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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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KIROKAZE

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Monterey Bay Aquarium
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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occasionally subtle
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Jules of Nature
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@theroysiblings
how am I doing well I just read Beatles fanfiction for the first time
[Read the incredible fanfic by @snogfairy this art accompanies here!]
"Without a doubt, to me, it was the moment I could no longer deny the nature of my feelings for you. So I must look back fondly upon it, despite the bitter-sweet memories it causes"
QUIVER IN FEAR (and ant....icipation) for @snogfairy and I have joined our powers in yearning (romantic) to bring you all more Victorian men who are deeply in love with each other v///v
Please please please go read Line's gorgeous work and blow multiple kisses in the comments, thank you🥰🥰
[ID: Digital artwork of Holmes and Watson. Holmes, in his mouse colored dressing gown, is straddling Watson, who has just awoken from a nightmare, pinning his hands to the mattress. His bangs are floppy, falling down his face as he stares down to Watson, who is looking at him with an unreadable gaze. They're both blushing, from their cheeks to the tips of their ears. /end ID]
Girl in a Pink Dress by Laura Wheeler Waring (1927)
season one of in the flesh is so fucking bleak how was I watching this at 15 it makes me cry like twice every episode
me: 🧍🏽‍♂️
my nervous system: we are going to get in so much trouble seriously
do these people even watch the show
do they even have siblings
sorry thinking about claudia in season 2 finale telling lestat “you didn’t come here for me. it’s never been about me” in relation to the revelation that she preferred lestat but knew he’d never betray louis for her. a new flavor of anger I fear. like oh it doesn’t matter actually if lestat understands you and made you. he’s not here for you.
I’m having a hard time explaining because it seems so obvious. but in louis’s recollection it’s a jab at him for always choosing someone else over her. it’s not pointed directly at lestat, if anything it’s pointed at both of them for using claudia as a footnote in their on-off codependent love story. but claudia did really mean it it to lestat. her maker. her favorite father figure.
her and louis should be the same at this point. fledglings who tried to kill their maker. but it’s not the same. louis might choose her but it’s never for the real her. it’s for this daughter figure he pushes this sort of innocence on, this manipulated image. and lestat? lestat knows her and understands her and still chooses louis. he had a responsibility to both of them but had to pick one and it wasn’t her. arghhb does that make sense
sorry thinking about claudia in season 2 finale telling lestat “you didn’t come here for me. it’s never been about me” in relation to the revelation that she preferred lestat but knew he’d never betray louis for her. a new flavor of anger I fear. like oh it doesn’t matter actually if lestat understands you and made you. he’s not here for you.
do these people even watch the show
so there’s this light, right. And you’ll never believe what it does
IT NEVER GOES OUT!!!!
KATHERINE HEPBURN as Jane Hudson ROSSANO BRAZZI as Renato de Rossi SUMMERTIME (dir. David Lean)
Summertime (David Lean, 1955)
SUMMERTIME (1955) (dir. David Lean)
I was thinking of the first evening I came here. First time I saw you, you were wearing that yellow tie. I don't want to forget any of it. Not a single moment. I don't think I ever shall.
SUMMERTIME (1955) dir. David Lean