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boc are serving us sapphics and i have never been more seated in my life (x)

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4MINUTES Official Trailer

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Shine postponed 🥺

Sad news for me 😭

But I'm used to waiting for Khem and Chatra and I shall still excitedly anticipate being reunited with them, hopefully next year 🥹

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TWO MINUTES OF MILE PLAYING WITH CATS

this is the most important video in all of history it's not subbed I literally don't care what he's saying thank you Dior you're forgiven for ugly clothes (for now)

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APO NATTAWIN Siamese Asset

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William P. Welsh - Burlesque Queen (1941)

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via studio_onsaturn @ twitter | 21052024

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In episode 1 of season 5, "Arthur's Bane," Arthur tells Merlin:

"No matter what adversity we face, we stand for what is right. To betray our beliefs, Merlin, that...is what will destroy everything we've strived for."

I just noticed on my rewatch that here Arthur is literally predicting 'Arthur's Bane.' The reason Arthur dies is because Merlin betrays his own beliefs. He stops standing for what is right and is driven by desperation and fear to keep Arthur alive, which is ultimately what kills him.

This is especially what happens in the 'Disir' episode. Merlin betrays himself by saying "Magic has no place in Camelot" to ensure Morded dies, but in a twist of fate Mordred miraculously survives and magic is still condemned. And when Merlin alerts Arthur when Mordred's girlfriend escapes from the cells, leading to her death, that is also when he betrays himself and 'what is right,' and that is exactly what leads Mordred to seek revenge on Arthur.

This is Merlin's problem. He has been burdened with too much knowledge about the future that he inadvertently brings about that future the more he tries to intervene. In comparison with Arthur, who makes decisions based on what is right, not about what will happen. He puts his values first and handles the consequences later because he has no knowledge of any prophecies.

The above quote by Arthur is exactly what makes Arthur a good king and is also why Merlin fails in the end.

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never forget, o knight | print

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Haven’t done TW stuff in a while so I’m a bit out of practise.  WIP - Derek Hale, Teen Wolf 

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Merthur + eye contact - 02

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possessiveness

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XWP x text posts on this fine evening

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"slut era", I whisper to myself, as I stare at the ceiling, paralyzed by grief and yearning.