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Else Fitzgerald, from "Everything Feels Like the End of The World," publ. in 2022

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This is me saving earth!

(Fantastic Four #15)

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TELL ME YOU SEE IT TOO

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㋡🥀

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In-ho every time my phone autocorrects front man to front door

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found in grandma's drawers

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(Anne Carson, 'Grief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripides')

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you're telling me a pink guard, whose relationship with a player was briefly shown as a subplot, could safely save and remove the player from the island and send him back to the mainland alive. while the front man, whose relationship with gihun is supposed to be "the heart of the show", did nothing but watch gihun with teary eyes the entire time and just let gihun kill himself?

after the director confirmed there was still humanity left in inho? after lee byung-hun said gihun made inho feel a slight wavering of heart, that inho saw himself in gihun and that inho was rooting for gihun?

(byung-hun, I'm so sorry they did your character so dirty. I know how much you love inho and everything you said about him and gihun is what should have been in the show. jung-jae, I'm so sorry gihun was done so dirty too. you both deserve so much better.)

netflix's a jerk for promoting season 3 as 'the clash between gihun and frontman' when gihun and frontman had one scene together that lasted 2 minutes and the rest was just frontman looking at gihun with teary eyes.

would have been so much better if s3 was about inho saving and removing gihun from the game, them actually talking and further developing their dynamics (wouldn't even have to be in a romantic way).

don't get me wrong, I love all the other characters and their stories too, and I'm glad noeul was able to save that player, but it's a terrible idea to shift the focus of the third season to all the side characters and their subplots. because now the two main characters whom netflix promote so heavily were overshadowed to the point they became the side characters instead.

and both of their characters were written so... I don't even know what the fuck that was.

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Gwi-ma after his defeat (if you know, you know)

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Squid Game official accounts posting “goodbye” like the USA spinoff isn’t apparently beginning filming this December and Lee Byung-hun isn’t out there teasing another Front Man spinoff while Wi Ha-jun says he’d love to play Jun-ho again alongside his brother In-ho, or how the director says he’s open to making a season 4 and yet another prequel for In-ho’s time as player 132 and also that Recruiter spinoff, or how Netflix isn’t letting their biggest moneymaking show go. Like we know you ain’t going anywhere

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Glacier Peak Wilderness

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Meet Dragon, a white-faced fawn who needed to be bottle-fed after being rejected by its mother at a northern Kent County farm. 

His birth mother, “Bunny” is also a piebald whitetail deer. Piebald means they have a genetic defect causing the animal to have large areas of white in its coat. The defect reportedly occurs in less than 1 percent of the whitetail deer population. Dragon was rejected by his mother after birth, likely by natural instinct because he looks different than other fawns.

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actually I’m never shutting up about this. seong gi-hun, you deserved so much better.

*not saying he should have killed the baby in that final game, just that it was a terrible writing decision

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JOHNNY DEPP. "Dead Man's Chest" Press Conference.