene also felt like it was dragging on. Same with Lestats concert scene I thought the clock counting down would make the scene pass with more urgency but nope it also just dragged on. Also the addition of Enzo felt unnecessary its the last episode at least the tenor held some significance to season 1 as an audience who tf is enzo and why does he get the screentime in the last episode??? Paul was a nice addition though. But a lot of the dialougue in lestats dream could have been alot more intentional.

I hoped the season would end with the forshadowed final concert and the queen waking up and it being a wow cliffhanger but it just felt anticlimatic.

I went into this season thinking oh this is gonna be a dissappointment, by episode 3 I was pleasantly surprised that it was good and kept impressing me but no it all came to an even more disappointing end because I had gained hope it would be good. :/

[bluebell218]

are you telling me.....lestat went to a store, and didn't just buy candy for trick or treaters, he bought one of those plastic imitation cauldrons to PUT the candy in. i'm unwell.

[bluebell218]

UPDATE. are you telling me.....lestat left a NOTE on his DOOR so trick or treaters know he's not home and he left them candy!!?? AND he decorated his porch with a skeleton??? AND he dressed up in costume for an event that clearly no other adults are dressing up for cause he just loves halloween?? lestat is never beating the precious bitch allegations, i fear his whimsy can not be contained. i'm unwell.

[rush-the-stars]

am always obsessed when someone says to a character “call off your dog” about another character.

[herainsorcia]