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[beehati]

no but i swear if in s2 they won't properly adress tyler's trauma and abuse and won't acknowledge heavly teased mr jekyll and mr hyde plot point then take that whole show away from me.

#wyler #tyler galpin #my son #wednesday netflix

[beehati]

“[Tyler] finds moments when he’s charmed by her darkness and oddness, as opposed to being turned off as everyone else is.” — Hunter Doohan

#truly a perfect match #wednesday

[beehati]

The more I watch the more interesting it gets

It being Tyler Galpin that is.

He said he liked killing in the police station scene. He’s a bad person blah, blah, blah. This is me finally becoming a full blown Tyler apologist and if you don’t like it keep scrolling. Up until now I’ve been open to criticism of Tyler about that scene, but now I have a whole new perspective. I truly don’t believe that was him AT ALL. 

By now we all know that Thornhill shackled Tyler up in a cave, and drugged him to unlock his Hyde so he’d become loyal to her. But something stood out to me while rewatching episode seven. It’s the scene where Wednesday is reading Faulkner’s diary that reads, “Born of mutation, the Hyde lays dormant until unleashed by a traumatic event or unlocked by chemical inducement or hypnosis. This act causes the Hyde to form an immediate bond with it’s liberator who the creature now sees as it’s master. It becomes the willing instrument of whatever nefarious agenda this new master might purpose.” So, not only is Tyler forced to do Thornhill’s bidding, he’s conditioned to like it. If that is even Tyler in the first place. Maybe it’s the Hyde in Tyler form. That would make what he said at the station make so much more sense. Him telling Wednesday he enjoyed everything, but then the way his eyes watered after. I’ve come around to the idea that Tyler wasn’t in complete control in that moment. I now believe that there’s a distinction between the real Tyler, his Hyde-self in Tyler form, and the actual physical monster. 

Also, Tyler being a boring character is complete bs. If you don’t like him that’s fine, but don’t lie and tell me he’s bland.

#tyler is literally is the most interesting character in the whole show and his potential is even bigger?? #anyone who says otherwise lies #wednesday netflix

[beehati]

I love how half the Wyler shipper are like: "Tyler didn’t do anything wrong! He was groomed, abused and forced to do all of those bad things against his will, he’s innocent!" and then the other half is like "of course he’s a terrible person, that’s what makes it so hot" lol

[beehati]

i'm whole ass month late to the party but just have to say team tyler and wyler all the way. i know they won't be endgame cus clearly they follow generic plot points (i expected smth different from burton tbh) but wyler makes so much sense?? just let tyler learn to control his dark side especially without master using him and you have a perfect bf for wednesday. he works both as golden retriever bf AND backstabbing enemy?? that's literally perfect romance for her! cmon cowards bring back proper enemies to lovers in media ffs.

#wyler #wednesday #tyler galpin

[beehati]

Duy Beni (Hear Me) | episode 4 | Ekim and Kanat take a plunge

#inSANEEE #i could write a whole essay on this #like every second of this gives me chills #when they went cheek to cheek #i swear i screamed as if its my first ship ever #duy beni #ekkan

[beehati]

(fuck it, i’ll do it myself) steve and nancy get married ‘80s style

#gorgeus #stancy

[beehati]

I'm rewatching season 1 of ST and god, Steve has his shitty moments, but Jonathan spends the entire season just casually slipping in the nastiest comments to Nancy about her life, her boyfriend, her aspirations-he's only ever REALLY nice to her in s2 right after they get together and spends the time leading up to them getting together acting really entitled to her attention (see the "I waited" "Yeah, only a month" conversation). He spends s3 so dismissive of her even though she's right, he's lying to her all of s4.

#im not j*ncy hater i swear #but looking back at them #they couldnt be further from being that great ship ppl make them to be #so true op and it should be said #stranger things

[beehati]

no but evan and kieron are brothers from another mothers you can't convince me otherwise

like cmon my brain cant stop connecting them together

#vampire academy #spinning out

[beehati]

Kieron Moore as Dimitri Belikov from the Vampire Academy teaser trailer.

#ohhhh OHHH #the vision is clear #vampire academy

[beehati]

I saw your post about Steve and Stancy and I so agree. People who hate Stancy are screeching that it's OOC but it's not. Nancy is part of how Steve became who he is today. Besides that, I've even seen people say that it was character assassination for him to tell Nancy that he wants kids. And like, HOW? Why wouldn't he tell Nancy about this thing he desires? She's one who knows about his parents and how they're never there. And she's seen him with the kids.

i think the scene is taken way too literally by way too many people, either on purpose (because they want to push this fanon narrative against stancy because they can't handle them) or people just truly don't know how to consume media

the whole part about six kids is a very obvious wink to the fact that steve grew to be a babysitter of the main six kids (dustin, max, lucas, mike, will and el). the audience adores this thing about steve, they eat it up like crazy, so the duffers used that trait of his character to open up another conversation; the one where steve is actually impacted by the time he spent with these kids and he can see himself in future still doing the same thing; just with the kids of his own

again, the actual number of kids is a VERY obvious wink to the number of kids in the actual show that he is taking care of, so it's really not something an audience should latch onto when we open a conversation of him sharing this with nancy

why? because the duffer brothers themselves are aware that six kids is not really something that aligns with nancy's dreams and they're making it clear by making nancy herself call it "a total nightmare" (even though you could argue she was kinda deflecting in that part of conversation), but the main point is that brothers are not forgetting about her characterization while writing her relationship with steve, they're not forgetting about her own dreams, and they're not pushing her into steve's dreams of having six kids, because that wasn't even the main point of that whole scene

the six kids part is sort of genre-aware reference that steve makes about his own character, but the essence of that scene is steve describing life that contradicts the one nancy was trying to avoid her whole life. a cold, loveless marriage, where she would be stuck with a man who doesn't even care about her anymore after she gives birth to a kid or two, a reflection of her own father.

