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nalyra-dreaming · 2 days
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The most recent interview with Assad and Eric with Rotten Tomato has me thinking that maybe Armand and Daniel did not have a relationship back in the 70's. That it was just that one night. Assad's comments about Daniel not being able to love Louis like Armand could implies that he is jealous of Louis and Daniel and does not think Daniel is good enough for Louis. Also what Eric said about Armand underestimating Daniel, not realizing how smart is. Very different from the source material. It seems like we are seeing the beginning of their relationship. I was so positive Devil's Minion happened in the past but now I think it might be coming in the future. Was all of the Luke and Assad sightings just ship baiting us? I am excited for Eric and Assad but I wanted Luke and Assad too. Now I am sad.
.... I didn't read it like that at all.
Like, they cannot really talk about all that, that is something that needs to be remembered. Ep5 apparently is the past DM episode, and as said before, that will probably show the more horrific beginnings of the DM arc.
And I'm sure episode 8 will be cataclysmic for them, too.
I... am not sure that Eric's comments necessarily imply that nothing happened back then - I mean, even WITH DM happening 4 decades are a long time to change, character-wise. The Daniel in Dubai would of course be a very different one from the one back then - whether that would indeed be "just" the Daniel in the apartment, or if there was indeed a 12 year relationship (developing) there.
Also, I did not read the jealousy angle either. I mean, there is a lot going on. But it's way more complicated than that. Assad says: "Armand is terrified that Daniel knows Louis a bit more than himself - what he is very sure of is that Daniel can't love Louis in the same way Armand can."
Like... that's not jealousy? That's curiosity and insecurity, because Daniel is able to reach something in Louis Armand could not. Which... has to do with the interview/tale.
I don't actually see it much different from the source material, and in any case, we might want to wait to judge that until the season has run^^
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mikuni14 · 8 hours
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Wandee Goodday - Ep 2
Dee and Yak are such an interesting couple: they both have unresolved love problems with other people, and yet together they have created a surprisingly normal and mature relationship that is based on honesty, openness, communication, clarity about expectations, personal freedom, sexual freedom, respecting boundaries. Dee and Yak are now in a place many couples never get to be! Of course, this may change the moment their feelings for each other begin to complicate this now comfortable situation. I'm a bit afraid of the appearance of a lack of communication, creating false scenarios in their heads, trying to keep a distance, or, ugh, noble sacrifice 😶 Please don't.
I really like how Yak tends to care for and help Dee. I also liked the scene when Dee dried Yak's head with a towel, it was very domestic and very "old married couple", simply nice and casual 💖
I really liked how Dee explained why he didn't want to kiss, how Yak didn't laugh at him or make a big deal out of it, and how elegantly he got around this rule by giving him a kiss that was much, much more romantic and amorous than kiss on the lips 😘😘 And I REALLY liked the fact that Dee, despite the his reservations and rules, did not protest at all about receiving the necklace and being kissed on the necklace once it was on him. But maybe he didn't realize the meaning of this gesture, after all, Dee IS very inexperienced, as evidenced by his 8-year-old crush, the way he behaves in clubs (😬) and the way he simply accepted Yak's necklace, which he never parts with and which is his even a sort of his trademark without a second thought 😭 Oh Dee… my sweet, sweet Summer child 😭😭😭
I love how sensitive Yak is to Dee's moods, how he always KNOWS when he's sad.
Ter's conversation with Dee and the way he behaves makes me lean towards one of the earlier theories, that Ter knew exactly what he was doing and he was seducing Dee. That it was just not too friendly behavior, misread by Dee. When Ter insists that Dee give him what he wants, he holds his hand tenderly and it is a physical manipulation like wiping his mouth earlier. I won't even comment on the world's oldest manipulation: "if you love me, do something for me" and I'm so relieved that Dee didn't give in to it right there. After the first episode, we debated whether Ter was doing it all consciously or whether he was misunderstood, but now there is no longer any doubt that Ter was manipulating Dee. Someone like him certainly would notice his younger colleague's infatuation, which he consciously fueled with gestures clearly associated with seduction, instead of creating distance. Plus, he could have said no to Dee in a much gentler way, without damaging his self-esteem or their relationship. This is very reminiscent of the situation in other series - My Ride, where the older doctor consciously kept the younger one infatuated with him.
Anyway, this series is so much fun, so many pretty boys, and when I see Dee and Yak together I have two reactions: 1) 😍💖🥺💞✨🔥
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and 2) officer! these two right here, please arrest them, they're so fucking dumb 🤡
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laurelwinchester · 1 year
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jeff davis has been desperately trying to kill derek hale since the first season so i’m disappointed and irritated but not necessarily surprised that he finally followed through on that one. i am kinda surprised that he accidentally gave derek and stiles an inexplicable child though. that was a plot twist i did not see coming.
