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– They’ve come to the state where mocking eachother is totally fine. almost.

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The boys are being dorks

#rotbtd #need me a friendgroup like that

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Was working on some new manips and decided to gif a couple of these. You can check out my other manips here c:

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andrew garfield showed up and was really like ‘i can’t explicitly say peter parker’s bi but i’m gonna do my best to say it while not saying it and also here’s a peace sign’ and im in love with him

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Alpha male this sigma male that. What happened to ligma

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surprise pizza party at wally’s

a real interaction I once had while eating pineapple pizza

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SCREAMING

#nwh spoilers

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Peter:👁️👄👁️

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Gems with their gems

art by @everydaylouie

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in 2030 we get cass' new batgirl solo but she's 10 yo now and damian who's somehow 35 adopts her

#dc: timeline? what timeline?

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“I’m always be with you.”

#rotg

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Now perhaps I am really behind here, but I have only just realised that the lake Jack died in was RIGHT OUTSIDE his house!

This means that all the time Emma was in danger, his mother was just inside, only a few feet away - but he never thought to leave his sister to go and get her, he never called out for help. There was no way he was leaving that little girl, and perhaps it reveals a large part of Jack’s character that he never thought to ask for help - he felt that it was his responsibility to save her.

It also means that EVERY SINGLE TIME Emma or his mother would leave the house they would be faced with the place Jack died - a constant reminder of what they had lost.

For some reason, the lake being right outside, rather than off in the woods somewhere as I had previously presumed just makes me so much sadder :(

#PAIN

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What art offers is s p a c e - a certain breathing room for the spirit.