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“You’re a flower, you are. Just a little desert flower.”

Raising Arizona (1987)

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damn they weren’t lying that mental health medication CAN make the heat even more unbearable

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sorry i haven't replied i dont feel like a person

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We ask your questions anonymously so you don’t have to! Submissions are open on the 1st and 15th of the month.

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misread a book scene where a character was checking the fever of a mostly-sorta-enemy as “she held a knife to his neck and a hand to his forehead” and now i’m compelled by that concept. knifepoint fever check. i care enough to gauge your temperature but distrust enough to let you know you need to stay backed the fuck off

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Why is this heat so hot 😩

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Today's Walrus Is: Mysterious Ronin

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When it was discovered that Zalim (ironically meaning, cruel) was in the company of two very young cubs, those at Ranthambore feared the worst: that, as an adult male, he would kill them. Instead, he surprised naturalists with his “motherly” behavior when he took in his twin daughters following the death of their mother.

At this time, science stated that tigers were only as social as mothers and cubs could go and that tiger fathers rarely interacted with their offspring. Zalim changed that when he was witnessed, month after month, caring for his daughters and teaching them how to hunt. Their relationship eventually ceased when the two girls were shifted to Sariska Tiger Reserve and Zalim went on to father another litter with the then-dominant tigress Sundari, the so-called Lady of the Lakes. When she too mysteriously disappeared, Zalim unsurprisingly took care of their cubs as well.

Ranthambore National Park, India Photograph taken via camera trap

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Happy Pride Month!

Faust the Crow loves you even more than she did the last 2 years!

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“ mint chocolate chip tastes like toothpaste ” ok & i fucked ur mum

see now the silence is awkward what’s next

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The reason Mr Darcy is an iconic literary character whose appeal has endured for more than two centuries is not because he's somehow simultaneously both a brooding, Byronic romantic hero and a poor socially awkward shy boy who's too nervous to talk to his crush.

The reason Mr Darcy has enduring appeal is because he transforms from a rich, conceited and utterly unpleasant snob into the best version of himself after a thorough rebuke from the heroine. Instead of resenting Elizabeth when she tells him how much she dislikes him, he realises that she was correct, that he cannot stand the person he has become either. Darcy listens, learns and grows as a person following her reproach of him. For all this, he expects absolutely nothing in return for it from her. Not her love, or her approval, or her thanks. Nothing.

Mr Darcy's character arc is a beautiful example of redemption; of a man turning into the best version of himself he possibly can be out of love not just for the heroine but for his fellow human beings... because being a better person is the right thing to do.

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“the heart wants what it wants”? okay well the heart is fucking stupid can we let someone else have a turn? maybe the spleen wants to have a go?

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Sputnik 2, launched on November 3, 1957, carried the dog Laika, the first living creature to be shot into space and orbit Earth. Laika was a stray dog found on the streets of Moscow. There were no plans to return her to Earth, and she lived only a few hours in orbit. …

taken from @gallivantsofgillis on tiktok

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"I feel so normal about him" well I dont. move