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sir-adamus · 3 months
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Raven's semblance is so telling about her character
the facade of the tough disaffected bandit leader crumbles completely under it - it's bonds to people she cares about. it's hard to pretend like she doesn't care when her literal superpower is defined by how much she does
but you can read deeper than that - cos it's defined by those bonds, you have to wonder about the original utility of that power was; what in Raven specifically led her to develop Kindred Link as a Semblance - to be able to open a portal to someone she cares about anywhere in the world? not necessarily the reasons why and how she uses it, but why it manifested like that
was it a desire to protect? a plea for safety?
or a cry for help?
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formosusiniquis · 1 year
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There's something about the idea that every adult that spends more than ten minutes alone with Steve Harrington is instantly enamored with him 
The King Steve era house parties don't get broken up by the cops anymore. Steve is too far from his nearest neighbors for a noise complaint and the cops who would do it like Steve. They know they don't have to worry about any underage drinking and driving incidents after a Steve Harrington party because anyone who doesn't have a DD just crashes at the Harrington place, it's not like they have to worry about getting out of there before his parents get home.
His teachers can't help but let certain things slide. Excusing a middle school Steve's tardiness, the Harrington house is such a long bike ride away from the school and the bus route doesn't reach the grounds of Loch Nora. High School Steve's grades are average at best and his attention drifts, but his questions if poorly worded are insightful at heart and if you catch him away from the friends he tries too hard to keep he's polite and willing to spend time discussing his school work. By senior year they're excusing his tardiness again, they all know he has to swing by the middle school on his way over; and his forgetfulness too, two concussions in as many years it's a wonder he's not worse.
Joyce Byers, who by all accounts should hate this boy who fought her son and belittled her family, already has a snag in her armor thinking about a little boy who used to bike to Melvalds all alone for more milk and the sugar dusted cereal his mother didn't like him to have. Has her walls damaged by Jonathan coming home with a Christmas present they both know Nancy Wheeler even in her middle class glory couldn't afford. Has the adoption papers ready to be notarized when that same little boy, just a little bit bigger, offers to cart her Will around town since he knows she and Jon are busy and he has nothing better to do; really, and Will is the only one that ever says please or thank you.
Hopper, who largely left the everyday police work to the other officers, didn't interact with Steve much until the Upside Down business started. He's ready to add Harrington to the list of kids he'd die to protect the second the bloodstained boy cracks open a bleary eye from the Byers' sofa. Concussed and happy for it since it meant the youngest ones were safe.
Claudia Henderson has decided that the law has little to do with family. She's seen too many young men in the hospital grieving loved ones they can't see while parents who don't care make decisions for the dying. Steve Harrington is hers now has been since he did her Dusty's hair. The Sinclairs only let Erica roam the mall on her own on days they know Steve is working. They know no matter what Erica and Lucas promise the two of them aren't staying together. There's something rotten in Hawkins, and the kids don't whisper as quietly as they think they do. They know there's something they are missing, but they don't need to know everything to know they can trust the boy who put himself bodily in front of their child to protect him. Karen still occasionally mourns the loss of Steve as a son-in-law but the fact that he still drives Mike around even on his surliest days, she couldn't ask for more.
Wayne Munson lasted the longest. A product of night shifts and a powerful wariness around anyone whose tax bracket exceeds his by more than one jump. But he knows the kind of skittish that Steve is, remembers an eight year old boy with eyes he hadn't grown into who used to skitter away from a sharp tongue or raised hand just the same. Even then all it takes is sitting next to Steve on a rare night off, the game fuzzing in and out on the TV, listening to him softly explain the rules of it all to his boy relating it back to the ones of that dragon game Eddie likes so much and he's gone. Steve's a hard worker, a wage slave as much as Wayne these days, seems wrong to begrudge him just cause the house he's kept at is a little bigger than theirs. There are worse boys to have as future in-laws, even if he is a Cubs fan.
The only person who doesn't seem to get the memo is Richard Harrington. So rarely around his own son he isn't swept up in the charm. Richard and Stephanie Harrington make their way back to Hawkins, unannounced on a Tuesday. The sleepy morning hours are still lingering when they make their way into the house, through the foyer, and onto the kitchen; following the sounds of crooning oldies. Richard has long thought his son a disappointment, too lazy to get into college and too spoiled to leave home, catching him dancing around the kitchen like a fairy with some trailer trash punk is really the last straw. He lets the wife he wishes he didn't have make some asinine comment to this freak that's in his kitchen, and turns to the child he never wanted to say, "I want you out, I won't have a queer living under my roof."
