#gwilliam

[plaidos]

mariguana

i actually told it to say that to get past the filter LOL eventually it made this for me too

[justaz]

Anyways……..Gwaine crashed in Ealdor soon after Merlin dipped. Destiny was trying to bring them together but missed by a hair. Will took him in and let him crash at his place. They ended up fucking (Will was trying to mend the heartbreak of his childhood best friend and sort of boyfriend leaving) (also the scraggly drunk is actually really hot) (and they both hate nobility with a passion). Gwaine left right before Ealdor started to get raided because he’s always on the move and never stays in one place for too long.

Uhhhh years later Merlin mentions his home village of Ealdor and Gwaine smiles and is like “Ah, a quaint but homey place. I visited there once. I was homed by a lovely man with a similar heart to mine. I wonder how Will is doing after all these years…” Merlin beats him with his shoe for sleeping with his friend. And also has to break the news that he died but this was supposed to be a funny post so lets ignore that potential for angst and focus on WHATEVER THE FUCK THEIR SHIP NAME IS

[cleoenfaserum]

Gwilliam (2015) (reblog 1247)

A word of warning, from the blogger source junkyarddemento origin Jul 31, states the following " Yes... you too will hate oral sex after watching this wonderfully vile film. Can't believe I haven't seen Brian Lonano's short film up until now, but I dare you to watch it until completion!" I found it disgusting however, I did have an interesting discussion with AI Copilot which I found interesting and compelling, Watch the short film at your own risk.

reblog source junkyarddemento origin Jul 31

A recently released criminal is looking for a good time. He can forget his sins but he can never forget...Gwilliam.

Gwilliam (Short 2015) - IMDb 5'9

My interesting candid conversation with AI Copilot which I encourage all of you to LISTEN as you read along...

TEXT at: Always be careful what you wish for or desire… | by Cleoenfaserem | Sep, 2024 | Medium

[idkaguyorsomething]

“ap gwilliam was the worst prime minister” doctor. babe. i know why you don’t tell your companions everything at once, but you’re really gonna tell them a bald-faced lie like that. your ex murdered a tenth of earth’s population and immediately turned the entire planet into a hellscape, there is some steep competition here

[jcforsapphics]

"even the prime minister can't walk into unit" "especially the prime minister" yeah doctor who have bad track record with those

[gallifreyanhotfive]

tHe mOST dANgeROuS pRIMe MIniStEr

[dandelionjack]

episode 4 of an RTD2 series be like Ruby Sunday Suffers Emotional Torment In A Pub (The Doctor Is Missing) (Kate Stewart Is There). The Rise Of Far Right Populism In The UK Is Concerning. Ruby Sunday Goes On The Worst Date Of Her Life

[claraoswalds]

What does she look like? She looks like what she looks like. What does that mean? She looks like what she is.

DOCTOR WHO 73 Yards

[lordbettany]

[starleska]

73 Yards has devastated me and i have some theories

we all agree that 73 Yards was a genre-defying, harrowing episode...and i think there's some really interesting themes and ideas going on here. tw for discussion of trauma, abuse, neglect and abandonment:

i hope we're all on the same page that the Woman seems to represent Ruby's fear of abandonment, brought to life. always present, always out of the corner of her eye, and whose primary mechanic is to drive people to scorn and leave Ruby without explanation. even people who do not know her, or people she's just met, or who are incredibly warm towards her...they speak to the Woman, and they look back as if to confirm their suspicions, and then run away, maddened and horrified. it is an unbelievable stroke of genius to make the Toymaker's breaking down of the boundaries between science and fantasy bring Ruby's abandonment into being...and for Ruby to weaponise her. but that's it - as soon as Roger ap Gwilliam was taken care of, we expected the Woman to disappear, right? but that could never happen, because Ruby's fear of abandonment will never disappear...no matter how purposeful her life is, or how much she distances herself from others. the use of the cruel, distant individuals in the Welsh pub to set up Ruby sympathetically is excellent...and then, we see people approach Ruby at all levels of emotional connection, when time and again she is considered untouchable, as if her very being is contagious. and all this time, we have the fairy circle being broken and hope vanishing...with hope being the Doctor. the one man who potentially holds the key to uncovering Ruby's deepest desires - to find out why she was abandoned, and by who. and at the end of it all...even in death, Ruby doesn't find peace. she is transported into a neverending hell-loop where she is her own abandonment. the two are inseparable, inexplicably the same, because Ruby's very existence as herself is built on the bedrock of abandonment. and i think this resonates heavily with any trauma survivor...the way that our trauma and our very real anxieties brought on by that trauma are inextricable from ourselves. i think the plot with Roger ap Gwilliam shows off a very real symptom in trauma survivors: we often daydream that our hurt and pain will be useful one day - functional. and not only does Ruby get to do that...she gets to be the quiet, unsung saviour of the whole world, protecting us from a world-ending terror in spite of the abuse and neglect she's faced. she endures menial work and constant fear, while only confiding quietly in one other person...Marti, who i believe is coded as another trauma survivor due to her response to Roger (who she describes as a monster). if Ruby can't receive love and affection from anyone else, at least she can feel satisfied that she served her purpose. on a practical level, the presence of Mrs Flood and Susan Twist in this episode AGAIN gives me pause. my theory that someone here is another of the Toymaker's Legions, and is the embodiment of Story, has only deepened. the fact that we had a cold open without the title sequence, we met Susan Twist very quickly, we seem to have flipped genres for the show and Ruby was able to embark on a self-destructive wish-fulfilment saviour fantasy in real life...it all indicates to me that the boundaries between reality and fiction are fully collapsing. when Kate says things are trending towards the supernatural lately, i think we've only hit the tip of the iceberg. on a broader level: my God Russell T Davies, what a brilliant script!!! this is one of my favourite ever episodes of Doctor Who, and is absolutely my highlight for the season. huge kudos to Millie Gibson for giving such a killer performance...i am now terribly endeared to, and protective, of Ruby, and hope against hope she gets the happy ending she so deserves 💖

[plaidos]

gwilliam wedding pics

[greyhoundone]

[gothlyre]

thought that entered my head and will not leave

[thehumanwiki]

everyone’s like “roger ap gwilliam is the most evil prime minister? what happened to mr. saxon???” and like, y’all, his term got deleted. the doc basically hit ctrl-z on his whole administration. he was never the pm.

[angels-in-overcoats]

Me for like 20 minutes of the new episode: IS RUBY GOING TO ASSASSINATE THE PRIME MINISTER???

[tinkerbitch69]

The implication by the interview scene that Roger Ap Gwilliam prepared a whole political campaign and public persona and got himself elected by stoking nationalist sentiment with vague jingoistic rhetoric just because he rlly rlly wants to launch a nuke for funsies…

AND IT WORKED?!!

*mwah* comedy gold. Funny cuz it’s true oh Jesus Christ oh fuck oh man oh-