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Frankenstein 2025, dir. Guillermo del Toro
frankenstein (2025) + the gothic bridal carry
When Life Gives You Tangerines (2025) âItâs fine if the whole world knows, as long as mom and dad donât.â â Parents have no idea of the moment when their childâs heart develops knots. If they knew, theyâd protect their child; so God keeps it from them. No tree grows without knots, and a childâs knot would carve a hole in a fatherâs heart. So God keeps it hidden.
Alexandre Cabanel. ' Fallen Angel ', ca. 1847.
I cannot judge of your countenance, but there is something in your voice which persuades me of your goodwill and kindness.
FRANKENSTEIN (2025) | DIR. GUILLERMO DEL TORO
weak hero class 2 characters as texts posts (2)
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Moonlight, the Old House. Childe Hassam, 1906
LEE JUN-YOUNG as GEUM SEONG-JE in WEAK HERO CLASS 2 - Episode 8
GRR WOOF WOOF ARF ARF GRRR BARK BARK BARK BARK
even in death, I search for you
đâĄâââ Weak Hero Class 2 | Ep 7 (2025)
(more weak hero edits)
itâs genuinely wild how often weak hero gets reduced to "bromance,â like the story is just about a particularly intense friendship and not something far more complicated, far more intimate. this isn't just shippers projecting. this isn't just wishful thinking. you donât need the director and cast members repeatedly claiming that suho and sieun are each other's first love to interpret that on your own. the narrative already tells youâquietly, devastatingly, and with absolute clarity.
the queer subtext isnât subtle. itâs not hidden in glances or throwaway lines. itâs built into the structure of their relationship, in every decision they make. suho knew beomseok had tampered with his bike. that wasnât just bullying; it was a premeditated act of violence. he knew what kind of danger he was walking into when he went to the ring, and he went anyway. alone. outnumbered. no illusions. he knew he could die. but he went. because they hurt sieun. because sieun got hurt for him.
thatâs their language. not confession, but action. not sentiment, but sacrifice. die for each other. kill for each other.
and sieun, who had always been defined by his discipline, his detachment, his spotless academic record? he lets himself spiral. he got expelled. stopped eating. stopped sleeping. stopped going to cram school. when he found out suho was in critical condition, he froze in the middle of the street and didnât move, even with a car speeding toward him. as if life without suho wasnât a life worth returning to.
he came back from a coma asking for suho, looking for him. suho was already in one because of him. they revolve around each other like twin stars caught in gravityâs pullâself-destructive, unstoppable, and impossibly close. love doesnât always look like romance, but that doesnât make it less real. or less queer.
so no, itâs not just a bromance. and if thatâs all you seeâif you can watch all of that and not feel the weight of whatâs being said without words? then i'm sorry, but youâve missed the entire point.
theyâre lovers, how anyone could interpret their relationship as anything less than that boggles my mind
sieunâs eyes on paper
Perhaps the World Ends Here, Joy Harjo
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fr. âAntilamentationâ by Dorianne Laux
[ID: Text reading, "Regret nothing. Not the cruel novels you read to the end just to find out who killed the cook. Not the insipid movies that made you cry in the dark, in spite of your intelligence, your sophistication. Not the lover you left quivering in a hotel parking lot, the one you beat to the punchline, the door, or the one who left you in your red dress and shoes, the ones that crimped your toes, donât regret those. Not the nights you called god names and cursed your mother, sunk like a dog in the livingroom couch, chewing your nails and crushed by loneliness. You were meant to inhale those smoky nights over a bottle of flat beer, to sweep stuck onion rings across the dirty restaurant floor, to wear the frayed coat with its loose buttons, its pockets full of struck matches. Youâve walked those streets a thousand times and still you end up here. Regret none of it, not one of the wasted days you wanted to know nothing, when the lights from the carnival rides were the only stars you believed in, loving them for their uselessness, not wanting to be saved. Youâve traveled this far on the back of every mistake, ridden in dark-eyed and morose but calm as a house after the TV set has been pitched out the upstairs window. Harmless as a broken ax. Emptied of expectation. Relax. Donât bother remembering any of it. Letâs stop here, under the lit sign on the corner, and watch all the people walk by." /end ID]