#richmond green

[ohdeargodwhy]

Lazy afternoon on Richmond Green

(when she noticed Ted turning up at Trent's flat a lot, Trent's daughter made him a matching bracelet. Trent went to great pains to let Ted know he wasn't obliged to wear it, but Ted was so touched by the gift he'd never dream of taking off what he immediately accepted as one of his most treasured possessions)

[walnutmistjamie]

@giftober 2023 Day 19: Green

[cas-coding]

literally at thee richmond green thee ted lasso spot 🤭

[elloras]

Ted Lasso: The Signal

[ceteradesunt]

Hatchet (2006) dir. Adam Green

[windandwater]

London, Richmond Park: Tree

[aswebeg]

[lassoweltonham]

Kansas sunflowers to Richmond greens social media

[larimar]

afl

[ohdeargodwhy]

Richmond Green

a little teaser trailer for the fanart i will hopefully finish soon (once i've adjusted the shadows for the millionth time...)

in the *not actual gameplay footage vein, just, setting the scene, so to speak

you can even imagine that's ted and trent sitting on the bench outside the prince's head crown & anchor if you like...

[knightly-bastard]

Lance my beloved

Ayo-

This is the thing i’m referencing in the comic btw

[stellarwaffles]

Why does Lance not have an assigned color

[le-scenariste]

Okay so here's the thing about the human mind, right ? It's good at pattern recognition even when there aren't meant to patterns. We are always on the lookout even if we aren't aware of it. Seeing faces in the swirl of marble or thinking branches looks like a scary hooded figure etc.

Now when we're told to actually Be On The Lookout for a particular set of patterns, ofc our brain is gonna think even harder about that. Sorta like when someone says "don't think about elephants" (or the stay puft marshmallow man L to Venkman) and now that's all you can think about in your attempt to not think about it. So when Trish tells Rebecca about her "visions" whether she chooses to believe them or not, her brain will be seeking them out regardless.

And with psychics, they always make generalizations that could apply to anyone. It's like with personality quizzes. They're so scarily accurate for many Because they're so vague and broad. (i think there's a name for this technique of guessing shit but I can't remember) It doesn't help that Trish had info because of Rebecca's mother. Things that she shouldn't know in the general right to privacy sense. It helped her even more with being able to apply certain traits to Rebecca which ofc would hopefully (for trish) convince Rebecca she's legit.

All this added up means that Trish's predictions will come true in a sense. And the thing is...it works for the audience too. Because we also wanna know what's gonna happen. Only difference is...we have the benefit of being able to go back and rewatch shit.

BASICALLY, what I'm trying to say is, whether Trish is a real psychic or not (i personally don't think she is), our brains are hardwired to see patterns and we will be making links to what she said. Personally, I think her not being real and Rebecca realizing it was her own mind seeking comfort and shit seems more realistic. Even if Trish is "right", Rebecca coming to the conclusion it wasn't because it was DesTiNy or whatever and it's Rebecca herself who made the decisions that lead her to whatever conclusion we see seems a bit more likely. And I think it just fits the context of the show a lot better.

[legitedigiulia]

AUTUMN BENCH

Richmond Green, Richmond

London, oct 2022

[araivallejo]

Hi Ted

Can honestly say this is the only television program for which I would travel any amount, let alone nearly 5000 miles to see some of its locations. The brain rot is that real.

[duranduratulsa]

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