#jocelyn knight

[hikouki]

Can't believe broadchurch gave us old lesbians in 2013 im crying

[thefandomtraveler]

skdljdkafa i'm on the second season of broadchurch right now and i fucking knew it, the moment she told Alec that she had never confessed i knew it was a woman and i was right omg

genuinely jumped in the air with a smile on my face when i saw this scene just now

[nachtdereulen]

[lesbicosmos]

live reaction of me watching broadchurch s2 when there were surprise lesbians

look at them!!!

[sapphichymns]

[gayelderstourney]

OLD WOMAN YURI BRACKET ROUND 1

Propaganda:

Raven Darkholme/Irene Adler:

when they met one was pretending to be Sherlock Holmes. one of them is disabled (blind). they raised a teenager together and tried to turn her evil. one was fully ready to destroy a country to get the other back.

Ok so I’m not sure if this falls under the looks elderly for raven since she can look however she wants and Irene looks younger since she’s been resurrected but they are old woman yuri to me since these old evil women are so in love it hurts and they raised a daughter together and even more but I have to go to bed now

evil immortal mutant lesbians. what's not to love.

Maggie Radcliffe/Jocelyn Knight:

"There was a moment, must have been 15 years ago. I should have said it then, and I didn’t. And I want to say it now. It’s always been you."!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE REPERESSION

[bildad-the-shuhite-official]

I started watching Broadchurch for David Tennant, I stayed for the two middle aged woman who are definitely lesbians

[hecatesbroom]

The fact that Alec got some Excellent Relationship Advice from a grumpy lesbian who thought she'd missed out on the love of her life just keeps running through my head. Like,, for all everyone knows he's a straight divorced man. He gets along in a very weird way with Ellie whom he clearly loves but tends to yell at and doesn't even address by her first name. It's not unlikely to the public that they slept together, but they would never. What did Jocelyn think she was advising him on? Why did he not follow that advice, because I'm like 99% sure it was about Ellie (whom he proceeded to ghost for three years after the second series ended, thus catastrophically failing to follow said Good Advice).

Because that's what usually happens in stories like this: someone says something momentous that didn't seem too important at the time it was being said, it would do nothing for the person who gave the advice (Jocelyn), who would just proceed to tragically miss out on the love of her life like she said, but the whole thing would gain a sense of closure by having the person she advised (Alec) get with the (platonic or romantic) love of his life. Thus having the advising character's tragedy serve a purpose, namely averting the main character's own, very similar, tragedy. But instead Jocelyn's words don't seem to have any sort of impact on Alec's storyline. He's just there to listen to her, maybe as a sort of opening to start her storyline, but the fact that it's him Jocelyn is talking to when there were others she seems more inclined to speak to? That's a bit odd.

Was the show trying to hint at something (queer)platonic between Ellie and Alec?? And at Alec being too much of an idiot to see what's right under his nose? Or were they trying to subvert queercoding by sort of queercoding the straight relationship in the series, but having the middle aged lesbians get together?

I don't know what they tried to do but I'm here for it

[melloeyu]

broadchurch!

(and some close-ups)

[gayness-and-mayhem]

I can't believe that some people watched both that carbonara scene and the little bench scene in the same 1 episode of Broadchurch and still thought that Maggie and Jocelyn were sisters.

[hitchell-mope]

Your going blind lovey.

[samanthasgone]

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[annachum]

Not every lady is a warrior, and that's okay

Snow White isn't a warrior - she is a lady diplomat, and later ruler And that's okay

Cinderella isn't a warrior - she is a lady, artist, and later ruler, and that's okay

Aurora isn't a warrior - she is a lady, diplomat and later ruler. And that's okay

Jane Bennet isn't a warrior - she is a lady and artist. And that's okay

Meg March isn't a warrior - she is a homemaker, artist and lady. And that's okay

Hurrem Sultan isn't a warrior - she is a lady, diplomat, ruler and strategist. And that's okay

Lucrezia Borgia isn't a warrior - she is a lady, cultural patron and diplomat. And that's okay

Maid Marian isn't a warrior - she is a lady, cultural patron and diplomat. And that's okay

Cleopatra VII isn't really a warrior - she is a lady, alchemist and ruler. And that's okay

Scheherazade isn't really a warrior - she is a lady, storyteller, ruler and diplomat. And that's okay

Laura Vlahos ( Clint Barton's wife ) isn't a warrior - she is a medic. And that's okay

Cosette isn't a warrior - she is a lady and artist. And that's okay

Queen Guinevere isn't really a warrior - she is a lady, strategist, cultural patron and ruler. And that's okay

Millie ( 7 Brides ) isn't a warrior - she is a homemaker and agriculturalist. And that's okay.

Christine Daae isn't a warrior - she is a performing artist and lady. And that's okay

Duchess ( Aristocats ) isn't a warrior - she is a lady, socialite and musician. And that's okay

Lady Jocelyn ( A Knight's Tale ) isn't a warrior - she is a lady and diplomat. And that's okay

Padme Amidala isn't really a warrior - she is a lady, ruler, diplomat and politician. And that's okay.

A lady can be impressive even without swinging a weapon

[pedroam-bang]

A Knight’s Tale (2001)

[costumeloverz71]

Princess Jocelyn (Shannyn Sossamon) Gold gown.. A Knight's Tale (2001).. Costume by Caroline Harris.

[itswellya]

this show is so pretty omg im almost done re watching s2 :D