#The sheer horror of it all...

[officialmiintee]

one piece / a what could have been scenario that has been rotting in my brain for a while! Creative notes under!

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

finally at that age where i'm thinking i should get a tattoo. not bc i feel strongly about it, just seems like a waste not to. i've got so much skin i'm not using

[ren-144p]

something about the first few episodes of the terror having so many numbers. the men, the provisions, the inventory; but also the tension of counting. the scene where goodsir takes a picture of john franklin and his men and he's counting down the seconds. the lashes being counted down during hickey's punishment. and something about how in later episodes, numbers get lost. dates get forgotten. counting just stops. all of it becomes insignificant. like it was a countdown at first but now the time is just running out instead

[until-another-one-comes]

The scene where Amstrong held up Oliver while he was wailing and looking down at Debbie with her snapped wrist and all the while screaming about how he's not the villain was single handedly one of the most chilling scenes in the show so far.

[ventiswampwater]

Griffin Dunne as Jack Goodman in An American Werewolf in London (1981)

[mesopelagos]

i'll make it worth your while~

[lunaticus]

yeah zoro and luffy knew usopp would come around and apologize post-w7, but the agony leading usopp to apologize bc his friends - the friends he had just fought with against the world government, and for some minutes he had taken off his mask and been part of the crew again as himself - those friends now really set sail with their new ship and their new shipwright, two better replacements for merry and him, and they ignored him, they didn't listen to him, they didn't want him back, they didn't need a liar, a burden, a weakling, a coward, and there's shame and other emotions with anger being the easiest one to handle, they leave him they leave him they leave him, and no matter what he can't let it end like this, not after everything they went through, he had to be honest at least in the end, but honesty was hard and they were leaving without him, they didn't need him, they had a new ship, they had an excellent shipwright that would take care of their new ship, so much better than he ever could, and franky was such a great guy, they wouldn't even notice him gone, and even though there were things he could do that he others couldn't, it didn't matter in that moment bc they were leaving, without him, sick of his lies and cowardice and him, they were being attacked and finally nobody had to watch out for him, protect him, save him, he would have been no help there on the ship at all, so there was really only one thing left to do before he was all alone, alone like he had never been since his mother died and that nearly broke him but he didn't have time for that right now bc *his crew* was leaving and he had to say sorry, he had to-

and suddenly he is on the ship, with the crew, with everyone and he's crying and luffy's crying and there are a lot more other tears than anyone would have expected while fleeing from the marines attack together together together, they didn't leave him, they didn't not want him back, they wanted him-

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you ever think normally about w7? :)))

[the-eclectic-wonderer]

Becoming a Sam/Alice/Celia truther as we speak

[du-hjarta-skulblaka]

SHRUE. OH SHRUE, OUT OF LEFT FIELD A LIL FOR ME BUT GOD DAMN ARE YOU THE FUCKIN COOLEST

[ghoulsaint]

so come on get higher, loosen my lips

[picklepie888]

Imagine these three collabing on an animated series.

[neurotypical-karen]

WE’VE TALKED OF A HUMAN MIND CRACKING UPON COMPREHENDING ELDRITCH HORROR. BUT HAVE YOU CONSIDERED A BEING THAT IS ELDRITCH AND UNTOUCHABLE, FORCED TO COMPREHEND HUMAN HORROR FOR THE FIRST TIME. TO HAVE REVELED IN PAIN AND CHAOS FOR SO LONG AND NOW WITNESS THE SIMPLE VISCERAL HORROR OF BLOOD THAT COMES FROM FLESH AND CAUSES DEATH. THE GRIEF AND HURTS AND LOVE OF BEING HUMAN. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED IT.

[bajablastflavoredsaxreed]

quivering rn what the heck

baron from the baronies is something that can be so personal actually

ough

[swiftcast-selene]

Day 6: Road

"aye, aye, I know. it's cold, it's miserable. but count your lucky stars we know these roads at night, and the Imperials don't."

[novelconcepts]

It’s such a comparatively small detail, but I keep coming back to the physicality of the infected dude who chases Joel and Sarah—how completely that actor hurled himself into it, how it gives the sense that this man no longer has care or control of his faculties, has nothing but the hunger as he bangs off of objects and skitters back to his feet. It’s so mind-numbingly terrifying to imagine that coming after you in the dark.

[prismit]

charybdis befriends a fellow seafood enthusiast and uh... UHHHH-