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Koukám na BBC Ghosts a teď mi došlo, čistě teoreticky, nejsou Mazalové takové české Ghosts??
Jako...ne perfektně, ale čistě teoreticky
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I was walking through the toy aisle at Target when I found this thing and had a VIOLENT AND IMMEDIATE FLASHBACK to when JP first came out and they had a bunch of REALLY COOL T Rex toys that I would have sold one of my scrawny small-child limbs for but my mother wouldn’t get me one because they were “too violent and also ate people” :(
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Who would've known i like Lara Croft
SO HERE SHE IS!!
i redrew one specific frame from the 2013 game, hope you like it! :D
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If you're fifteen or older an still sleep with a stuffed animal please reblog this.
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no people to tag so just have this! :D
starting a picrew chain:> link
tagging @iamcalmiamthestorm @otherwiseromantic @s0livagant @awstenknight @nostalgicfordisasters @c0nst3llation @friendlyreminder @sleepalone
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Calling all Sanderfans! We might be able to make a Skyward LEGO set a reality! Cast your vote here:
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Sometimes I think about how Ellie starts standing on Joel’s left side more after he confirms he can’t hear very well on the right, but while also sticking *exclusively* to his right when Henry and Sam first show up and they’re not sure what to make of them.
It’s not a complete switch and probably a coincidence rather than a deliberate blocking choice. But I noticed. And it’s totally something Ellie would consciously do. Stay on his good side when things are safe so talking doesn’t take any effort. Stay on his right when there’s trouble to act as a shield and hear what he can’t.
Just. Tiny acts of accommodation and familiarity. Love it. Here for it. Feed me more.
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i know that the discourse is primarily about whether or not joel made the right call. and that's, of course, a very compelling question. the horror and uncertainty and love in that question make it such a beautiful and profound example of negative capability (at least when you don't immediately jump to and defend and answer).
however, there's another question that only asking the above overlooks. were the fireflies right? i'm going to argue that the answer is no. clearly, this was a group of people who wanted to save the world in anyway they could. but they are also largely a group of people who grew up before the world ended, and so they could only conceive of solutions that they thought could recreate what they lost. marleen says that ellie will still be in danger because the world is still broken; she says it like making a cure will somehow unbreak the world. but the whole series we've seen that the uninfected people were far more frightening than the infected ones. a cure wouldn't suddenly turn the raiders and the slavers and the people like david into good people. it wouldn't give you a fighting edge over them.
ellie was born after the end; the world as it is in the series is her world. for better or worse, it isn't right to sacrifice her in the hopes that you can regain what can never really be gotten back. what the fireflies should have been trying to work out was how to build something better in the world that existed; how to create solutions that look forward and not backward. the people in jackson built something good, even with the issues they still face. bill and frank built something good by opting out of all the miserable systems of power and control around them. if the only change you ever try to make is to return things to some status quo, then you won't really accomplish change.
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