#s3e4

[kirjavas]

She felt dizzy, even in her dream; she felt a great burden settle on her shoulders. And to make it even heavier, sleep was closing in again, and Roger’s face was receding into shadow.

She sat beside Will, and her eyes never left Pantalaimon, who stood trembling at the shore end of the jetty... watching, just watching, as the boat drew away and the jetty faded and vanished in the mist.

HIS DARK MATERIALS 3.02 | 3.04

[beeclops2]

[thomas-jefferson-miku-binder]

replacement

[satc-screencaps]

[amwult]

[mametupa]

[vbrosclips]

s3e4 Home is Where the Hate is

[dailyrhysnicholson]

[remyfire]

The Let Them Sleep cinematic universe

[stonathans-mystical-realm]

"Listen that doesn't count" "Why doesn't it count?"

Good point Dustin. Why wouldn't it count? Why is Steve saying his fight with Jonathan 'doesn't count as a fight'/saying it differs from the fight with Billy or this future potential one with the Russian guard? And why is Steve smiling about it while remembering it like its a happy memory?

It's different because during their fight, Steve didn't actually want to hurt Jonathan like he did with Billy or the Russian guard. That's why it doesn't count.

Plus technically Steve did win that fight because his goal wasn't to hurt Jonathan, it was to touch Jonathan, get on top of Jonathan and have his body against his. So technically...Steve won that fight. Just not in the way one would think of winning a fight. Steve did win by getting what he wanted.

Steve didn't even consider it a 'fight' even before Dustin zeroed in on it and asked why it didn't count. Steve doesn't think of that as a 'fight'. It wasn't the same thing.

[dailymephone4]

[beeclops2]

[constraintsonthebrain]

Face, Murdock, and the VA in “Timber”

[notthatrelevant]

s3e4

in the books, the chapters of the trial of rhuidean were the first time i knew i was reading something incredible, and that i was going to be in it for the long haul. and this episode absolutely did not disappoint.

the only thing that episode was missing, imo, were the green men and the Song as depicted by the books (but i kinda figured that would be the case, what with the changes at the eye of the world), and the flashback that shows why the Aiel favored Cairhien with a sapling from the chora (and given how Moiraine gives that exposition right before and how jam-packed the episode already was, that was also expected, tbh).

and hot damn, the depiction of mierin's little boo-boo (euphemizing to avoid spoilers) was actually MORE than i was expecting.

[mametupa]

[facethemuses]

alfred being lucius' test subject for all the batman gadgets is deeply funny. proto batman shit going down in 70s london.