#Synchronizer

[elektrostantsiya]

CHP Plant 1 🏭 (EC 1), Łódź, Poland

[carpethedamndiemdejavu]

- James Baldwin talking about Love

[tyrannosaurus-trainwreck]

Actually, I know damn well Darcy never sat down and thought about marrying Lizzie. If he had, it would have been a week before he was rounding up Bingley, sitting him down, and looking him in the eye like he was about to propose high treason and going, "Jane. You still down bad for her?"

Coin toss whether Bingley would actually get to answer before Darcy turned around and flipped over a whiteboard like

and launched right into the most detailed migration pattern known to Regency England to keep the extraneous Bennets as contained as humanly possible by rotating them between various Bingley/Darcy estates. Like, we're talking about trading them off for minor holidays a decade out kind of detailed.

"If you and Jane take them for Lady Day ten years hence, Elizabeth and I will take them for Michaelmas. We'll all be together for Christmas and Midsummer, so we'll divide the responsibility individually on those days."

This would be followed by thirteen different spreadsheets projecting joint expenditures so Bingley knows what sort of financial commitment he'll be shouldering and how to minimize it, what proportion Darcy will take care of, what the estate plans are in case Darcy predeceases anybody, when they should probably roll out various stages to keep it from affecting their respective sisters' ability to maximize their own husband-hunting--whole nine yards.

Darcy does not know that he'll probably be murdered when the Bingley sisters find out why he asked for their social calendars. He'd be marginally fine with that at this point, because the fucking Napoleonic War campaigns were not as meticulously planned as his roadmap to getting the other three Bennets satisfactorily married, and Darcy feels about as able as if he'd spent the last year on Elba.

It takes Bingley a few minutes to realize why this is happening, then he's like

"You proposed to Elizabeth?! Congratulations!"

Darcy... knew there was something he was forgetting.

That man would have kicked the Collins's door open with four binders tucked under each arm, dumped them in a pile in front of Elizabeth, and loudly announced that if they get married tomorrow he can have her entire family except for Jane extraordinary renditioned to the Scottish moors by Sunday and then been like

"Why are you yelling at me?! I promise you, it will work! You'll never see anyone in your family except for Jane again, I swear it!" when she starts yelling at him.

[pddparthi]

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[todareistodo]

grian: wait, i have an idea. mumbo, guess what my task is. mumbo: uhm- defeat the wither with etho. SYNCHRONIZED LOOK AT EACH OTHER

[whodoesyourhighlights]

I think they are kinda insane 💙🖤

[dont-look-up]

Bleach TYBW Cour 3 Extended EP: Toshiro, Kira, Yoruichi, and Kisuke

[a-path-by-the-moon]

[huariqueje]

Bushfire ephemerals , Wollangambe wilderness * (Detail) - Laura Jones , 2021.

Australian , b . 1982 -

Oil on linen , 3 panels 137.6 x 112.1 cm. each

*mass synchronicity of flowering

[carpethedamndiemdejavu]

"An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet regardless of time, place or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle, but it will never break." - Chinese proverb

[ninoochat]

the way mickey sways in ian's arms 🥹

[gzeidraws]

Sketch page for Anonymous of synchronized swimmer Timerra 🥇 (poses provided by them :D)

[jaubaius]

Source

[netlench]

Nobara from the epilogue 🧎🏼‍♀️

[dandelionjack]

somebody once sent me an ask wondering what my #the language of rope doctor who blog tag meant — well, here’s an approximation

it’s Anansi’s spider-web, it’s the network of stories, it’s the invisible threads of TV broadcasting and the internet and patterns and hyperlinks connecting one fate to another, it’s Belinda and Mundy, it’s the red string on corkboard of a post-truth conspiracy theorist like Conrad, it’s lies-that-become-reality, it’s fairy circle string and celluloid film tape and a rope to stop a train and the Story Nexus and the Web of Time; and i’m not sure what it’s all leading up to, but there must be something to it

this may all sound like a bit of a reach to you. like i’m tracing a motif that’s not really there. engaging in wishful thinking (as if i live on Wish World, coming up in two weeks! interesting episode title, that.) but i’m not the only one — jamie cowan, DWEU author and one of the people who genuinely knows more about this show than the rest of the planet, agrees with me. and if you needed further confirmation…

[funeral]

Jung believed that synchronicities generally seemed to serve the same role as dreams, psychological symptoms, and other manifestations of the unconscious, namely, to compensate the conscious attitude and move the psyche from a problematic one-sidedness toward greater wholeness and individuation. Not only did the unexpectedly externalized pattern of meaning seem to represent more than mere chance coincidence; it also appeared to serve a definite purpose, impelling the psyche toward a more complete psychological and spiritual realization of the individual personality. This self-realization was achieved through a deeper integration of conscious and unconscious, which ultimately required of the individual a discerning surrender of the usual conscious attitude of knowing superiority. In this view, the perceptive interpretation of synchronistic phenomena, as with all expressions of the unconscious, rather than inflating the egocentric importance of the individual in a narcissistic manner, could correct precisely these tendencies and open the psyche to a larger vision.

Richard Tarnas, Cosmos and Psyche