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New Hampshire

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Mermay 1-10 by Christophe Young

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Give it up to Cobra Bubbles regaining his composure and going back to business with Nani after having Stitch randomly chuck a heavy ass book at his face like that.

He probably was fuming by the time he got into his car after his shades became a casualty of the attack.

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"Cannot eat, cannot sleep, so diary instead"

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who up dinking they oiter

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Comapedrosa

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oscar wilde really spent a whole chapter yapping about perfume and cool rocks and then devoted about three sentences to the murder of one of the central characters, and honestly? i see the vision

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Lucy and her three weed smoking boyfriends

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You came back. Nobody gets left behind LILO AND STITCH (2002) Dir. Chris Sanders & Dean DeBlois

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Every time I remember Thalia's actress in the show is British I laugh. Please keep her British. I need to see Percy making fun of her accent like "bit sad innit pinecone face" when he gets pissed and Thalia electrocuting him with four lightning bolts in a row. It would be extremely in character

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Need a man to impregnate

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In all seriousness, Dracula is just as terrifying in his calm rage as he is when he's flying off the handle.

The way he just held the letter against the candle while smiling at Jonathan like "we both know exactly what this letter is and exactly why I'm destroying it."

A loud and beastly monster is terrifying for sure but in a scene like this, where both captor and captive know how powerless the latter is...

Yeah that's chilling, that's actually horrifying and I love this book so freaking much.