Gayass

-Old man yaoi lover -he/him

[epickiya722]

CHARACTER ASK GAME!!! 💫

Send a character + one or more of these question IN THE INBOX. Don't reply on the post!

1. Why do you like or dislike this character?

2. Favorite canon thing about this character?

3. Least favorite canon thing about this character?

4. If you could put this character in any other media, be it a book, a movie, anything, what would you put them in?

5. What's the first song that comes to mind when you think about them?

6. What's something you have in common with this character?

7. What's something the fandom does when it comes to this character that you like?

8. What's something the fandom does when it comes to this character that you despise?

9. Could you be roommates with this character?

10. Could you be best friends with this character?

11. Would you date this character?

12. What's a headcanon you have for this character?

13. What's an emoji, an emoticon and/or any symbol that reminds you of this character or you think the character would use a lot?

14. Assign a fashion aesthetic to this character.

15. What's your favorite ship for this character? (Doesn't matter if it's canon or not.)

16. What's your least favorite ship for this character?

17. What's a ship for this character you don't hate but it's not your favorite that you're fine with?

18. How about a relationship they have in canon with another character that you admire?

19. How about a relationship they have in canon that you don't like?

20. Which other character is the ideal best friend for this character, the amount of screentime they share doesn't matter?

21. If you're a fic writer and have written for this character, what's your favorite thing to do when you're writing for this character? What's something you don't like?

22. If you're a fic reader, what's something you like in fics when it comes to ths character? Something you don't like?

23. Favorite picture of this character?

24. What other character from another fandom of yours that reminds you of them?

25. What was your first impression of this character? How about now?

26. What's something the character has done you can't get over? Be it something funny, bad, good, serious, whatever?

27. What is a color or colors that you think of when you think of this character, be it their canon color(s) or not?

28. If you could have this character meet another in another media, who would you have them meet?

29. Could you live as this character, would you? If not, what would you change so that you could?

30. FREEBIE QUESTION!!

[theoncel]

House Baratheon : ours is the fruity

[i-am-traveling-the-multifandom]

Thinking about how all three of the Baratheon brothers had major crushes on their best friends but only Renly was brave enough to act on it.

Also their best friends actually had firm believe that they were the best choice for the iron throne even though they were absolutely not.

[theaisyapping]

[girlfailure3000]

what really happened after blackwater

[lilborealis]

Love rewatching father brown because I get to see this rat bastard again

The rizz this man has? Astronomical. The depths of his character? Deep. His whimsy? Has captivated me.

[slow-burn-sally]

Every Season of Father Brown:

A traveling troupe of actors comes to town.

Father Brown pisses off Local Kembleford Detective by solving crimes better than he can.

Someone is poisoned.

The nicest cinnamon roll is the first to get arrested, then Father Brown exonerates them with his expert sleuthing.

Father Brown eats a pastry.

A Father Brown Helper Gets Sucked Into The Plot Somehow (e.g. Ms. Divine has to act in the production the troupe of actors puts on at the country fete. Bunty pretends to be an heiress).

Lady Felicia sees the body first and screeeeams.

Flambau shows up. Is a cunt. Steals something, then fucks off again (affectionate).

Sergeant Goodfellow helps Father Brown out under Local Kembleford Detective's nose on the DL.

Father Brown tries to convince the guilty person to confess and save their mortal soul.

The asshole always gets murdered.

There's a flower show/country fair(fete)/fashion show/sewing circle.

Mentions of The War.

[redfish-ourfish]

My friend told their dad about liking Che Guevara x Fidel Castro and he said it was the most basic commieship

[crayonbug]

(reporter voice) chief inspector dalgliesh, how big is it ??

[litloverscorsetlaces]

Joan Fontaine & Orson Welles in Jane Eyre (1943) dir. by Robert Stevenson

The first and fourth gifs are some of my favorite shots in the history of JE adaptations.

[ironmaidenhead]

F for Fake (1973) dir. Orson Welles

[itsmythang]

The greatest filmmaker that ever lived cast Eartha Kitt as Helen in a stage production over 75 years ago.

Orson Welles cast Eartha Kitt as Helen of Troy in the 1950s, and somehow folks still act like the idea of Black beauty being seen as timeless or iconic is some brand-new “woke” invention.

A Black woman was cast as the face that launched a thousand ships decades ago. Because beauty doesn’t require white approval to exist.

The real issue has never been “historical accuracy.” It’s always been who certain people believe is allowed to represent beauty, power, elegance, and desirability.

[sacredwhores]

Orson Welles - The Trial (1962)

[stone-cold-groove]

Movie theater poster for Citizen Kane - 1941.

[citizenscreen]

Orson Welles and Charlie Chaplin having lunch at The Brown Derby in Hollywood, March, 1947.

[victusinveritas]

The dead shall have no rest, no sweet sleep, and will only be summoned up from that great silence to perform like trained dogs for the delight of children in search of a moment's entertainment.

Nearly 40 years after his death, Orson Welles is back — as a disembodied AI-generated voice in location-based storytelling app Storyrabbit.

Storyrabbit inked a partnership with the Orson Welles Estate to launch “Orson Welles Presents.” The app now features the unmistakable voice of Welles, digitally created using Storyrabbit’s AI technology.

So that's one of the fresh hells on this Wednesday night. I'm sure there are many more.

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Le Procès (Orson Welles, 1962)