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kidovna

lego mike wheeler carrying will byers bridal style dot jpg

#stranger things #will byers #mike wheeler #byler

themurderscene-deactivated20140

and if you turn to ur left you’ll see the emos

rnyselfie

is that my chemical romance?

penceyprepster-deactivated20160

OH MY GOD not every group of emos is my chemical romance stfu tumblr

chxmical-rxmance

but it actually is my chemical romance

losered

this is the funniest fuckibg thing I’ve ever seen

gay-emo-quotes

I’ve…. seen this everywhere except on Tumblr itself. It’s the blessed post.

fcntasmas

nothing unsettles me more than like a good fic on ao3 with no opening notes and no end notes. nothing but story. who are you? where are you writing from. are you ok. who hurt you

fcntasmas

#i click onto the author’s dashboard and open all their other fics looking for notes on them#they are all similarly blank#i go to the author profile. it tells me the author joined in 2014 and nothing else#they have no bookmarks. they have one gift and it’s a bts fic from orphan_account. none of their own fics are bts fics.#this fic has altered me. i leave an unhinged comment then bookmark it and go stare out the window // via @elegantlyloquacious

froggyjuanessa-arts

Will Byers babysitting lumax baby

Saw bylerdads content and thought what if they babysat the party’s kids before considering adoption? So here ya go ☺️

We’re ignoring that I forgot to post here kay.

#:')#stranger things #will byers

andromaex

maybe i'm too woke but the way Merlin handles Morgana has always rubbed me the wrong way. the show starts with magic users being persecuted, imprisoned, executed, and forced into hiding under Uther's rule. that's not a minor detail—that's literally the foundation of the conflict. so when someone who's directly affected by that oppression becomes radicalized and wants revenge against the people responsible, the narrative treats her as the real evil instead of engaging with why she got there in the first place.

what gets me is that the show rarely questions the system itself. instead, it keeps presenting magic users as the villains. almost every major antagonist is someone who uses magic, and their desire for justice or revenge inevitably gets twisted into a lust for power. meanwhile, the only "good" magic users are Merlin or people who are willing to help Merlin. if you're using magic against Camelot, you're evil. if you're using it to protect Arthur and preserve Camelot, you're good.

and then there's the ending. Merlin kills Morgana, and Arthur says, "You brought peace to this land." peace? the land where magic users were hunted and executed for years? the implication is that peace comes from killing the woman who fought back against that oppression rather than dismantling the system that created her in the first place. it's such a bizarre conclusion because Morgana didn't just wake up one day and decide to be evil—she was betrayed, manipulated, isolated, gaslit, and lived in constant fear because of who she was.

i'm not saying Morgana was justified in everything she did. she absolutely became cruel and hurt innocent people. but the show spends so much time establishing why she changed and then seems to expect the audience to forget all of that once she becomes the villain. it turns a story about persecution into one where the biggest threat is the oppressed people fighting back. i know it's a fantasy show and i'm probably overanalyzing it, but the framing has always felt really strange to me.

#bbc merlin #morgana pendragon