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no phones on the table

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me whenever I socialize

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omfg I love him😭 i’m going insane

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yearning and yearning and yearning and yearning

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I just wanted to leave this town forever

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imagine coming home and THIS was your fine shyt in the 80s😭

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my older siblings are so immature wtf

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emma watson is so sweet😭😭

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why are people all the same now 💔

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i wish I didn’t care all the time

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I think the most terrifying and devastating thing about Charlie's character arc is how quickly he became the defender, the hero, the fucking white knight. As soon as Neil was gone it was like he wanted to do EVERYTHING in his power to keep the others above water. No matter what.

It's like. You see this character where, the whole time, he has a cocky exterior, this evident facade—but despite that, it's so apparent that all that matters to him is his friends. And he doesn't know who he is, he doesn't know what he wants, but now one of them is gone—and his INNATE ROLE is to pick up the pieces. Because that's what he knows. In his eyes, it's his one and only value. Because if he can't be good for himself, he can be good for them.

And that's why his punishment earlier in the film gets me. Because he has to be okay. He has to keep himself from breaking. Because he's the brave one. If he breaks, they do too. It's because of that scene that everything he does at the end makes perfect sense. He was destined to fall. Just like Neil was.

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I just needed a boyfriend (by boyfriend I mean Neil Perry)

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why I can’t talk to people normally, I hate being socially awkward

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I’m obsessed with charlie dalton’s smirks

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I’m the daughter

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I’m watching all the movies Robert Sean Leonard is in, I’m so obsessed, help😭

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she’s not coming back 💔