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punkitt-is-here · 4 months
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Star Soarin'!
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boatmediatourney · 6 months
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🚢Boat Song Tournament🚢
FINALS
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canonkiller · 17 days
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shoulders mood today but not enough of an eyes day to actually reference anything
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odinsblog · 1 year
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MEET JUSTINA MILES, she made history with her ASL performance during Rihanna's Super Bowl Halftime Show. Justina Miles is the first female deaf performer for the Super Bowl halftime show and did an energetic and enthusiast ASL rendition of Rihanna's performance.
This wasn't Miles' only history-making moment of the night. While Sheryl Lee Ralph was singing "Lift Every Voice and Sing," Miles signed the song, making it the first-time ever there was an ASL rendition of it at the Super Bowl.
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Learn more about her → here
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morsesnotes · 5 months
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When your friend brought you home the other night, I didn’t see a coward. Just a man beat up too often and for too long, maybe. You’re not yellow. You’re just blue.
Endeavour Morse: brave + terrified
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animusrox · 1 year
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BARRY S04E04 “it takes a psycho”
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professorlonic · 5 months
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Super Belated B-day gift drawing I did for @punkitt-is-here!!!
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rudjedet · 22 days
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When I was a kid my aunt gave me my sign name in NGT, and I love how she composed it because it's pretty much a pun on both the way my spoken name sounds and who I am as a person. So it looks a little like the words for "sun" ("zon") and "yes" ("ja") put together, evidently based on the similarity to "Sonja". But instead of just combining those two words, or even simply fingerspelling my name which would have roughly given the same effect, she spliced the two. It starts out with a fingerspelled s, then instead of spelling the o, there is a modified sign for sun (facing the viewer, rather than the signer), followed by a fingerspelled n. The closest way I can describe the vibe for hearing people is it looks like this:
s☀️n
This is already objectively great of course, but it gets better. The second syllable starts with the swoop for the finger j. Instead of simply tacking a finger a to the back of it, it then switches into the sign for "yes", but with an additional wiggle, because well, I hardly ever did sit still.
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2001hz · 9 months
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'LIFE', 1999 Oppenheimer’s Aria Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda (2017) Directed by Stephen Nomura Schible
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punkitt-is-here · 3 months
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astral guard body studies. wanted to draw them out and really define the ways their bodies differ from one another
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jt1674 · 3 months
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389 · 10 months
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Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda (2017)
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marv-el-spot · 8 days
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FILMS WATCHED IN 2024 CODA (2021) Dir. Sian Heder
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What is... Coda?
Coda, which can also be called an episode tag, is similar to a missing scene. It also refers to a scene being added onto the canon storyline. But while a missing scene can be found at any point in the story, coda specifically refers to a scene at the end of an episode. Therefore, it works as an epilogue that the author creates to end the original source material.
This is especially popular when an episode leaves something open at the end and it is not revisited when the next episode continues. So it can also be seen as a missing scene between episodes. Another popular use for it is as speculation for what is going to happen next.
This leads to another difference between missing scenes and coda: missing scenes usually fit right into canon to fill gaps and don't really change it, while coda comes at the end of an episode and can therefore stray from what is actually happening in the next episodes.
Some fanfic authors specialize in these episode tags and create them for every episode. They tend to stray further from canon with every episode, but they can be a fun companion piece to read after watching each episode and reading the story basically written by someone else.
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curator-on-ao3 · 4 months
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How do you feel about "Night"? I found the idea of Janeway being so depressed that she locked herself away in her quarters very interesting. But then there was the massive power outage and she just immediately leapt into action. It seemed much too easy to me.
I guess I wanted her to find a way out of her depression rather than just suddenly coming out of it because there was crisis.
I am so sorry I didn’t see this ask until now. I don’t know why Tumblr didn’t show it to me.
Okay, “Night.” I have lots of feeling about this episode and certainly agree that aspects of it are too easy, but I actually think Janeway’s depression can be best understood if we try to determine what kind of depression she has.
From what I can tell (I am not a medical doctor), Janeway may have situational depression, as defined by Healthline as “a mental health condition that develops when someone has trouble adjusting to a stressful life event.” The void and its lack of distraction for Janeway’s guilt could qualify as a stressful life event — one that that causes her to reflect on many, many other stressful life events.
Furthermore, we’re potentially given to understand that Janeway has experienced situational depression before. Per the creature pretending to be her father in “Coda,” speaking of Kathryn Janeway after her father died: “You were so grief-stricken you fell into a terrible depression. You spent months in bed, sleeping away your days rather than confronting your feelings. I'm not sure what would have happened if your sister hadn't forced you into the real world again.”
So two is a pattern for situational depression for Kathryn Janeway?
Another type of depression, per the same Healthline article, is clinical depression: “Unlike situational depression, episodes of clinical depression generally last longer than just a few months, and the symptoms can be quite severe. It’s a chronic, persistent mental health condition that often requires treatment to manage the symptoms long-term.”
With her history and the medical definitions in mind, if we view Kathryn Janeway’s situation in “Night” as depression (a word the episode doesn’t use), then I believe we can choose to see a change in situation as helping Janeway climb out of situational depression — by forcing her back into the world, the same as what her sister did for her after their father passed away.
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