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thank you quinn fabray for being my easter sunday outfit inspiration always.
saw someone make an edit of Tina as Monika and Blaine as MC and got inspired to make comparisons of my own!
this is my niche
#the questioning #the hesitation
Just watched the Yellowjackets FYC Q&A with the cast and writers/showrunners and one thing really stood out to me. The showrunners were asked about their plans for a post-rescue storyline next season, and they emphasized that they want to explore how time feels different while living through trauma. They specifically said, “time is elastic based on emotion,” and noted that certain time periods in the next season will feel more “magnified.”
I took this to mean that, although only about two months remain before the group reaches the nineteen-month mark when we know they're rescued, we shouldn’t assume that these remaining months will be covered quickly, and this doesn’t necessarily mean that most of Season 4 will be post-rescue. These final two months in the wilderness are likely to be the most traumatic and emotionally charged yet. Winter is upon them again, Shauna is leading the group into pure depravity, violence is at an all time high, and Natalie just called for rescue— an action that is bound to create nothing short of full-on warfare within the group.
With the idea that trauma stretches time, it would make sense for these final two tumultuous months in the wilderness to unfold slowly across most of the season—if done right. We've already seen this concept at play: Season 2 spanned only a few brutal months of winter, but the emotional weight and intensity of their survival made it feel dense and drawn out. In contrast, Season 3 moved through spring, summer, fall, and into early winter at a much quicker pace, reflecting a period of relative peace and stability for the group in the warmer months. The rhythm of the show mirrors their psychological state—when trauma is high, time drags; when things are calmer, it flies.
let’s just hope we see more taivan..🙏🙏🔥
I attempted to draw Nerissa from The Underland Chronicles!! She’s one of my favorites!!
‘That should discourage them for a while’
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