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Dean faces down Chuck, Lucifer and countless other big bads over the years and comes out winning.

Also Dean:

i think what is making me still cry is the question "for what", like, everything they ever did, was for nothing. was for dean to die on. a rusty knife. was for sam to spend his life alone, without his found family without his friends, for dean to just die. for them to be dead in the end. nothing mattered. what did they do it for????

everything was for nothing.

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okay so smarter people have said this but i’m saying it–

that montage was how you wrap up a series. i literally had to check to make sure i wasn’t hallucinating that there was another episode next week because that was IT. i have seen so many series end this way–nice montage, characters driving off into the sunset, fade to black. done and done. you could stop watching spn right there and feel like you got your money’s worth.

but that’s NOT the series finale. there’s MORE. and what else is there except to focus on these characters that we’ve spent 15 years with, seeing how their stories play out once they have the chance to write their own endings?

and you cannot whole ass sit there and tell me that sam and dean would be happy with letting their loves sit without them and rot. you cannot tell me that upon finding out that they are free, they would just…go on a hunt? revert back to S1 motw hunting?

there HAS to be more than that, or else what the hell have we been watching? if we’re not watching dean and sam go after what they WANT, then what was the point?

welcome to clowntown, population: me

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the problem with money is too much of it belongs to people who aren’t me

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@SaraSoueidan: Dear men, This is how you greet a veiled Muslim woman (a Hijabi). Hand on your chest, not offering to shake hers. 🙋

so prominent BLM activist deray mckesson just retweeted this which i think is super cool for various reasons :)))

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I did not know this. Is it OK for a non Muslim woman to shake hands with a Hijabi? Or do we do the hand on chest thing too?@popcanpoli

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hey so i don’t wear a hijab and i’m not muslim so i definitely don’t have the authority to answer this question (or any other questions i’ve been getting abt this) (i’m just a lil canadian politics blog i didn’t expect this to blow up lol)

BUT here are some tweets by the original tweeter (who wears a hijab) that clarify some things

one:

two:

three:

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This is also good if you’re meeting an Orthodox Jewish person who’s not the same gender as you! Not all Orthodox Jews hold by this restriction, and many consider it a permissible exception to shake hands in a formal greeting context; I’d guess this is parallel to Ms. Soueidan’s last-quoted tweet above. And as that says, the sensible thing is to wait for initiation.

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learned something new. awesome

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Anna Diop for Fault Magazine

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Nobody ever talk to me about the catholics going off with stained glass again because not one window of jesus has ANYTHING on the Nasir al-Mulk Mosque

Click through this link i’m losing my mind its gorgeous

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i absolutely love seeing people’s reactions to the pink mosque 😂

the style is called “orsi” and is unique to iran

and stained glass traces its roots to south west and west asia, developed in ancient times and well before the europeans and the roman empire saw it and said “hey i like that, i’ll be leaving with it”

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and while we’re talking about mosques in iran, may i present persian mirror work?

yes, these are real places! it’s a different mosque in the same city as the first picture (the shah cheragh mosque in shiraz)

every time someone tries to talk to me about western churches and architecture and their superiority to that of “third world countries” i have to laugh a little at the ignorance, especially when our mosques look like this

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This painting of Chadwick by @bouboudesign_

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Arya Stark by m3lart

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Leo and Jenna FitzSimmons really said we would simply take our time inventing time travel while raising our daughter and coming up with a foolproof plan that doesn’t evolve either of us dying and abandoning our small daughter, RIP to Tony Stark, but we’re different.

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The poetic justice and character arcs in this last episode though??? Can we just go through this—

okay first—Victoria Hand shoots Garrett. THAT was perfect. And now in that timeline, Ward will be trained by her. She gets rid of the man who orders her death.

Enoch puts all the pieces together. He ensures that Fitz, his best friend, can regain his family. And when the chronicoms receive empathy, and the team asks if they’re on their side, they say “as we have always been”—a callback to Enoch’s final words, “as I have always been.”

There are many references to putting the pieces together or something similar, which reminds me of one of Skye’s big lines in season 1: “One person doesn’t have all of the solution, but 100 people with 1% of the solution?...Pieces solving a puzzle. I think that’s beautiful.”

Daisy kills Nathaniel and saves Kora—killing the man who tore her family apart and saving one piece of it, too.

And CHARACTER ARCS:

Deke Shaw. He stays behind, for real this time. It completes his arc from a self-centered guy who only cares about his own survival, to a member of a team, a family. He’s willing to sacrifice for someone else, even though another person volunteered to do so. He just wants Daisy to be happy. And the other piece of his character arc—from a man who was always a loner, to a part of a team, to the future leader of shield. Ridiculous, yes, but also perfect.

FITZSIMMONS FINALLY GET A HAPPY ENDING. Need I say more? They deserve it more than anyone. They went from scared scientists to incredibly capable ones that could hold their own in a fight, but it was never a weakness that they couldn’t fight like some of the others. Their strengths were just as important, until the very end. They have found each other again and again, and now they can stay together.

Melinda May. She goes from a woman haunted by her past, closed off and alone, to someone who is warm and kind and has faced her demons and moved past them. She has forgiven herself for Bahrain, has learned to express her emotions, and now her arc is complete. She calls herself the cavalry because she has accepted that part of her past and she is no longer ashamed. She’s a teacher now, which perfectly represents how she knocked down her own walls and is willing to engage with the world, with others.

Elena Rodriguez. I have so many emotions about her arc in this whole season. We learn that her limits are self imposed because of events from her past. She learns that she doesn’t always have to bounce back right away, that not doing so does not make her lesser or less of herself. And this lets her unlock her full abilities as an inhuman. Yoyo will bounce back, but not because she has to—because she wants to. In the end she is an agent for Mack, working with Piper and DAVIS! From the start, she has wanted to do good for the world, and that hasn’t changed. She’s out in the field changing the world.

Alphonso Mackenzie. Mack. He becomes director of a new SHIELD, complete with a fury trench coat. He started off as just the mechanic, a man who didn’t want to fight and break, but fix things. Throughout his time on shield he did become a fighter, but never one who lost sight of his original goals. Mack’s arc shows us that you can fight for good reasons. You can fight without losing yourself and your morals. Him being director is perfect because he can guide shield by his code—to do good above all else.

Daisy Johnson. From Mary Sue Poots to Skye to Daisy to Quake to Destroyer of Worlds and back to Daisy. Daisy started off as a hacker with no one. She was alone, with no family and nothing to be a part of. But shield gave her a family and a cause. Her blood family history was always tragic, but she learned that her parents didn’t define her, and managed to save her sister in the end. By this season she has accepted who she was and who she is. She has learned about her powers and they are a part of her that she is not afraid of. She has lost so much, but keeps going despite it because she has a family, now, and she will do all she can to protect them. And once Daisy has finally accepted all of herself, enter Daniel Sousa—a man who will help her up when she falls down and be by her side as she changes the galaxy. I think it works for Daisy to end up with someone because she found herself before she found Sousa. She is whole without him but he will always be there for her, and makes her happy. Daisy has a family, is happy, by the end.

And Phil Coulson. Phil, who has died so many ways and still comes back fighting, who has always been selfless and kind, put together this family and gave these people a home. After 7 seasons of choosing others, in the end he chooses himself. Phil’s life belongs to him, whatever he wants to do with it. His future may be unknown, but he wants to see the world before he decides. He’ll see May, too. Coulson is what brought the team together, is who built shield up from its shattered pieces. None of this would exist without him.

A Spy’s Goodbye (well, a regular goodbye) to Agents of Shield.