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“I know she’s a villain, but it bothers me when people say that Demona is responsible for every bad thing that’s happened to her, when most of it is was only because she just kept on trusting the wrong people. It just feels like victim blaming.”

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Han & Leia Appreciation Week - Day 5:

↳ Badass Power Couple

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My favorite thing is when people remember little things I told them. like seriously? you actually listened to me? thank you

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I’ll be a story in your head. That’s okay. We’re all stories in the end. Just make it a good one, eh? ‘Cause it was, you know. It was the best. The daft old man who stole a magic box and ran away.

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star-lord probably really loves return of the jedi

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The lords of Westeros are sheep…

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3.05 // 7.06

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edit request meme 

↳ @sansaoswald requested: doctor who + 9 (favorite familial relationship) 

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7x06 | 1x09

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My Favorite Disney Heroines (in no particular order) ↳ Elisa Maza from Disney’s Gargoyles (1994-97)

Elisa is a detective with the NYPD. She is one of the first humans to encounter the gargoyles and helps them find a new home when they have to abandon their castle atop Xanathos’ skyscraper.

Strong, athletic, and clever, she becomes the gargoyles’ closest friend and even falls in love with their leader, Goliath. Together they fight to protect the city from crime. She has to endure many hardships, such as having her brother being mutated into a winged pantherine humanoid by Xanathos, or temporarily being transformed into a gargoyle herself. At one point, Broadway accidentally shoots Elisa with her own gun while playing with it, almost killing her.

Elisa is of mixed heritage, African American on her mother’s side, and Native American on her father’s side. Originally devised as a Hispanic woman, Elisa’s ethnicity was adapted when Salli Richardson was cast as her voice actor.