[talonabraxas]

The Universe in Her Eyes

[joels-princess]

Me spotting the Seraphite bridge:

[itspapillonnoir]

GHOST OF YŌTEI | October 2, 2025

[baronofshadows1684]

Shauna took the hat in the divorce

[baronofshadows1684]

Shauna took the hat in the divorce

[graceashcroft-archive-deactivat]

Lottie: you’re even more like your mom than your mom is

Callie:

[dottysdokis]

also the way shauna declared that they actually had so much fun out there immediately juxtaposed with the others clearly crying while they're eating and conspiring behind shauna's back to get rescue. like no girlie that was just you

[andthemoonsingswisely]

shauna in yj season 3 finale was so peak unreliable narrator. "I was a fucking queen" not really. nobody respected her, nobody served her. the hunt that happened under her rule was a ploy to go around her and get help. "we had so much fun" nobody besides her had fun. everyone else (besides Lottie, who was struggling with a mental illness) wanted to go home. shauna was no Jackie, no matter how much she wants to pretend. she bullied and threatened people, all but spit on Jackie's legacy, but still couldn't retain any long-lasting influence. nat, who was ridiculed and pushed to the ground after killing coach ben is who the girls all rally around. nat is the one who inspires so much devotion in misty, devotion that remains 25 years into the aftermath. nat, the loner, the outcast, the girl who is the antithesis of everything shauna ever was, yet still closer to who Jackie was as a person. nat, who never tried to bully people for power. nat, who threw away Jackie's bones, who rightfully said that JACKIE was the team captain. and shauna hates that, doesn't she? no matter what, shauna will never be a queen. she will always be the angry, violent girl people don't care for or love, she will be the quiet wife and mother who burns inside but cannot do anything productive with it, cannot make out a greater purpose, cannot become a hero. shauna is truly a nobody in every sense of the word, and that is what makes her last lines in this episode so ironic and poetic.

[maxanor]

YELLOWJACKETS | Season 3, Episode 10, “Full Circle”

[lesbiantahani]

oh so ur telling it's been Them since the start. it's been misty and nat the day misty took off her mask in the pilot and pushed her broken glasses up on her face and smiled. not bc she found power in the hunt or pleasure in the kill, the way we were meant to believe all the way back in s1, but bc she was able to help nat get away w the radio and find rescue. this is where the unwavering devotion starts. its like. nat is crowned leader in s2. misty kneels. nat punches misty when she finds out abt the transponder (and keeps the secret for 25 years) and in the wake of it? misty still fucking kneels. i feel insane.

[maxanor]

YELLOWJACKETS | Season 3, Episode 10, “Full Circle”

[lottielee-altar]

YJ S03 SPOLERS!!

I want to say that Van being killed by someone who blindsided the audience by just popping up in the narrative is almost poetic because the storyteller was killed by one of the characters who is not even supposed to be there, but I don’t think that was the thought process they had there.

Imagine though if the one who rigs the cards and tells the story loses control because she wasn’t able to control someone who wasn’t supposed to be a part of the story.

[haybalemaze]

YELLOWJACKETS 3.09 How the Story Ends

How can you do this? It should be obvious by now.

[taiturner]

MELISSA in 3x08 "A Normal, Boring Life"

[taiturner]

I know it doesn't matter to you, Shauna, but I have a good life. I have a decent job. I have a great kid. I go to church. I go to fucking church with a wife and a kid that love me.

MELISSA in Yellowjackets 3x08 "A Normal, Boring Life"

[shaunasearmuffs]

"Does she know what you did? What you're capable of?"

Yellowjackets (2021) S1E6: Saints S2E6: Qui S3E6: Thanksgiving (Canada) S3E7: Croak S3E8: A Normal, Boring Life

[shaunasearmuffs]

Yellowjackets (2021) S3E7: Croak