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I know how fun this night will be. I'm gonna go home with Dad.

Sirens (2025)

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simone always looks like she's on the edge of crying and i care for her so much

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god i wish i could punch ethan in the face

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i could talk about how the way the rest of the staff hates simone is a reflection of misplaced anger from the working class to the people slightly above them instead of the people actually creating their miserable situations for ages if i took my time some day

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i was set to love devon from the start because she's so similar to eleanor shellstrop in story and overall energy that i could not resist loving her as a character, i was just doomed from the start

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Milly Alcock as Simone DeWitt SIRENS | 1.01 Exile

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Sirens (2025) | Season 1, Episode 3 "Monster" | Milly Alcock as Simone DeWitt

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Sirens (2025)

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I'm so glad my instincts haven't failed me on Sirens because I clocked Peter as the actual villain from the second he appeared on screen with his condescending smile and his whole "woe is me this used to be my house and now my evil wife has taken over everything" spiel bro was really playing the "I'm just a normal guy she's the high strung one Idk where she gets it from" when he's the one who inherited half a fucking island and she's the one who lost a career because being his wife is a full time job he expects her to do but then complains about her giving him chores such as being present and acting like a husband... and I was right!

But also I can't blame Simone. If someone were to force me to live the rest of my life with my abusive parent I'd do some desperate shit too ngl and yeah I know her dad wasn't abusive on purpose and he was sick and every character on this show is painfully human but Simone's resentment still makes sense. My god this show was good!

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the way sirens starts by framing michaela as a sinister figure manipulating simone into ostensibly worshiping her, but gradually reveals that actually she's just a severely isolated and deeply lonely woman who resorted to hiring an assistant who could essentially be her best friend and yet her husband still finds a way to take that from her and use that against her to rip away what little scraps of independence he's allotted her over the years

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WELL LOOK WHERE THAT ENDED UP!!

yeah new sideblog to keep sirens stuff! this is because i <3 categorising. if you wanna see more of my general humour go check out my main @24foxstories !! basic intro uhh

grookey, she/he, 20 years old, thats it

watching sirens. just started ep 5, and i am enjoying it so much, can recommend this show to really anyone it's stellar

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watching sirens. just started ep 5, and i am enjoying it so much, can recommend this show to really anyone it's stellar

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finished sirens on netflix. that was fucking amazing and definitely becoming something i rewatch over and over

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it's 1.10 am and i havent done media analysis since i graduated a few months back but the aviary and barnaby symbols. oh lord. i am in love. the safety but imprisonment of the aviary representing the women in this level of society. barnaby as a symbol for michaela and/or simone i'm still cooking that one give me time.