GOD Bulletville makes me FUCKING insane.
Trusting each other and working together and being so damn good at it because they've been here before and this is what they do and who they are except now one's a lawman and one's a criminal and yet Boyd still goes to him when he's lost and yet Raylan still trusts Boyd to have his back. Raylan knowing Boyd's not going to use the gun he hands him against him and Boyd knowing Raylan's not going to pull on him because they dug coal together.
Motherfucker, this episode.
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I think one of the most horrific little girl experiences is when a guy would come up to you randomly and be like "my friend thinks you're cute" and be laughing and pointing at a group of boys that's also laughing and one of them is violently yelling "NO!" and gagging at you. I just think that really colors your entire view of the world forever actually especially when it happens to you constantly
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"Ahjussi!"
Sensing the danger, Shin Yoosung had her [Chimera Dragon] spew out its Breath. And when she did, all aquatic creatures hiding below the water's surface rushed out, as well.
Gyaaaah-ooooh!
Monsters screeching out viciously pounced on the battleship's hull. However, the island was simply far too large for them to stop. The loud noises of monsters being crushed could be heard next. The wide expanse of the ocean vibrated heavily and the tsunami wave rolled out.
"Hyung, take a step back! Hurry!"
"Kim Dokja, disappear to the back already, will ya?!"
My companions surrounded me as if to protect me and began desperately fighting back.
I was aware of why they were doing this, of course. And I also knew what they were scared of, too.
He's so precious to them. 😭💖
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god just....11 tossing amy an apple (the apple) in a scene where he asks her to believe in him again and the “throwing an apple is a declaration of love” stuff, so the scene reads as him saying “I love you, believe in me.”
And then there’s the fact that he throws her the apple as a way of proving himself, so the scene is both “I love you, believe in me” and “believe in me because I love you”
And Then there’s amy’s apple necklace, a symbol of both her faith in 11 and his love for her, and the only time it shows up (if memory serves me correctly) is in a scene where she calls him back into existence, calls him back to her, by the force of her belief in him....and all of that ends up looping back to the Doctor laying out the things she needs to remember and putting his faith in her to bring him back (I found you in words, like you knew I would.)....so the apple becomes both a symbol of her faith and a symbol of his....and their love for each other is bound to that faith, emphasised over and over again:
BUT THEN!!! all that faith is unstable, Amy’s lying to him in the first scene, saying all the right words so he does what they ask him to...and for all his promises surrounding Demon’s Run, Amy never gets her baby back...the Let’s Kill Hitler scene is the TARDIS’s projection of Amy, echoing the lie she told him at the start of the series to give him the strength to not die....every interaction of faith that they have in S6 is warped and twisted.
All of this obviously coming to head in The Girl Who Waited and The God Complex. In TGWW, Amy falls back into trusting the Dr when he promises he can save both of them, only to have him shut her out and leave her for dead and in TGC, he asks her to abandon her faith in him. The declaration shifts from The Eleventh Hour’s “I love you, believe in me” to “I love you, stop believing in me”....and Amy does, at least momentarily...
Because they kill the Minotaur and get out of the labyrinth but the episode closes with the (deleted, but it’s so real to me) line “because you still love me” and a shot of Amy looking up out of a window (a shot that is almost definitely referencing the earlier scene, where a younger amy is depicted in her TEH clothes, looking out a window, despite the fact that the real version of her waits in a garden).....and if Amy’s love for the Dr is tied to her faith in him (a point emphasised by TGWW, where Amy loses her faith over the 36 years and announces that she hates the him) then 11 leaving her behind because she still loves him is read as him leaving her behind because she still believes in him.
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decided to just be a bad person and ghost my group. sorry. well it's not ghosting when i already told them what i was doing and that i didn't want to do this stupid thing tonight. those were my first and final words peace and love i will contact you when i have written and submitted this stupid fucking essay on fascism and gender. like not to be horrible but i cannot deal with them today i'm beyond over that cunt sorry for using that word. but she's acting like a high schooler that only cares about getting an A. you are an adult can you chill with the academic pressure.
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