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what do you know of war?

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conclave is so very good because it asks the important questions - what does it mean to mourn someone you never really knew? can you ever chase power and remain the person you were? can you hold onto faith even as it is tested time and time again? do british people deserve to be happy? and so on

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they’re doing slutty nun discourse on twitter

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One of my favorite things about Lawrence/Lomeli is how well-liked he is. In the film he's familiar with everyone and seems to be trusted; in the book he waits in the cold to welcome each cardinal to the conclave and is then constantly worried about remembering everybody's names, etc.. And then he sits there and laments about how all he can do is manage and how useless that makes him when in reality his care and social skills have made him dear to many (at least that's how I interpret it!)

Like let's not forget that the Dean of the College of Cardinals is an ELECTED position, the man is a gentleman! You go Lawrence with your impeccable soft skills!!

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"Benítez is the voice of reason and love..." - Carlos Diehz | Behind The Scene of Conclave (2024)

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step one of treating any wound is sticking your finger right in there

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Oh it's june now i guess

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The bad guys and the divas who ended their career

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Lucian Msamati absolutely blew me away in Conclave and I just dont see enough people saying it. He really took the character of Adeyemi, on all fronts just a terrible, awful, person, and he acted his fucking heart out - I found myself in moments aghast that I was feeling sorry for this guy. This fucking guy! By all accounts more reactionary then Tedesco, and yet I saw the light leave his eyes as it registers that he will never be pope, never - and I felt his pain as if it was my own, followed by the smarting whip of self-disgust as the memory of his misdeeds crashed back in. Phenomenal. 10000000 plaudits for Lucian Msamati.

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agnes and the sisters

inspired by this picture [x]

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nespresso machine

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"Don't involve me in this shit"

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happey pride from raymond :]