Stephanie and that long haired bastard both rear back like they've been slapped. While Richard is forced to watch as the son he's neglected straightens up, every ounce the man every other adult on Hawkins has watched him become, look him in the eye and say, "It's not your house, it never was. Grandpa Otis left it to me. So if you've got a problem with me or my fucking boyfriend, you can get out of my house. Looks like you're already packed."
That empty house gets emptier as Richard, alone, takes the furniture he paid for and the clothes that lingered in the closet; but it's quickly filled with the hand-me-downs of everyone who has ever fallen for that Harrington charm. They're all too happy to help Steve fill what's his.
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grimxark · 9 months
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Get a room
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smoresie · 3 months
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shepherd has been dealing with a lot of strange emotions
could it be something going on with him? No all of this, is because of that man. The Dealer..
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literallyaflame · 8 months
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Is it normal to feel Jewish even if you’re not?
why are you asking me, a culturally Christian gentile from the heart of the Bible Belt, this
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fiovske · 5 months
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the thing abt mizu is that she is extremely non-binary in such a genderqueer way that she has homoerotic energy w men and extremely sapphic energy w women.
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babydarkstar · 2 months
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ummmmmm i dont like going to the beach anyways bc it’s hot and makes me feel like im going to pass out and die but i’ll be going regardless which made me realize since becoming a hairy woman im going to have to deal with my mother providing her own commentary on my body hair. so that’s epic
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liquidstar · 1 year
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man forget all the murder maids and murder rabbits and murder caves. the most fucked up part of re:zero was when the royal selection camps were having a peaceful dinner together (title of the chapter is literally “peaceful dinner”) and ferris decides NOW is the best time to confess, and crusch just awkwardly smiles, and ferris is like “IM KIDDING! JOKING! IT WAS A JOKE! LOL!” and everyone else is sitting there like
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janesemel · 5 months
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Trastamara girls born after 1485 can’t cook. All they know is charge they phone, get abandoned by they father, eat hot chip, have complicated pseudo sexual relationship with male authority figure, twerk, and lie. (About their virginity.)
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freshmangojuice · 1 year
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Kochanski could not accept a different version of Lister to the one she had known in her universe.
Lister, however, easily accepts the different versions of Rimmer he meets.
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justanawesomeowl · 8 months
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Im silently on twitter these days, and the amount of casual hate Joe Alwyn gets... amazing
I get that you prefer Taylor loves her life publicly (it gives us more content to obsess over), but disrespecting her choice of having a private relationship? Like, come on! She's old enough to know how she prefers to live her relationships: if that's publicly or privately it's her choice!
Having a private 6 year relationship was not Joe's "fault", but her choice as well. I'm sure that after this last few months we can all agree that if she had wanted she would have done otherwise
There's also the fact that everyone adored him (except the Gaylors) while they were dating and everyone is backstabbing him now. I get that we're swifties and not whatever his fans might be called, but it's sooo lame. Like, you can be happy for your friend after a break up and recognize that their ex was good for them at the time / not trashtalk them
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acebabecd · 1 year
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My personal headcanon is that Dorian and Orym got closer between EXU and C3 and seriously discussed having a relationship, but agreed to pause on it until the Zephra mission was over, then the universe decided to throw a bunch of other stuff at them in the meantime
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distant-screaming · 1 year
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A recurring idea in MLC that is shown again and again, in different ways, is relationships being strained without either party at fault.
The first and most obvious one to me is Wen and Alan. Neither of them are at fault, both of them still care about the other, but - circumstances have changed. Wen isn't in love anymore. That's it. It's not something that's dependent on either of them (though with Alan and Wen there's this really interesting look into what exactly it is that you love about a person and how that works in parallel to personal growth, but I digress).
Then we have our favourite uncle nephew relationship - the way the difference in opinion between Li Ming + Uncle Jim is portrayed is just so... nuanced? They both love each other but neither of them will back down from what they think is right. And neither of them are wrong, not as such. (As viewers it might feel like it, maybe because we relate to one viewpoint more than the other, but in reality both of them are valid.)
The relationship between Jim and Gaipa, Li Ming and his mom - I would even go so far as to say Heart and his mom can fit into this category too, though to a somewhat lesser extent. (I have enough Thoughts about Heart's family to write a whole essay sjfkdk.)
Anyway. I don't want to make this too long but I absolutely adore the idea that's being reiterated over and over again, that there isn't always a 'bad guy', it's not wrong vs right every single time. The sort of humanity that is shown in MLC is so so good, I love it so much.
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