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JK Rowling's Thoughts: Let's make them act as gay as possible then somehow be completely straight. Yes, that's perfect.

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me reading the cursed child : SCORPIUS IS SO GAY FOR ALBUS OH MY GOD HE’S SUCH A CINNAMON ROLL! AND LOOK ALBUS LOVES HIM TOO! THIS MUST BE A DREAM, THEY BELONG TO EACH OTHER !!!! YAAAAAAS

jk rowling : scorpius asks rose out and he has a crush on her

me : SORRY I CAN’t HEAR YOU OVER THE SOUND OF SO MUCH GAYNESS

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Because the connection between them is totally, totally real. Sorry, Rose.

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Reblog this because it matters. Lol.

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Did you mean Scorbus.

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Qotsisajak (The Sith Code)

Nwûl tash. Dzwol shâsotkun.     (Peace is a lie, there is only passion.) Shâsotjontû châtsatul nu tyûk.     (Through passion, I gain strength.) Tyûkjontû châtsatul nu midwan.     (Through strength, I gain power.) Midwanjontû châtsatul nu asha.     (Through power, I gain victory.) Ashajontû kotswinot itsu nuyak.     (Through victory, my chains are broken.) Wonoksh Qyâsik nun.     (The Force shall free me.)

The Qotsisajak was penned by Dark Jedi Sorzus Syn to unify the newly established Sith Empire after the end of the Hundred Year Darkness (6900BBY). It was clearly written to repudiate the Jedi Code, which is most evident in its opening line where it directly speaks to both peace and passion. However, the Qotsisajak also incorporated elements of the pre-existing Sith culture (from which the Sith order took its name) and constitutes a philosophy in its own right.

Egoism is the most obvious philosophical tie-in to the Qotsisajak. This should not be confused for egotism, although it is not necessarily precluded by the Qotsisajak either. What is immediately notable in a comparison between the Jedi and Sith Codes is that the former abstains from any use of all pronouns whereas the Sith situates the first person pronoun prominently. Where the Jedi Code promotes a no-self philosophy akin to that of (Zen) Buddhism, the Sith Code promotes a philosophy of self similar to that expressed by philosophers such as Max Stirner.

While the light and dark side are often differentiated on the basis of their emotional drivers - e.g. compassion and anger, respectively - there lies a more fundamental divergence in philosophy about whether and how the individual does or should exist.

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maul + revenge

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When you realize The first Homunculus, Father, is the same being as Bill Cipher

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Celebrating the dark side of the Fourth today - Happy Revenge of the Fifth from @starwarsvillains​

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“He’s right behind me, isn’t he?”

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Kicked out of Hogwarts for endangering human life with a beast, yet one of your teachers argued strongly against your expulsion. I wonder, what makes Albus Dumbledore so fond of you, Mr. Scamander? 

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Get It Together, Bran / via

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All lives end All hearts are broken Caring is not an advantage

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By artist Bayard Wu.

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Allegory of Vanity (ca. 1630 - Brown, gold and silver ink on paper) - Pirro Ligorio or Jacopo Ligozzi