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New tlt art! Yep!💀

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portrait of the archivist

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unreliable narrator but it's just an aromantic writing romance

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I revamped this for Pride month <3

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"Bob..." Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes // Thunderbolts* 2025

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I loved Thunderbolts*, that moment when you have to defeat god with a knife and a gun

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ONE FLESH, ONE END

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So I may have finally listened to that one podcast and I’m feeling completely normal about it.

Please don’t ask where I’ve been for the last

*checks notes*

Yikes, a year almost? I’ve been busy with life lol

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reblog if you think sign language should be taught as a language in schools.

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One day, a couple months after Bobby dies, Buck gets a notification in his phone that Bruce Springsteen is touring again and there’s going to be a date in LA.

And he’s torn, because, on one hand, the idea going to a Springsteen concert without Bobby brings up this fresh, awful kind of grief, and why did he forget to unsubscribe from that mailing list anyways, and it’s just another reminder of Bobby is dead, and things will never be the same.

And on the other hand, the thought of not going feels awful in a different kind of way, because he knows that Bobby would have loved to go to this, and he would have wanted Buck to go, and, who knows, maybe Bruce Springsteen will decide that he’s officially done touring for real this time, and Buck will have missed out on his last chance to see him in concert one last time, which would mean missing out on this one last chance to connect with Bobby in this way, even if just in spirit.

So he buys two tickets, because he knows that he can’t not go, but he can’t go alone. But he can’t go with Maddie, because she doesn’t like Springsteen, and he can’t go with Eddie, because he’d just be worried about how Buck is doing the whole time, and he can’t go with anyone else, really, because it just wouldn’t be the same, and there’s really only one person who he can even imagine bringing.

So yeah, he brings Chris to his first Springsteen concert. This is an activity for a father and his son, after all.

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maybe the real Ceaseless Watcher was the fandom we made along the way

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"I asked chat gpt"

Sucks for you, I asked the ceasless watcher and I now legally own your most traumatic experience

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if you think the posts i make are bad you should see the thoughts i am thinking. in my mind

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Mulligan you’ve DONE IT AGAIN 

Anyway if you haven’t started watching Neverafter, JOIN NOW HOLY SHIT.

Props to the entire cast - I love EVERYONE.  (yes I’m caught up, no do NOT post spoilers) 

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can’t believe Suzanne Collins had Wyatt Callow, who knew the odds of all the tributes’ deaths better than his own name, die protecting Lou Lou, who he statistically knew wouldn’t make it anyway. had Louella McCoy, who was immediately ready to try and stick it to the capital any way she could in the games, die before she even reached the arena. had Maysilee Donner, who constantly talked back, who wanted to die with her head up, who didn’t want to be treated like an animal by the capital, die mangled on the ground after having her vocal chords ripped out by a capital-manufactured bird. had Haymitch Abernathy, who from the moment he learned of Beetee’s plan, knew he was ready and willing to give up his life so that his friends and family could live, be forced to live without them, knowing all he did in the arena was for nothing. that everyone died anyway. sick and twisted.