#edwards. e

[welovehockeygossip]

I spotted Ethan Edwards on tinder the other day ahahah

Oooop guess that confirms that he and Zoe are done

[iamtryingtobelieve]

Each cut, each scar, each burn, a different mood or time. I told him what the first one was. I told him where the second one came from. I remembered them all. And for the first time in my life, I felt beautiful. Finally part of the earth. I touched the soil, and he loved me back. Secretary (2002) Dir: Steven Shainberg

[tsarjozinzbazin]

Snow blindness

[psykopaths]

Edward Norton in Fight Club (1999)

[wendytorr4nce]

[dyinginthearctic]

EDWARD & SILNA

[la-belle-histoire]

Edwardian First Edition Covers of Lucy Maud Montgomery books.

The Story Girl (1911), Anne of Green Gables (1908), Anne of Avonlea (1909), Kilmeny of the Orchard (1910).

[hoahoahoahoahoa]

I feel like a lot of the complaints about Bella and Edward’s relationship lose their edge when you keep the inspiration for the series (a dream about a boy and a girl in a meadow talking about the difficulties of being in love with him wanting to kill her— he’s a vampire) in mind

If you start there and work backwards, then of course they’re going to have a whirlwind, all-consuming, all around bonkers start in their relationship. Smeyer really leaned into the “he wanted to kill her” bit (best decision she ever made tbh), so for the relationship to be worth the constant risk and struggle, the feelings had to be drastic.

For example: it causes the boy pain (literal and emotional!! Bloodlust is crazy in twilightverse!!) just to be around the girl, so he’s got to be so irrationally obsessed with her that he wants to watch her sleep, to even put up with being around her. Now the girl’s got to be enough of a freak to match him, otherwise there’s no story

Smeyer’s writing has plenty of problems, don’t get me wrong. But Bella and Edward being freak4freak is a feature, not a bug

[avarrenlar]

[xray-vex]

[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: Imaginarium

Neil Gaiman: submitted for the approval of the midnight society, i call this the tale of the limitless reaches of the human imagination Gaiman: for where are we truly free to imagine? in dreams! Gaiman: for the dreamscape is the playground of the inner child Gaiman: but what if the concept of dreaming Gaiman: was this real cool goth guy Aaron Alexovich: yes

Neil Gaiman: and what if Gaiman: death was a goth chick Stephen King: like mary? Gaiman: no no not like mary Gaiman: not so threatening

Aaron Alexovich: what kind of goth? Alexovich: cuz there's 12 different phyla of goths and over 500 sub-species Gaiman: oh i don't know Gaiman: they're all lovely

Edward Lee: does this goth chick have big boobs Gaiman: well that's not really the point ed Gaiman: but with the limitless power of the imagination Gaiman: why, they could be as big as you desire Lee: whoa Lee: what! Lee: for real?! Lee: shit you guys i gotta try this out

Lee: okay i'm imagining a boob as big as the world Lovecraft: n-no you're not! Lovecraft: no one can imagine a boob that big! Lee: i can Lovecraft: oh you're so full of shit Lovecraft: you cannot!!!

Lovecraft: oh what next? a boob as big as the galaxy Lee: yeah i'm thinking of that now Lovecraft: no you're not! you're making that up! Lee: now i'm thinking of a boob the size of like the entire universe Lovecraft: you liar! Lovecraft: steve, make him stop!! Robert E Howard: howdy there pardna Howard: can ya imagine a boob as big as the heart of texas Lee: i Lee: Lee: i can't imagine that Howard: [chuckling] too big, huh? Lee: no its just Lee: that's kinda abstract

[jimmyspades]

James talking about E. Edward Grey. This is one of the most beautiful reflections I’ve heard from an actor about a character they’ve played

[toobsthetubb]

What if Arcade Gannon had WhatsApp 😂😂😂

[stampz]

Rattler...

[daisyrs]

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[thunderstruck9]

E.J. Hughes (Canadian, 1913-2007), View from Malahat Drive, 1971. Watercolour on paper, 20 x 24 in.