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spideyzs · 18 days ago
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Something something vampires have no reflection so he can't even try to see his brother's face anymore when he looks into the mirror
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spideyzs · 18 days ago
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watched the movie.. feeling very hopium..
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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River Phoenix in "Running on Empty" (1988) dir. Sidney Lumet
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO (1991) dir. Gus Van Sant
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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Gay people will be like “this is my comfort show!” And then show you the most emotionally devastating, stress-inducing, tragic piece of media you have ever witnessed
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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BEFORE SUNRISE (1995) Julie Delpy & Ethan Hawke | dir. Richard Linklater
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BEFORE SUNRISE (1995) dir. Richard Linklater
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BEFORE SUNRISE 1995, dir. Richard Linklater
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BEFORE SUNRISE (1995) dir. Richard Linklater
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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Ash in the beginning of No Exit vs the end of No Exit
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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DANNY RAMIREZ as Joaquin Torres/Falcon Captain America: Brave New World (2025)
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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obsessed with top gun: maverick in a way ive never been obsessed w any movie before Ever
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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margaret qualley i love you so dearly
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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I don't know where it came from but I saw these hd photos posted on Twittter and oh my heart
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I'm still not over how she found him so easily. Or maybe Bob was looking for her too.
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spideyzs · 2 months ago
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control | robert reynolds x fem!reader
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THIS CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR MARVEL'S THUNDERBOLTS*.
Pairing: Robert 'Bob' Reynolds x Fem!Reader Summary: Bob always waits for you to come back from missions, but when you don't come back one day, his powers start to get a little out of hand. Warnings: Mentions of fighting, concussions and injuries. Word Count: 1.8k A/N: This is one of the other fic ideas from the poll that I posted the other day! I really loved writing this one, it was so much fun so I hope that you'll all enjoy it as well. Thank you for all the love on my Bob fics so far. I'm loving writing for him! 💗
“You need to tell Bob that he doesn’t have to worry about me,” you tell Yelena from where you’re standing, one of Bucky’s arms wrapped around you to help you stay upright due to the pounding in your head and the pain in your ankle. “He’s going to panic when I don’t come back with you guys.”
They’re the first things you say to Yelena when the team decides that it’s important to take you to a hospital so you can get looked at. You’ve all sustained injuries before, but being hit in the head as hard as you had been made everyone concerned, and the fact that everything is spinning a bit definitely isn’t a good sign. 
No one is surprised that your first thought isn’t about yourself, but about the man waiting for you back at the Watch Tower. They’re not oblivious to whatever it is that’s been going on between the two of you, but none of them have found the need to know specifics.
“We will,” Yelena assures you before urging Bucky to get going.
He’d been very insistent on accompanying you to the hospital as soon as they’d discovered the extent of your injury.
Yelena is full of nerves by the time they get back to the Watch Tower. The elevator journey to the penthouse, where Bob is waiting for you all to get back, is the longest minute of her life. There is no way that Bob is going to react well to this news, and part of their job involves keeping Bob and his powers in control, which is much easier to do when he’s calm and not worried about someone he cares for.
The second that Bob hears the elevator ding, he stands up from where he’d been sitting with his book and starts to jog towards it, a small smile on his lips. Everyone going on missions without him always makes him miss them more. You, especially.
“How did it go?” He asks, the second he sees Yelena exit the elevator.
His eyes scan over the rest of them – Walker, Ava and Alexei. You’re missing, and Bucky is missing as well. His heart drops into his stomach and he clenches one of his fists at his side, trying to control his emotions. 
“Where is she?” 
Yelena is quick to jump to action. She’s by Bob’s side in a second, placing a hand on his shoulder to try and help ground him. “She’s okay. Bucky took her to hospital to get looked at by a doctor but it’s nothing serious. She told me to tell you not to worry.”
He almost laughs at that. The fact that you’d told Yelena to tell him not to worry when of course he was going to worry about you, even if you’d told him not to. He spends half of his time worrying about you, especially when you go out on missions. This is the first time that you haven’t come home. The first time you’ve been injured more than just a couple of scrapes and bruises.
It’s the first time that Bob isn’t going to be the one patching you up afterwards. 
“What happened?” Bob asks, eyes flickering up to Yelena’s.
She tightens her grip on his shoulder a little. “Why don’t we sit down?”
“No,” he shakes his head and pulls away from her grip, starting to pace back and forth. He can’t help it even though he knows it’s only going to make him feel worse. “No, I need you to tell me what happened. Everything.”
Walker, Ava and Alexei stand just inside the door of the room, watching him with furrowed eyebrows and worried expressions. You’d warned them that Bob was going to panic, but they hadn’t realised it’d be quite this serious.
“I don’t think you need to know specifics,” Walker suggests, taking a few steps further into the room. “Just trust us that she’s okay, all right, Bobby?”
Their concern is further elevated when Bob doesn’t even bother to respond to Walker. He continues his pacing back and forth, occasionally mumbling under his breath so quietly that they can’t hear what he’s saying. 