the life steve is describing is one filled with love, care and warmth. and i think this was very purposely emphasized by the use of song in a background, that's soothing and also by the tone of voice steve is using that's almost dreamlike when he's describing all the places he would go to visit with his kids. the scene is quite literally painted to awaken nice feelings, especially as they're heading into their doom and nancy is already stressed as she is, and guess what?

it works. nancy's expressions couldn't say it any better, but she gives the audience a verbal confirmation as well, saying it sounds nice. steve's speech calmed her down, made her dream for a second, while also making her realize some new things about her ex.

that time when jonathan told her in season 1 how she's gonna end up just like her parents if she continues her relationship with steve?

well steve just crushed those doubts in her mind and he crushed them good! because if a camera is focusing on nancy looking longingly at steve after his speech is over, it doesn't do it for nothing, especially in a show that has so many things to cover.

now one last thing i'd like to mention.

the scene in the woods in the upside down......is truly masterful the way it builds up and i know i shouldn't care but idiots slandering it on twitter truly makes me hurt.

the way it starts with the two of them sort of joking around and then blends into steve acknowledging his mistakes while thanking nancy for opening his eyes is beautiful! it's a big moment for his character and their relationship, because the narrative itself recognizes that these two characters are always going to be linked and it poses a question of what would happen between them if things were different for them from the start?

steve's whole character is about growth, redemption, second chances and finding right people. it's not what his character was supposed to be, but it's what his character grew to be.

he's a great romantic at heart and he had a long way of learning how to be actually emotionally vulnerable with people and so when he takes this great leap with nancy (right before heading into their death) it's huge and it's beautiful!

and remember what i talked about in the beginning? about six kids just being a silly reference to his character?

well that's nothing short of clear, when he tells nancy it's her who's the one that matters the most in that dream.

even the kids wouldn't matter to him that much if it's not with her and that should tell the audience that his desire is not to settle her down and make her birth six kids for him.......it's simply just to be with her. come what may.

and for people complaining he is telling her this while she's still technically in a relationship......(i mentioned them heading into their death and him feeling the need to share his true feelings now or never)......but also.....sometimes you have to recognize what is the narrative trying to tell you. something is happening between steve and nancy and steve ending up confessing his feelings really shouldn't surprise people because that's how romantic stories work? they were interrupted before nancy could answer, which should tell people that writers are still obviously aware that nancy is in a relationship, but the narrative needed steve to share his feelings, so they could continue and wrap up their story in the next season.

again, media literacy. but i guess i'm asking way too much, considering people chose to be in their peak dumb era when it comes to these two.....

this got long but at least i said everything i wanted to, hopefully someone reads it lmfao

#so true OP #the funny part is #st writing isn't complicated like at ALL #middle schooler who watched zero tv would get what duffers were aiming for #so the fact ppl are so DENSE in this fandom bothers my brain #stranger things

[beehati]

steve and eleven are most iconic characters in stranger things and im not even talking about how they are written. they just both have this characteristic factor that makes them memorable. even visually. steve with his sunnies and bat and eleven's buzzcut pink dress bloody nose will always be iconic visual.

#stranger things

[beehati]

"i may be a pretty shitty boyfriend, but it turns out i'm actually a pretty damn good babysitter" yeah, this scene still hurts. it hurts pretty fucking bad. and the looks on both of their faces. Steve loves her so much, he sees that she's found something with someone else and willingly lets her go, tells her she should go with Jonathan (in more than one way) and Nancy... fuck, i'm probably, definitely bias, but you can't tell me her face doesn't scream regret in this scene. And Steve walks away before she can say anything. fuck. did i mention this scene hurts?

#this scene gets me SO mad #cus he calls himself shitty bf after she cheated on him called him bullshit and accused of smth he had no control over #if s5 doesnt give me justice on this matter i swear 2 god

[beehati]

my biggest flex in life is the fact i was steve harrington stan since season 1 episode 1. so he was a bit of an asshole? oh i saw that potential right away! i manifested it before it was trendy. it was my investment that gave us the most comforting comfort character to ever comfort. you're SO welcome.

#steve harrington #stranger things #insert that if x has million fans meme right here #but make it s1!steve #i missed opportunity to lowkey gatekeep him from s2 fans

[beehati]

I desire softness and ease in my life. Katherine Blower

[beehati]

sooooo did robin tell steve later that nancy was checking him out on that boat orrrr

#stancy #stranger things

[beehati]

the way this was so unnecessary… he just wanted to be a whore for nancy

#i really need to know #WHOSE IDEA IT WAS TO FRAME THIS SCENE LIKE THST #IS JOE AWARE WHAT HE HAS DONE TO ME #stranger things