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"it's a tv show" "it's not real" i don't care. NO SHOES ON THE BED
literally the least important part of episode 2 but i’m so curious what jim wanted to ask la’an when they were headed to the bridge
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | S04E01 Valles Marineris
Situation that happened in class this semester that was so funny I immediately sketched it out in my notes
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It really icks me out that whenever Damian's ties to the Al-Ghuls are explored within the fandom, it's always under a negative light where every single complex character of his family is erased and turned into a cartoon villain for him to separate himself from, so that he could be saved by his 'white' family.
But when another batkid's relationship with the Al-Ghuls are a discussed, it suddenly becomes a very complex thought out topic, going as far as creating non-existent relationships with the Al-Ghul and the other batkid that coincidentally does not happen to exist between Damian and that Al-Ghul in their little fanon world.
Ra's Al-Ghul is Damian's grandfather, and he is a centuries old assassin who used to be a healer, and then became the leader of the biggest assassin organization.
So, no, Ra's isn't obsessed with a white boy.
Talia Al-Ghul is Damian's mother and has always loved him, perhaps even more than anyone has ever loved and cared for Damian. She is a person who has been stuck between two worlds and decided to choose her own path. She has a certain tie to the Lazarus Pits that no other has.
So again, no, Talia doesn't like or care for that white boy more than she does her own son.
It's kind of evident how some people purposefully simple down the Al-Ghul's (including Damian) characters and their canonical complexities just to make their own favorite character more interesting and more 'badass'.
But the thing is, being the villain doesn't automatically mean they're 'bad' characters. In fact, I can argue that most Al-Ghuls are even more interesting than some of the heroes in DC.
What's more maddening to witness, as a Damian fan, is people literally taking certain things that happened to him and give it to another batkid while completely disregarding Damian's canonical personality and traits, reducing him into a spoiled child that does nothing but threaten to maim people all day. Meanwhile the other batkid is suffering from a trauma caused by the 'Al-Ghuls' or the 'League of Assassins' that never actually happened to them in the canon.
Damian was the one trained under the League of Assassins from birth.
Damian was the one able to take down assassins three times his size while at the same time getting taught advanced sciences.
Damian is the one who was so smart as a child that he could be able to get a PhD in certain topics.
Damian was the one going on numerous missions for the League of Assassins as a child.
Damian was the one affected and traumatized by the pressure and abuse of his childhood.
Damian was the one objectified as a 'vessel'.
Damian was the one who had a lab full of cloned inner organs for him to use whenever he got fatally injured.
Damian was the one stuck in between two legacies.
Damian was the one who constantly sacrificed himself to save the people he loved.
Damian was the one who suffered from self-worth issues so severely to the point of being suicidal.
Damian was the one who constantly witnessed his guardian/parental figures dying. (Bruce, Ra's, Alfred, Dr. Bashar)
Damian was the one constantly stalked and attacked by assassins after coming to Gotham.
Damian was the one able to empathize with the villains when other people couldn't.
And I'm sick of these facts being erased and given to another person.
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"SITTING ROOM/DAYBED" (2004), KM07
Any Batman fan worth their salt these last few days:
Of course they don’t like Milly Alcock’s Supergirl. She’s a grown ass woman with zero love interests who spends the movie saving her dog, casually dismantling a sex trafficking ring while she’s at it, and preaching the importance of being good, not nice or smiley or cheerful but good. I for one adored the movie and I really hope I’ll get to see more of Alcock’s Supergirl she’s now my favorite iteration of her and I love her so dearly.
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Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) dir. Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert
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You are an unreliable narrator because your coping mechanisms for your deep-seated trauma forbid you from acknowledging the reality of the situation. I am an unreliable narrator because I sincerely have no idea what the fuck is going on.
“the final piece of me is in you.” ❤️
The idea that the final piece of Safi is her heart and she trusts Max to keep it safe/ has given her whole heart to Max.