If he’d been there, Bob thinks, maybe he could’ve prevented this. He should be going on missions by this point, even though he can’t really control his powers completely, he’s sure he could be of some use. He should’ve been there. It’s his fault, really, that you even got hurt in the first place. If he’d been there as The Sentry, he could’ve stopped all of this from happening and you’d be right beside him, unharmed. But you’re not. You’re in a hospital somewhere, probably alone in a clean, white room waiting for someone to check you over. You could be bleeding, maybe badly. There could be broken bones, or something internal that they can’t see until it’s too late. It could be any number of things, all of which could’ve been avoided by him being able to control his powers.
Yelena flinches as the lights in the penthouse start to flicker. She looks over at the others who all have the same expressions on their face. Bob is losing control. He continues pacing and the room starts to shake a little. She can hear the glasses in the cabinets clinking together. The coffee table vibrates on the floor and the windows start to creak a little. 
“Bob’s doing this…” Ava says, taking a step towards him. “We need to stop him.”
“He’s going to cause some real damage if we don’t,” Walker agrees.
Yelena is quick to respond. “I’ll take him to see her. It’s the only thing that’ll work.”
“What the hell are you thinking? He could get even worse once he’s outside!” 
“We have no other options!” Yelena shouts back.
She wastes no more time in walking over to Bob and stopping right in front of him where he’s standing. She’s a little surprised when Bob actually stops pacing and looks up, meeting her eyes. But then she sees the glowing in them and her concern grows.
“I’ll take you to the hospital to see her,” Yelena tries. “We can leave right now.”
The glowing in Bob’s eyes dims and then slowly disappears. She lets out a breath of relief, knowing that he’s back in control of himself now. The lights have stopped flickering and the room has stopped shaking. 
“You will?” Bob asks, voice soft.
“I will,” Yelena confirms. She extends a hand for him to hold. “Right now.”
He’s reaching for Yelena’s hand when there’s another ding of the elevator and his head snaps towards it. Everyone else in the room follows his gaze as the doors of the elevator open and you and Bucky are revealed. 
None of them have ever seen Bob run as fast as he does to get to you.
One second, he’s standing in front of Yelena and the next, he’s at your side, cradling your head in his hands and tilting it from side to side to examine the bandage that’s been wrapped around it and make sure you’re not injured too badly.
Bucky looks around at everyone. “What are you all doing?” 
“She was right,” Ava says, motioning to you. “Bob panicked when she didn’t come back.” 
His eyebrows furrow. “Is everything okay?”
“Yeah,” Walker confirms. “But your timing couldn’t have been any better.”
Neither you or Bob are listening to the conversation going on around you. You’re too focused on the feeling of Bob’s hands on your face and the look of relief on his face to focus on much else. He looks a little startled, too. His eyes are a little bit too wide and his breathing a little too heavy for someone who shouldn’t have been worrying about you.
“I’m all right, Bob, I promise,” you say, resting one of your hands on his wrist and dragging your thumb gently back and forth over his skin. “The doctors cleared me to go home. I have a mild concussion and a sprained ankle. I just need to rest.”
Bob shakes his head. “That’s not all right. A concussion is not all right.”
“It’s really okay,” you insist. “I promise I’ll tell you if I feel worse all of a sudden.”
“No,” Bob mutters, his gaze dropping from yours. “I should’ve been there. I could’ve protected you. If I had been there, none of this would’ve happened to you and you wouldn’t have gotten hurt. I should be able to be The Sentry without the other guy by now… if I could, I would’ve been there to save you from all of this pain.” His hands fall away from your face and he takes a step away from you. 
You frown, hating the way that he’s blaming himself for this happening when you were the only one at fault. You hadn’t been paying attention in the fight, too distracted by what everyone else was doing, and that had been the reason the man you’d been fighting had gotten the better of you and slammed you into the wall. Bob had nothing to do with it, not even you being distracted.
“Bob, that’s not true,” you sigh, taking a step towards him and taking his face in your hands to force him to look at you. “None of this is your fault. How many times have you patched me up before? This is not the first time I’ve been injured on a mission. You’ve been there for me every time to patch me up afterwards. You always save me from my pain.”
His eyes meet yours again and you almost crumble at the sadness in them. He’d really been that worried about you that he’d turned to blaming himself for it… telling Yelena to tell him not to worry was clearly never going to work.
“This time, it was too much pain for me to patch you up from, though,” he murmurs.
“No, it wasn’t. I still need time to heal. And you’ll be there for me while I do, won’t you?”
Bob nods. “I’m not leaving your side.” 
You reach down and take his hands in yours, giving them a squeeze. “You don’t have to.”
He takes a long, deep breath and steps a little closer towards you before leaning down and resting his forehead on top of yours, careful to avoid the bandage that’s wrapped around it and careful not to apply too much pressure in case he hurts you. “When I can control my powers,” he begins, “I’m never letting you get hurt again.”
“That’s a big promise.”
“I’ll keep it,” Bob hums. He stands up for only a second to lean down and press his lips briefly to your forehead, just underneath where the bandage is placed. “I’m glad you came home.”
You smile at the kiss and give his hands another squeeze. “I always will, so long as I have you waiting for me when I do.”
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