#mark/dan

[fortheloveofaussiegrit]

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[succssion]

innie mark is gonna have to watch himself watch petey die and do nothing about it because he doesn’t know him. outie mark is gonna have to watch himself talk to his wife for hours and do nothing about it because he doesn’t know her. mark is gonna feel the love for his wife and the love for helly at the same time. two different people inhabiting one brain. i’m so sick

[girl-drink-drunk]

you would fuck that old man. i would fuck that old man. we are the same. hold my hand

[adam-scott]

SEVERANCE (2022–) #02.07 ‘Chikhai Bardo’ | #01.01 ‘Good News About Hell’

[ggothamite]

bart’s thoughts bubbles returning……. nature is healing

[jagiellonczyk]

Severance book for Emmy voters 1/3

credit: mcwexlered on x

[stillgotscars]

dan erickson’s words on the choice mark had to make between gemma and helly are making me emotional — “he’s looking at this woman and he may sympathize with her, but the woman that he loves is standing behind him” (x)

[ultrakillblast]

THE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD (1985)

[esqueletosgays]

MULHOLLAND DRIVE (2001)

Director: David Lynch Cinematography: Peter Deming

[wwprice1]

Stunning Dan Mora and Alejandro Sanchez art from Absolute Power 1!

[fortheloveofaussiegrit]

Australia's Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo on the grid ahead of the Formula One Australian Grand Prix, 18 March 2012 (www.news.com.au)

[sevrd-belle]

I made this compilation of all the moments of Mark and Helly transcending Severance during Season 2. Both of them are reintegrating.

Please enjoy.

Also I apologize for the Helena Eagan typo, I was still relatively new when I made this. :)

[missholloween]

Even if it had been teased through the intro and some of the trailers, I think no one expected this week's episode to end with Mark's reintegration, and that's so brilliant.

In many other shows, Mark's reintegration would have been a big season finale, something that had been building up all season and with a lot of debate from Mark. However, it actually happened in a whim, at the end of the third episode where we are not even halway through the season, when no one was expecting it. And it didn't feel rushed or too sudden, because the show understands its characters.

Of course Mark, once he's sure his wife is still alive and back in the severed floor, decides to reintegrate on a whim. He doesn't doubt, he doesn't take time to think, because he simply needs to see Gemma again, even if that means fucking up his brain as he saw it did to Petey. And that's brilliant! It's desperate, it's rushed, it's So Visceral... But it's also how real people make their decisions! Mark Scout has always felt like a person, and I just can't admire the writing of the show enough.

[goddessofbees]

This one took awhile with all the little details, but it's adorable so who cares! Based off of @dcxdpdabbles Passion For Fashion! These two are cuties!

[whoviandoodler]

the restaurant scene my god. that brief moment when mark shared a real laugh and a close moment with helena despite just meeting her and then recoiled in confusion and shook his head. his manner and the look in his eyes by the end of that interaction when he shoved down the inexplicable, split-second slip into easy companionship and looked at her like the destructive, dangerous stranger she is to him. the stark difference between omark and imark in that scene; down at lumon, mark was the naif, the child, the fumbling one; outside the severed floor, helena took that role. next to a regular adult she looks like the sheltered woman she is, deprived of all the usual experiences that shape a person; in so many ways, she herself is as much of an innie as helly is, but unlike helly who can evolve, helena will always be waking up on that table, over and over, no matter how much she tries to convince herself having memories makes her immune to an amorphous existence.

[mikyapixie]

𝐁𝐚𝐭𝐦𝐚𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐑𝐨𝐛𝐢𝐧: 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐎𝐧𝐞 #𝟏𝟎