#SHES DODGING THE QUESTION

[elementally-mothed]

I'm still surprised that you even managed to sway staff to let you have a phone, but hey, who am I to judge? Question by the way SCP-####-3, how come I see you around Dr. Gears so often? If you don't mind me asking.

Dr. Que - The Rat boy 🫧

HaHA ERM . HOW ABOUT YOU give me a different question :)) - 🌨

[out-of-heaven-and-hell]

Gojo x Loona

Recommend romantic candidates for my muses and see their reaction!

"Why does everyone want me to fuck humans?"

[daily-regretevator-doodles]

Folly says trans rights!

Floor 141: Eternal Pride

trans rights!

[tamariasykes-art]

Carla: Hey Walter-

Walter: 621 is doing well. They have been improving very fast and their latest mission have gone smoothly. I just finished tucking them into bed since they were so tired after their latest sortie. They seemed to be very happy, but I am still worried about the voices they were hearing. I wanted to ask them about it, but I feel hesitant to breach the topic. I don't want to seem pushy. But I also worry that this might become a more serious issue in the future. Also did I already tell you that 621 managed to take down two PCA special forces all on their own-

Carla: ...

[pcktknife]

its soooo funny that kui was like 'yeah sure i guess falin ends up livin longer than she should' but will not confirm if that half foot is chilchucks wife

[arach-tinilith]

really love this long bob Naadja had during her act 2 breakdown tbh

her hair got so matted from neglected she just chopped half of it off

[swan2swan]

The biggest problem with Dominion is the dichotomy of Maisie's plotline with regards to motherhood, and the way both plots revolve around it from wholly opposite perspectives while never actually clashing.

Her plot starts off simply enough: she's angsting about not being a real person, Claire's trying to protect her, and Maisie spits at her with the "You're not my mother!" line right before she's kidnapped.

This is a classic Finding Nemo setup, which Claire takes to with gusto: she calls on favors, slips into seedy markets, fights a crime boss, eludes raptors, jumps out of a plane, and crawls through a forest to get the girl she calls her daughter back. Most stories would show this as a trial: ye olde "GASP! My parents love me!" story.

But the fact that Claire has no obligation to bring Maisie back is never challenged. Soyona doesn't bother with asking or playing the role of the tempting serpent instilling doubt; the closest the movie comes to that is Franklin giving her the "I told you this would happen" speech. It's all taken for granted, which is...okay, because we have already established who Claire is, but that's not the problem.

The problem comes with the other half of the story: Maisie mopes to Wu about how she's just a close, and Wu immediately points out how no, she was conceived and carried in a human womb just like everyone else! And he calls Charlotte "your mother".

And Maisie goes "Is that my mother?"

And when she meets Ellie, Dr. Sattler is somehow fully aware of who Maisie's REAL MOTHER, the one who created her and who she looks like, is, and gushes about how great of a eugen--person she was. Every single time Maisie talks about "her mother" with the people around her, the word is referring to Charlotte Lockwood, the woman who birthed her.

Meanwhile, that Claire woman is crawling into a slimy pond to get away from a twenty-foot-tall Kreugersaurus because she wants to get Maisie away from kidnappers.

Of course, Maisie runs back to her and yells "Those are my parents!", but there's still something missing there. Claire's side of the story is all about her powering through, risking her life time and time again to track down her daughter...but there's never really a moment between them later. Maisie even posits the "So I was just an experiment to her..." plotline that has been seen before, but even that's immediately refuted.

The movie's not wrong for avoiding the cliches and the oft-used tropes of foster motherhood, but it doesn't really break any new ground, either. Obviously, people can have more than one mom, but there's something of an imbalanced focus on Charlotte as Maisie's mother in the Maisie and Jurassic Park plotline, while Claire in the Jurassic World plotline is doing all the expected Mom Stuff.

I can't wholly express what's bothering me about it, maybe I'm overthinking it, but it...doesn't quite sit right with me.

[asmeninas]

GILMORE GIRLS - 5x7 - You Jump, I Jump, Jack

[riggedtraps]

Mandy? this dude, uh, i think hes an fbi agent, he told me you were an apprentice for someone?

- @wotg-is-life

I don't know any FBI agents.

[chemzee]

my adult Cassandra, Daniel and Ivy designs (they´re around 25-29 here)

[yarrowleef]

dude nightheart and sunbeams entire relationship is so funny. if I felt like digging through other books id make a compilation of these moments. No, Nightheart will not be by Sunbeams side to help her through the invasion of ShadowClan. Nightheart will almost get violently executed in RiverClan, and Sunbeam will only show up after the problem resolved itself (off screen). Sunbeam doesn't even feel like grieving with him around.

this entire arc, every major problem required them to ~sadly~ separate, and then reconvene for some generic niceties after its all over. I really thought, at bare minimum, the reason that kept happening was going to accumulate in them doing SOMETHING major together in the climax of this final book, like, 'something something our relationship can survive all the plot inconveniences that kept us apart bc this event proves why we're stronger as a team blablabla'

but no girl, their asses are NOT stronger together, they are not supporting each other through anything, they are not working together to accomplish a single goal. right to the end, every one of their greatest physical/emotional trials must be done separate

like. like it's incredible. the most go girl give us nothing relationship development of all time. i cant even find it in me to be mad. they are so lame it loops around into comedy. is this a prank why did they write it like this help

[hexow0]

big fan of how Xavier just lies like. constantly. in his interview he's like "I'm a good cook" (?????) and then he falls asleep for HALF AN HOUR and with a straight face says "I was deep in thought." after he wakes up like BITCH (affectionate)?? LMAO

[necrotic-nephilim]

look the bats deserve nice things

https://www.tumblr.com/necrotic-nephilim/761480798923866112/au-tim-sneaking-out-of-jasons-room-one-night-at?source=share

and that nice thing is a 3 hr long argument about the appropriate-ness of their relationships with each other and a migraine💖

CORRECT. Bruce and Jason have a long argument while Dick tries to avoid Tim's glare. everytime Bruce tries to bring up a supposedly valid concern about Jason and Tim's relationship, Jason just asks Bruce again exactly how old Dick was when they met. neither of them get anywhere in the argument bc neither of them will bother giving a straight answer to what are genuine questions.

meanwhile Dick is questioning how much apologizing it's going to take for Tim to forgive him and not hack his phone to make it do something embarrassing. Tim will hack his phone anyway. no one wins in the end. they all have migraines.

[fllpflop]

thinking about suzabel gothic horror

[xbomboi]

i’ve got a question to ask out of curiosity about the eah community’s general consensus

since the books and the show have different continuities and also within the world of the supplementary Ever After High media, the books themselves differ in continuity depending on series/author, i have a feeling this answer could vary depending on one’s bias…

i’m not adding an “other” option because you’re crazy if you think they met in infancy/as toddlers or if you genuinely believe the beginning of canon in the show (start of legacy year) is legitimately when they first meet.

[manic-sapphic]

lil bit of silly commentary on some peekablue boo shit~