jakeperaltasbadge

[jakeperaltasbadge]

I love her and her lesbian outfits

[jakeperaltasbadge]

Cindy & Ziggy Berman in Fear Street: Part Two — 1978

[jakeperaltasbadge]

comphets final bosses

[jakeperaltasbadge]

Cindy Berman the woman you are

[jakeperaltasbadge]

Marriage is scary, what if I flirt with him for 20 seconds and he doesn’t fall in love with me?

[jakeperaltasbadge]

[jakeperaltasbadge]

She was only in 3 episodes but Ji-yeong really made such an impact for me. She is such an interesting and tragic character. Like we meet her and she is so casual and unbothered by the games where every round she could literally die. And she makes fun of the religios man and tells him that he can pray as much as he wants but he still did what he did and then we learn about her father and then it makes sense. And she asks about Sae-byeok and her family and she suggests telling each other their story because one of them is gonna die anyways but she keeps forgetting about that fact. And then she tells her story and we find out she got abused and was in prison for killing her father but can we really blame her? And she just got out of prison and I feel like she needed this. Telling somebody her story, what happened to her. She suggests they tell each other the things they could never tell anybody else and asks specific questions on purpose, like if Sae-byeok has ever seen a dead body because she knows in return she is going to be asked that same question and she listens and then she tells her own story. And then she loses on purpose for Sae-byeok. And at first she's like "come on let me have my cool moment here" but it's not cool because she's about to die and then in the end she finally shows her emotions and gets sad and says she has nothing to live for, no goals for what she's gonna do if she wins. Sae-byeok was probably the first person she got closer to in a long time and so she dies so that Sae-byeok can go on and I just think for such a small role that was only present in one third of one season making such a big impact is incredible writing and incredible acting too

[jakeperaltasbadge]

sae-byeok is so hot in this scene like i KNOW she was dying but its criminal to be this hot when you're bleeding out like???

[jakeperaltasbadge]

Credit: Ghislain on Instagram

[jakeperaltasbadge]

You're on Your Own, Kid - Taylor Swift

[jakeperaltasbadge]

sangihun this, 457 that, but nothing hurts me more than gihun and saebyeok

"mister?" i will never get over this 💔

(this is not a ship post!)

[jakeperaltasbadge]

im rewatching brooklyn nine-nine for the eight billionth time and jake just gets hotter everytime

[jakeperaltasbadge]

hii guys! im gonna go offline for a few days bc of uni, so sorry guys!! :(

[jakeperaltasbadge]

"Not all men."

You're right. Jake peralta would never.

[jakeperaltasbadge]

YALL

😞😞😞💔💔💔

[jakeperaltasbadge]

Joining Sae-byeok's team was only natural.

When the rules dictated that they play as opponents, Ji-yeong didn't listen.

She died, firmly believing that Sae-byeok would win.

Thanks to her sacrifice, Sae-byeok survived one last day.

— Sydney Rose, 'We Hug Now' / Squid Game, S01E06

[jakeperaltasbadge]

What WHAT!?