#and that ending

[emmybreese]

just watched the new defunctland video and i’m feeling many things

[sleepysloppysertraline]

Immortan Joe be like

These are my sons Rictus Dickus Scrotus and Pubus

[djarinvettel]

dude had ptsd from letting kelnacca die and that’s why he was concerned about the droid attack on the wookies

[caliboron]

just finished playing mad rat dead

[beatlesandbards]

I am still so feral for ep6. Can't believe there's a whole new one coming tomorrow night lol I am still just

[iserlohndiary]

about the gundam 00 movie ending

one of the things i really like about it is the fact that that first(?) interstellar journey was made specifically to communicate with an alien lifeform, to understand the plight of other living beings, instead of being another iteration of colonization or an exploration for the sake of exploration due to our human nature etc etc

[patruchilles]

anyways i read the caraval trilogy recently

and

it easily became ONE of my favourite trilogies ever! it's so whimsical and amazing and i felt like i dove straight first into a rabbit hole into alice's wonderland! everything was so magical and vivid, so beautifull descriptive, and the first book definitely made me existential crisis with how challenging and INTRIGUING it was! (cough cough julian santos king of my heart body and soul ily)

[gale-gentlepenguin]

NOW THAT IS HOW YOU DO A FINAL BOSS FIGHT

[la-gay-and-shits]

Hey sluts, how we feelin’ after Revolution

[queenlucythevaliant]

Time to share another of my favorite Christian poems with you all. It’s a martyrdom poem by Varlam Shalamov, a victim of the Soviet gulags and also the writer of Kolyma Tales. A few favorite stanza are written out here; the entire poem is typed out below. It’s a little on the long end, but entirely worth it. 

“Avvakum in Pustozyorsk” by Varlam Shalamov

The walls of my church

  are the ribs of my heart;

it seems life and I

  are soon bound to part

 .

My cross now rises,

  traced with two fingers.

In Pustozyorsk it blazes;

  its blaze will linger.

 .

I’m glorified everywhere,

  vilified, branded;

I have already become

  the stuff of legend.  

 .

I was, people say,

  full of anger and spite;

I suffered, I died

  for the ancient rite.

 .

But this popular verdict

  is ugly nonsense;

I hear and reject

  the implied censure.

 .

The rite is nothing—

  neither wrong nor right;

a rite is a trifle

  in God’s sight.

 .

But they attacked our faith

  in the ways of the past,

in all we’d learned as children

  and taken to heart.

 .

In their holy garments,

  in their grand hats,

with a cold crucifix

  in their cold hands,

 .

in thrall to a terror

  clutching their souls,

they drag us to jails

  and herd us to scaffolds.

 .

We don’t mind about the doctrine

  books and their age;

we don’t debate virtues

  of fetters and chains.

 .

Our dispute is of freedom,

  and the right to breathe—

about the Lord’s will

  to bind as he please.

 .

The healers of souls

  chastised our bodies;

while they schemed and plotted,

  we ran to the forests.

 .

Despite their decrees,

   we hurled our words

out of the lion’s mouth

  and into the world.

 .

We called for just vengeance

  against their sins;

along with the Lord,

   we sang poems and hymns.

 .

The words of the Lord

  were claps of thunder.

The Church endures;

   it will never go under.

 .

And I, unyielding,

  reading the Psalter,

was brought to the gates

  of the Andronikov Monastery.

 .

I was young;

  I endured every pain:

hunger, beatings,

  interrogations.

 .

A winged angel

  shut the eyes of the guard,

brought me cabbage soup,

  and a hunk of bread.

 .

I crossed the threshold—

  and I walked free.

Embracing my Exile,

  I walked to the east.

 .

I held services

   by the Amur River,

where I barely survived

  the winds and blizzards.

 .

They branded my cheeks

  with brands of frost;

by a mountain stream

  they tore out my nostrils.

 .

But the path to the Lord

  goes from jail to jail;

the path to the Lord

  never changes.

 .

And all too few,

  since Jesus’s days,

have proved able to bear

  God’s all-seeing gaze.

 .

Nastasia, Nastasia,

  do not despair;

true joy often wears

  a garment of tears.

 .

Whatever temptations

  may beat in your heart,

whatever torments

  may rip you apart,

 .

walk on in peace,

  through a thousand troubles

and fear not the serpent

  that bites at your ankles—

 .

though not from Eden

  has this snake crawled;

it is an envoy of evil

  from Satan’s hand.

 .

Here, birdsong

  is unknown;

here one learns the patience

  and the wisdom of stone.

 .

I have seen no color

  except lingonberry

in fourteen years

  spent as a prisoner.

 .

But this is not madness,

  nor a waking nightmare;

it is my soul’s fortress,

  its will and freedom.

 .

And now they are leading me

  far away in fetters;

my yoke is easy

  and my burden grows lighter.

 .

My track is swept clean

  and dusted with silver;

I’m climbing to heaven

  on wings of fire.

 .

Through cold and hunger,

  through grief and fear

towards God, like a dove,

  I will rise from the pyre.

 .

O far-away Russia—

  I give you my vow

to return to the sky

  forgiving my foe.

 .

May I be reviled,

  and burned at the stake;

may my ashes be cast

  on the mountain wind.

 .

There is no fate sweeter,

  no better end,

than to knock, as ash,

  at the door of the human heart.

[rubysbell]

I just finished Season 2 and my heart has never been ripped apart and stepped on so many times

[sunshineindark]

This episode really went from bdsm to soft emo boyfriends to highschool breakup drama

[worsetocome]

currently crying over young royals season 2 hbu

[lesbianpegbar]

the picture of dorian gray smacked so hard what da hell

[chiisana-lion]

[sayruq]

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