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The Good Lord Bird (2020)
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ethanshawke93 · 2 months
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oliversexireed77 · 1 year
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mesho11 · 5 months
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My favorite genre in movies/shows is Wyatt in military uniform his cinematic universe is expanding
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wayward-persephone · 2 years
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This sounds like something one of Ethan’s characters would say
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Y E S 🥵🥵🥵
I can see...
The Grabber/Albert Shaw
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Goodnight Robicheaux
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King Aurvandil War-Raven
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Gif by @transjohnny
Sal Procida
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Paul from In the Valley of Violence
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James Costa
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John Brown
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thefugitivesaint · 8 months
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'The Good Lord Bird', Episode 2. Ethan Hawke playing John Brown in an adaptation of the 2013 novel by James McBride "about Henry Shackleford, an enslaved person, who unites with John Brown in Brown's abolitionist mission." Some context: the story takes place during the 'Bleeding Kansas' conflict, which was basically a state-level civil war that took place between 1854 to 1860 and was a precursor to the country's Civil War over slavery. ::Brief, slightly unfocused rant begins:: Without getting into a deep dive into American history or the legacy of John Brown, I will say that the contemporary American Rights reactionary measures to erase the knowledge and the teaching of America's history in favor of a truncated—and some might say imaginary—accounting of America's past in order to "protect white children from feeling bad" about the history they've inherited is just another iteration of the very white supremacist philosophy they deny this country was founded on. It also speaks to who they identify and empathize with, consciously or unconsciously, whenever American history is discussed. It never seems to be the abolitionists or people like James Brown who gave their lives to the pursuit of destroying the institution of slavery (and it's certainly never the enslaved themselves). Instead, they choose to center on notions like "guilt" and "fault", often denying that the abomination of institutional slavery has any material relation to how contemporary American society is constituted and that a proper accounting of the legacy of that abomination is unnecessary, even (somehow) "detrimental" (and, even more improbably, a racist act itself aimed against white Americans). I say fuck all that. We all live in the failed echo of Reconstruction, an opportunity in American history that could have re-shaped the country for the better, an opportunity that was squandered and, ultimately, destroyed by the same reactionary forces denouncing how we discuss America's history today (Note: for a recent exploration of this I suggest Heather Cox Richardson's book 'How the South Won the Civil War'). The contemporary American Right's continued assertions that the history of slavery isn't entangled into every aspect of American history—it's founding, it's growth, it's prosperity and how it's politics is conducted—serves to protect the mythology of "American exceptionalism", a myth to which they are committed (they've even revived the notion, introduced by the Columbia historian Ulrich Bonnell Phillips in his 1918 book 'American Negro Slavery' that slavery was "beneficial" to those enslaved and that, "at the time" slavery was "no big deal.") Again, fuck all that. ::Brief, slightly unfocused rant ends:: Whatever flaws John Brown carried with him in life, his moral opposition to slavery and his willingness to act on that belief was commendable. In the words of Frederick Douglass on John Brown, "His zeal in the cause of my race was far greater than mine — it was as the burning sun to my taper light — mine was bounded by time, his stretched away to the boundless shores of eternity. I could live for the slave, but he could die for him."
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ethanhawkelover01 · 1 year
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Happy birthday to Ethan Hawke!❤️🎉🎁 Thank you for being a light in this dark world. Your movies helped me through a difficult time in my life. You are a fantastic human being who gives so much to the film industry. You’re a kind and special person who deserves all the success in the world💗 Thank you for everything💜 O Captain! My Captain!⭐️
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not-over-troydyer · 2 years
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Ethan Hawke photographed by Kevin Lynch for The Good Lord Bird, 2020.
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katehawke · 2 years
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I'd ride him for whatever reason 🙈🥵
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lobokraken · 2 years
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ethanshawke93 · 1 month
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oliversexireed77 · 1 year
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darldash1 · 2 years
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I just watch the show The good lord bird and I gotta say…it was good. (๑º―º๑)
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wayward-persephone · 2 years
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Okay I know he’s not on your list but I just need to let this out for John Brown (whoever that anon was thank you) ((this could also do for Goodnight)) so consider this:
Having to share a horse with John (or goodnight) and your basically sitting in his lap in the saddle, and the movement of the horse has him rocking against your backside until he’s rock hard and had an arm around your waist to hold you tightly against him while he grinds himself against you.
(I now have him on my list 😉)
Omg I honestly don't know which person I like this with better...
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With John Brown he would definitely try to stay "proper" about it. Keeping his hands securely on your waist and the movements of his hips as still as possible. Eventually he can't help himself and will start a slow dirty grind that just teases you both. Once you both fall a good distance away from the others, he'll simply lift your skirt and unzip his pants just enough to get inside you, before pulling your dress back down. You have to sit at a slight angle, but you don't care as he slowly rocks inside you. His low grunts rumbling in his chest as his hands rubs soothing circles over your lower abdomen. Even after he comes he will stay inside you, claiming it's because he can't clean you up yet but you know better, and you stay warming him as he hums happily against your ear.
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With Goodnight Robicheaux he will whisper teasingly in your ear about the situation, testing the waters, and will be a bit more playful about it until he feels like you are comfortable. Then he will grind himself against you with slow easy rolls of his hips that leaves him moaning and cursing softly. He would spend the entire ride like that. Teasing himself until he nearly comes, then backing off until he can calm down, and then starting all over again. But if you two were riding alone he would stop and drag you into the nearest thatch of trees and fuck you hard and desperate against one until he spills deep inside you.
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bookcoversonly · 1 year
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Title: The Good Lord Bird | Author: James McBride | Publisher: Riverhead Books (2013)
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