Folks on this site are posting long-winded character analyses of some guy named “Silver” with zero context and I genuinely cannot tell whether they’re talking about Black Sails or Sonic the Hedgehog.
The horror of "Annihilation" is existential and rooted firmly in the ordinary. It is film confronting the gradual ways that we are changed by the things and people around us, the ways that we slowly drift from one state into another, the terror of waking up one day to realize that we've become someone else - someone we don't recognize. […] In the final moments, Lena and Kane confront the fact that they are no longer the people they used to be. They have both changed dramatically, radically, since their relationship began. Their slow drift apart, Lena's infidelity, Kane's absence and his nearly fatal illness have compounded and altered both of them down to the core of their very being. But even if they are no longer the Lena and Kane they used to be, they are still a Lena and a Kane, and their shared experience, the way they have absorbed one another into their identities has made them into the same. They are still one person and two alone.
— Folding Ideas, Annihilation and Decoding Metaphor
Annihilation (2018)
Black Sails (2014 - 2017), episode XVI
[image description: a cropped screenshot of my spotify wrapped top songs list. The first entry is covered up with digital red marker so it can't be seen. The second entry shows "Under the Water" by Aurora. The cropping ends there. /end description]
I am...not surprised... Turns out making video edits can and will completely dominate your listening habits.
Number one is a secret cuz I'm still working on that video...
“Have you ever been tortured? Suffered pain applied by men who saw you as less than a man? Saw you as an animal? Cause it isn’t the pain they’re inflicting that’s the most frightening part of it. It isn’t the fear of future pain. It’s the knowledge that even when the pain stops, even if they were to let you go, that they’ve changed you. That pain, that fear, that despair has made you someone else, someone you barely recognize, against your will.”
Former Destiny’s Child member of 3 days and 14 hours Farrah “IDontHaveNoLuggage” Franklin & rapper Fabolous for a genuine leather coats advertisement ( Early 2000s ) [ x ]
this started as a joke about ticking clocks and then it spiraled out of control
via @lichfucker [video description: a comedic Black Sails fanvid set to the song TiK ToK by Kesha. the video features scenes of all of the characters throughout the series vaguely following the song's lyrics, mostly focused on moments of drinking and fighting. end vd]