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bloodstainedblouse · 1 year
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chainmail headpiece (credit here)
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hellomisterriddle · 10 months
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how the hell do i use ao3's bookmark feature right?? How do i make bookmark tags??? Im big idiot rn :(((
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yuwigqi · 3 months
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Sequel to this poll
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grimgiblog · 3 months
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Busbands....
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slasherho · 1 year
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If nobody gon produce some content for these bitches I might aswell do it
Idek know how to write but somebody request sum or whatever writers say
(I will literally right for any horror antagonist-jus lemme know the movie [if it’s not that popular or completely unknown] and obv the character)
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blackramhall · 7 months
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The murder starts in the heart, and its first weapon is a vicious tongue.
Hush... Hush, sweet Charlotte - Robert Aldrich (1964)
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alvadee · 1 year
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HUSH...HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE
(1964) dir. Robert Aldrich
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forevercloudnine · 2 years
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“Whatever he is now, we all know he was a criminal. And he knows Batman.”
Batman (2016) #52
#bruce wayne#mr. freeze#victor fries#love any comic that goes into how batman's villains 'know' him in a way no one else does#since they're familiar with him through years of interactions#but the side of him they interact with isn't the same one he shows to friends and family#not that he ISN'T capable of being cruel to friends and family#but y'know. he didn't dedicate his entire life to taking out his trauma on them#'cold days' is one of my all time favorite batman stories because it really gets into the consequences of bruce's anger#it's a very common thing in batman comics to demonstrate bruce's emotional state by how brutal he is#like his torturing of scarecrow in heart of hush#or his torturing of victor specifically in batman eternal#or his torture of the entire maximum security wing in arkham in mythology#it's interesting to think about how that would affect his villains in the long term#like yes on a logical level they know that batman is a 'good person' who would never kill them#and has repeatedly demonstrated that he does care about them to some extent#but if you've been framed for something and you hear that batman is furious and coming to get you#are you really going to expect him to be reasonable and help you?#or are you going to remember the dozens of times he's tortured you as punishment#this plus the cyclical nature of how often they purposefully provoke him to get his attention#tends to make the batman&villain relationship feel like a mutually toxic abusive relationship (to me anyway)#anyway this story always makes me think of victor telling bruce 'all i've ever really wanted is to be your friend' in urban legends#when he's drugged and describing how he & batman & nora could work great together#and year of the villain when nora hears that victor is helping batman#and she calls him a 'hopeless romantic always trying to find new ways to be loved'#anyway i've put enough tags in now right no one's reading down this far#so#freezebat
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margokesses · 2 years
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Thoughts on doctor doom (after reading books of doom):
I don't hate him but I also don't love him
But I'm also not indifferent to him bc he's a really interesting character
He's a straight up asshole. Like not even in a fun way like namor
Like this man will just kill anyone with no hesitation
But I also get why he did what he did. And why he wanted to take over latveria (good for him)
And I also like his constant struggle with wanting to save his mother
But also... he's such a dick
But his small beef he had with Reed and him thinking that he purposely screwed with his equations is kinda funny
And the way he had his servants call him "doctor doom" after he found out reed is also a doctor (and was called the smartest man in the universe) was funny
And the panel where he just rode his jetpack in to kill the king of latveria just to be dramatic was cool
Also the art was really good?? Like there's this panel where his past self sees his scared face and present doom covers his eyes
And another panel where he chokes the king and his past self just walks by...
Idk doom is just an interesting character
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bloodstainedblouse · 6 months
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references to joan of arc in high fashion
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ferretfyre · 1 year
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warrued · 5 months
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hello, i too have thoughts about hg verse connie. i parsed it together talking with a few friends and it IS in my verses, but just i wonder at what age does it really hit her, how very different she is and yet how close to being one of the children in the games she was.
and even though she holds it very close to her chest, i assume that is where her dislike of the games began.
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hellomisterriddle · 11 months
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That is the second yime I've accidentally sent some random person an auto reply im gonna fucking scream we have to STOP HAVING THESE BUTTONS SO CLOSE TO EACH OTHER AND SO EASILY PRESSED
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Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlottte (1964), dir. Robert Aldrich IMDB
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blackramhall · 7 months
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-I'm an authority on you. You're my favourite living mystery. -Have you ever solved me? -No. But then you wouldn't be a mystery anymore, would you?
Hush... Hush, sweet Charlotte - Robert Aldrich (1964)
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mags flanagan was the victor of the 11th hunger games. she is probably one of the last people we know of canonically in the games who directly, vividly, remembers lucy gray baird.
she remembers the girl from district 12, who dropped a snake down someone's dress, who sang a song the day of her reaping as a fuck you to the capitol. the girl who charmed an entire country and won the games using sheer ingenuity.
she probably remembers reports of the capitol boy who served as her mentor, remembers the blond boy who broke the rules and stayed in that zoo enclosure with her. probably remembers the reports of him doing everything he can to save this girl. coriolanus snow. she remembers that name, tucks it away, connecting it with decency and integrity.
she probably, as a young girl, thought that maybe there was some good left in this world. if a capitol boy would put his neck and life on the line for a lowly girl from district 12, who would defy every social rule for her, then maybe there was some hope.
she probably remembers the rumours that floated around after those games, remembers how they said that blond boy ran away to be with her. remembers how no one heard from or about lucy gray baird ever again, and then next year she goes on to compete and win the games.
and then when the victors are made to be mentors, she looks for that girl, lucy gray baird, wonders if she could ask her questions about her games, about her life now, about coriolanus snow, the blond boy who changed the games themselves for her. but she is nowhere to be found. lucy gray baird is now a legend, passed down in hushed tones amongst the ones who still remember her. the girl who charmed an entire arena of snakes, the girl with the guitar, the girl who said nothing they could take from her was worth keeping.
and then she returns year after year, and a decade or so passes until she hears a familiar name. a name she expected died away in district 12 in obscurity, because there is no way the capitol would let his impunity pass unpunished, would they?
but here he is, president coriolanus snow.
she wonders how he's still here, and how he betrayed her memory, betrayed what lucy gray baird stood for, what he once stood for. but there he stands, impassive, cursorily shaking her hand before she stops herself from asking about the girl with the rainbow skirt.
then comes another victor from district 12, and she turns the games on their head, much like her predecessor. mags watches her, wonders if president coriolanus snow is thinking the same thing she is. when the quarter quell rolls around and finnick tells her about the burgeoning spark of a rebellion and how the girl on fire might be the one who fully set it ablaze, she agrees wholeheartedly to return to that arena.
she thinks about telling him about lucy gray baird and her story, but doesn't think he would believe her if she did. when she sees snow again, knowing certain death lies ahead, she finally asks him the question that's rested on her lips for half a century.
she asks him about the girl in the rainbow skirt.
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