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Anthony Fucking Mackie.

That's it that's the post.

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so something was up with lemar’s sister right?

she stuck out in the scene where walker visited lemar’s family, and i feel like there is a reason

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Who gives a shit about the guy with the wings and that metal arm dude, tfatws is about my five wives and I love them very much

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Bucky: I am here to drop off this package and THAT’S IT

Bucky, at the first opportunity: ….need any help with the boat?

Bucky later: I guess I’ll go…to a hotel…alone…and wait for my flight :(

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props to stem people wtf! i can bullshit my way through any english essay because literally u just have to say stuff. but for stem paper u have to say stuff AND it has to be true. wack. 

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Episode 5 was INSANE EXCUSE ME HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO PROCESS IT

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I think understanding why Ayo disarmed Bucky and understanding why Bucky might feel betrayed because he wasn't aware that's something they could do so easily can co-exist.

I love that TFATWS does so well in showing us each character's motivations because it makes it a more emotionally complex show.

A big chunk of this fandom treats this show like it's just black and white when in reality there is a ton of grey in it.

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Feeding day for baby tortoises

(Source)

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Accurate

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imsebastianstan: Jumping into this weekend like…

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Bucky Barnes: A summary

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Of all the parallels we've seen so far, I think this one best demonstrates the difference between John Walker and Steve Rogers.

Steve easily could have killed Tony at the end of Civil War. In fact, Tony seemed to expect it; he raised his hands to protect his head from what he probably thought was the inevitable.

But Steve wasn't like that. Even in the midst of pure rage, he could never kill someone unnecessarily- good moral standards were at the core of every decision he made, regardless of his own emotional state.

John Walker is different. When he gets angry, morality is not his priority because ultimately he isn't a man of the people, he's a man who centres his own desires, no matter the cost. He doesn't stop to question himself because his ego won't let him.

Where Steve Rogers was measured, John Walker is impulsive. Where Steve Rogers looked out for everyone's best interests, John Walker looks out for his own.

Where Steve Rogers showed self-restraint, John Walker takes the kill strike.

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meanwhile: John Walker getting his ass kicked by the Dora Milaje