#this is so sad :(((

[leclerc-s]

no one is in greater mourning than jenson button. trust me.

[filmloversociety]

Rest in peace, Shelley Duvall (1949-2024)

[huyandere]

apollo goes to Khura'in klapollo week day 6: long distance

[royalarchivist]

This is the saddest thing I've ever seen, poor Mariana (and JuanaFlippa) can NOT catch a break.

[just-a-fun]

ok. I'm going crazy on this.

Callum's father died of lung disease, right?

Callum's first spell is aspiro. ASPIRO. A SPELL IN WHICH HE BREATHES THE AIR AND THEN BLOWS IT AWAY.

[demigods-posts]

it just dawned on me that annabeth probably has repressed memories. think about it. the only thing she really remembers about her childhood is being and feeling neglected and insignificant at home. then running away at seven. and she has vague memories with luke and thalia. but once she watched thalia die. the next couple years are a blur. maybe the most consistent and prominent thing her brain lets her remember are her moments with luke bc those were the good ones. and that's why she's so adamant on justifying his mistakes throughout the first series. bc he is the only proof she has of something of an identity. who is she without him?

[robotclownindulgence]

[sunnysaystuff]

devastated

first we had to see this

and now this?

my heart can't take it

[clowns0cks]

something about the master recognising the doctor in every regeneration just by looking at them but the doctor not being able to do the same with the master...

[oscarloscarr]

charlos will be the 'don't look back in anger' core in Abu Dhabi this year. their divorce will be the biggest heartbreak for me, and I'm not even a big charlos girl. it feels like I'm in the charlos marriage, and i'm on the brink of divorcing my husband. i'm depressed. AND THEY ARE EACH OTHER LONGEST TEAMMATE IN F1.

*the hugs feel like it can be their last hug as teammates, it hurts😿

[fortheunsungheros]

I realized something when reading chapter 6 of The Outsiders once again…

I had to ask myself “why is Ponyboy mentioning all the gun and all of the assistance from Dallas in the book (an English assignment that a teacher will read) but not to Jerry who Pony told everything to except that specific piece of information.”

Dally was still alive then. Pony didn’t want him to get into any trouble then.

Dallas is dead now. It’s fine if he brings it up in his essay because it can’t hurt Dallas now.

I noticed this and I actually had to close my book and just think for a minute. WOW.

[germanbluerose]

Do you'll realise that the moumita case is vanished from the media and public? No like the whole case, tragedy seem to vanish literally, no one is talking about it NO ONE. IT IS LIKE AS IF A TREND CAME AND GONE...dude tf is wrong?no one is talking,media,newspapers,public no one. Was it all a drama? That sympathy? Parade? But to be honest I'm not surprised.After all, we're living in fastest developing country. Aren't we?

[mayperhapsbe]

Wally f*cking dies y’all 😔

[tentacle-therapissed]

Why is Billford evil Cecilos

[thedeadedhooman]

well sam winchester the boy with the demon blood, the true vessel of lucifer, the boy who was unclean in the biblical sense blah blah witnessed the pyre of every member of his family, friends, near and dear ones, but when our boy died, who mourned in front of his funeral pyre? was he given a hunter's funeral at all? or was he buried?

[queenmelancholy]

The Other Houses in S6

"I can't see the future. But then I suppose none of us can."

“I have always enjoyed country houses. There is something about their completeness, with their different rooms and offices catering to almost every need, making up a microcosm of a complete world, that is very satisfactory to me. “But, as a child, wandering around the homes of my parents' friends and relations, I was aware that I was looking at the remains of a way of life that, with rare exceptions, was no longer being lived in by them. Those empty attic rooms, often still boasting an iron bedsted or a dusty cupboard with vacant nameplate holders on the doors, spoke of a once-crowded place, peopled then only by ghosts. Those echoing stables, full of abandoned toys and rusting gardening equipment, those vast kitchens, jammed with discarded luggage and broken bicycles and signs for use in the village fete, were haunted to my childish eyes by shadows of what used to be.” - Julian Fellowes, "Foreword" in The World of Downton Abbey