#source: moonlighting

[incorrect90snicktoonquotes]

Disembodied kids voices: A clue, a clue, a clue! Steve: Gesundheit!

[totallycorrectsailormoonquotes]

Usagi: Could've fooled me. Rei: A gnat with a lobotomy could fool you.

[incorrectwbanimationquotes]

Pinky: Could've fooled me. Brain: A gnat with a lobotomy could fool you.

[incorrectpepperann]

Pepper Ann: Could've fooled me.

Alice Kane: A gnat with a lobotomy could fool you.

[incorrectlwlandpiquotes]

Daemona: You can't just burst in here like that! Jinxie: Oh yeah? Tell that to the writers.

[incorrectlooneytunesquotes]

Lola: You were pretty hot tonight. Bugs: You, too. Lola: You got a great lip. Bugs: You got, too. Lola: Drink? Bugs: Absolutely. Eat, too. (in voiceover) That night was the beginning. We would see more of each other, then all of each other. But this is a cartoon, so we won't get into that.

[tsubomiiiii]

They’re so silly

[vaguely-concerned]

powerful mental image of lucanis expounding passionately about any given one of his limited but extremely deep areas of interest (the wyvern/knives/coffee/cooking/murder continuum of lucanis dellamorte special interests if you will) while rye lounges around and Beholds him with palpable twink boutta pounce energy

[29daffodils]

spreading the alangaipa agenda one tweet at a time

[altumvidetur]

Kaito: Just give me a minute, OK? I'm gonna have to do my thing. Shinichi: Why, what's going to happen? Kaito: Well, I can't really say with any degree of accuracy, but I can tell you that some animals, slow adults, and beautiful boys have been known to swoon. Shinichi: Shinichi: You just called me slow.

[moonlit-escape]

Laurance, head in hands: every sport is just "hit the ball" why is pool any different

Laurance: "don't hit certain balls" oh yeah bc that makes sense. in a game about hitting balls, get over urself

Gene, counting his money: somebody's mad they just lost a game of pool

Laurance: i wish you pain and agony.

Gene: i wish you'd get better at pool

[vivisols]

digital painting is once again consuming me whole (alt lighting ver under the cut)

gps how water resistant are you on a scale of 1 to 10

[incorrectwbanimationquotes]

Mr. Plotz: You can't just burst in here like that! Yakko: Oh yeah? Tell that to the writers.

[starlightshadowsworld]

Tangled Up In Moonlight

Dazai: How could everyone forget him?

Hirotsu: Yokohama barely knew him. And many of the Port Mafia never accepted him as one of their own. In a few years there would be a vague memory of a boy the Boss loved like a son

Hirotsu: And then that would be forgotten too.

[incorrectlooneytunesquotes]

That was the firthst time I saw Mary. She was the kind of dame that makes a man grateful he's a man. She looked like she was mithsunderstood. Me, I wanted to underthstand her, like I've never underthstood any woman before. Come to think of it, I never have underthstood any woman before.

Boston Quackie (Daffy Duck)

[amber-in-the-rough]

been rewatching tdp seasons 4 to 5, I'm currently at s4 ep2 and there are 2 things I figured I should put down for myself:

just so you know, in any media the first thing I pay attention to is music. Like, half the reason I enjoy Star Rail is because of music. The same thing goes for the Dragon Prince. When I rewatch s1 to 3, every time I'm almost melting because of how beautiful the melodies are. They are generally both sad (the Last Sunset my beloved) and full of hope (the main theme), but they can also be ominous and insidious (hi Aaravos' theme) and also loving and tender (Because She's Rayla). But when I first watched s4 and then s5, I didn't notice music at all. Like, at most I made a mental note about two (2) melodies in s4 ep1. The rest went unnoticed :/ Which admittedly is uncharacteristic of tdp. But... Now that I'm watching s4 again, I'm so relieved to finally hear the beautiful music I had been expecting from tdp. It's there and it's been there this whole time. It's really the Mystery of Aara- Music haha.

what caused me to make this post is s4 ep2. A couple of minutes before Rayla's return we see Callum is done with the translation of the runes and he now has the full text of the riddle. "In Darkness, gaze upon the Fallen Star". Then we hear Aaravos' theme start playing (woahhh), the Star rune on the cube lights up and Callum walks around with the book. It's honestly terrifying to think that- it would have taken him only a tiny bit of time to figure out the meaning behind the riddle text (that he needs to put out all the light). And if he gave it a shot (which he would) and put out the candle and pulled the curtains (the moonlight was there), he would have met Aaravos. *curtain call* Oh god. And then the story would have gone an entirely different route. That is, if Rayla came just a tiny bit too late (god, I need a fic based on this au). But she comes just at the right time to mess things up and save Callum from the dangerous path and it's then that we hear Rayla's theme start playing (Silvergrove OST / Because She's Rayla). I love how the two melodies are interwoven. The ominous Aaravos' melody slowly gives way to the hopeful Rayla's tune. Perilous darkness gives way to the bright moonlight. And that is just so freaking beautiful.

P.S. I sometimes see in the fandom the thing about Callum having two paths before him. The one is Rayla (moonlight & love) and the other is Aaravos (darkness & also love?.. we don't know his pre-story but I think it all comes down to the same thing. to love). So what I want to say is- the music confirms it.