You know…
… Further evidence that I think the series ending was meant to be more hopeful—in the Peter going undercover as his true identity as Neal’s dad ep the second (we all know the first one was the school ep), when he, again, proceeds to describe his entire relationship and difficulties w/ Neal when smoothing things over w/ the auction lady… Her response is literally ‘as long as he’s in your life, there’s always time to make it right.’
And how do we end the series?
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Shoutout to all the other adults who have acne or any other condition of the skin that you are expected to outgrow or "just deal with."
Adulthood isn't this magical time where everything just disappears, and the reality is that these skin conditions are largely genetic. It isn't your fault (nor your skin's fault) that you are an adult with different skin than other people. In fact, it's neutral (and even, dare I say, good!).
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My biggest delusion is the aggressive belief that if Spencer Reid and I existed in the same universe and were the same age, I could make him fall in love with me.
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when thinking about scar and mei's dynamic, I love thinking about why he becomes so attached to her. it's not just a parental instinct, it's specifically identifying with her struggles. the chang clan is small and has little political power compared to the more dominant clans in xing, and it's a struggle just to survive. even though it's not exactly the same, there's this feeling of solidarity between scar and mei because they're both disenfranchised within their respective countries. the sympathy mei describes when she found xiao-mei is what scar feels towards mei, seeing something of themselves in the other and taking pity on them
and there's this other element to him helping her find xiao-mei, and I might be misremembering, but I'm fairly certain it's the first deviation from his revenge based quest. so far, every time we've seen him, he's either been attacking state alchemists, going somewhere to find a state alchemist, or recovering from his injuries. he is very driven when it comes to his goals, but he sees this little girl crying because she is all alone in a foreign country on a desperate quest to save her people and she's just lost the only family she has with her, and he decides to help her. he didn't have to do that, he could have just ignored her or insisted on moving on, but he is not heartless or cruel, he is a compassionate person underneath all the pain, so he goes out of his way to help this little girl find her panda
no wonder mei is constantly reiterating to other people that scar is a good person
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i cannot fucking overstate how much i love fcg’s reasoning for helping the gods btw. they don’t want to save them because they believe in them, though they do—they want to save them because, deep down, the purpose they’ve always had, always wanted to have, is to help. he wants to save the gods because they’ve asked for his help, and in turn, he believes that they’ll be able to help more people across exandria. he believes that if he helps, the gods will pay that favor back and help others too. and i just. dear god i love that. fcg recklessly and relentlessly chooses kindness and seems to have come back even more determined to do so after their detour in wildemount and i absolutely cannot wait to see it
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the thing about kaeya is that you HAVE to be familiar with his backstory AND his personality AND the details of his kit AND the game's lore AND pay attention to every single word that comes out of his mouth or you're gonna get bamboozled. you cannot take this guy for granted he's literally built different
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Saw the confounding take 'Garak never held Julian's hand or said soft words to him'. We are speaking about GARAK. That’s the issue you have with him??
Edit: Everyone keeps reblogging the version without the addition so I'm turning off reblogs (which I should have done already). I wish there was a way to only allow for reblogs with unreal/romance's addition but there isn't so we'll have to make do
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just finished matt smith's run as the doctor, still hot off the tails, and as is to be expected, everything that happened to him keeps making me think of nine and ten. i hadn't stopped to consider just how fresh the whole "committing genocide against my own people" thing was for nine. like the amount of High Grade Denial And Suppression he had to have been doing to be as barely functional as he was must have been publishable.
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