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Tatiana Maslany behind the scenes of She-Hulk via Ginger Gonzaga

bonus:

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jessica jones my love i can’t wait to see you again

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"i am the owner of the only 24 carat gold grogu"

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She-Hulk as Spidey trend on the bird app!!

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SHE-HULK: ATTORNEY AT LAW (2022)

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Spidey she-hulk, you can say she’s sensational

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Just found out Madisynn and Bob are both from Florida. (Like more than 3 hours away from each other but still) Now headcanoning that they had to have partied together at some point.

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absolute menace but still such a good boy :')))

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from that one twitter trend :3

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Saja Boys

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first meet :3 not the canon one bcuz i felt like it

hello my lovelies :3 last day of pride month!!! and so i sillypost 🐥🌼

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One thing I really need to see in ddba s2 is Matt GRIEVING for Foggy. In s1 there were some details and moments that implied he was but it's not nearly enough. Foggy was Matt's only family for most of his life, he spent more time with him than he ever did with his dad. In s1 we saw this repressed and collected side of Matt so I can kind of understand why they wouldn't dig too much into it. But in s2 I need Matt to absolutely lose his mind, make impulsive decisions, cry, go feral, allucinate his voice, anything as long as it's extreme. I need Foggy's death to have actual repercussion on the story and Matt's character otherwise it will all be for nothing. What we saw in season 1 wasn't nearly enough to justify killing him off. I'll never settle for "we needed a reason for Matt to lose himself" MY MAN LOSES HIMSELF AND HAS IDENTITY CRISIS EVERY FUCKING SEASON, IT'S WHAT HE DOES

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-Daredevil

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SHE-HULK: ATTORNEY AT LAW 1.05 | Mean, Green, and Straight Poured into These Jeans. ...

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i was just looking for the symbolism i didn't expect star wars rebels to raise its fist and punch me in the face after seven years.

it was never kanan that ezra and ahsoka saw in the world between worlds.

it was always sidious. there was never any way to save kanan.

1) the border of the door through which ezra and ahsoka see kanan's last stand replayed through has the sith symbol the top and bottom. the symbol exar kun was branded with, to show that he was the dark lord of the sith. this is not a door to the past of lothal.

2) ezra came in through the lothal door.

it has has wolves around it, along with angular symbols that look an awful lot like the writing on the spine of one of the sacred jedi texts (personally, i believe that one is from the lothal sect of force users).

there are two other doors with specific symbolism around them: the malachor door that ezra drags ahsoka in through, which has the pyramidal shape of both the sith temple on the planet and the sith holocron discovered there; the other is two doors down from the malachor door and i believe it leads to felucia, one of the main planets from the force unleashed, where it is shown to be deeply saturated by the force and influenced by both the light and dark sides, with the indigenous felucian shamans being some of the most force-sensitive people in the galaxy.

this door is decorated with giant fungi and, importantly, stylized creatures with horns on their heads, exactly like the jungle rancors that are native, and exclusive in disney canon, to felucia. each of the decorations means something.

3) there are several doors throughout the wbw that have a similar, if not identical design. the one between the felucia door and the malachor door, i believe, is ossus. it's not a sith world. it's not even a jedi world any longer, either. the designs on the top and bottom are curvilinear and, importantly, mirrored. they balance each other.

this style appears on many of the doors, which probably lead to unaligned vergences.

4) if you look at the coruscant door, where sidious is reaching through, presumably in the sith shrine in the depths beneath the jedi temple turned imperial palace, the mirrored symbols flanking the sith symbol look like that curvilinear shape if you dropped something in the middle of them, cutting them in half, shattering them. it's like the symbols on mortis, except the symbol of the dark has broken through that of the light, of balance.

it also has writing around it. tentatively, i'm going to say this is the same glyph system in-universe as that on vader's chestbox, common sith in legends, itself a blocky hebrew font where the letters were chosen for aesthetics instead of any readable text. more about it can be read here, where it is referred to as 'sith prophecy font' (as it is at aurekfonts).

the coruscant door is located some distance away from the felucia/ossus/malachor trio of doors, and even more so from the lothal door. sidious used the replay of kanan's death to draw ezra (and ahsoka) to the coruscant door. if ezra had tried to pull kanan out, he would have pulled sidious into the world between worlds.