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cowboys be like "nah that feller is just a companion to keep the trail a bit less lonely & a lot less dangerous" & then ride funny in the saddle the next 2 days
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Genocide before our eyes, and we can do nothing but depend on leaders who are proven to be useless and heartless š
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Adding onto this, the appeal of someone youāre dating choosing to be kind despite all the bad stuff they could do and have done and choosing to get better.
I mean, whatās more admirable than someone choosing kindness and honesty and good despite how hard it is in a world filled with hatred, dishonesty, and bad? They could so easily fall down a path of malice because itās just that! Itās EASY!
Itās also why we especially love redemption arcs, they give us space to believe that we are still lovable despite our past mistakes and flaws.
thereās so much pathologizing over why enemies to lovers is a popular trope (something something the normalization of abuse something something) when the simplest and less moronic answer is that narratives thrive on irony and reversals, and thereās no greater irony than characters going from hating each otherās guts to loving each other unconditionally. raw thesis-antithesis-synthesis.
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thereās so much pathologizing over why enemies to lovers is a popular trope (something something the normalization of abuse something something) when the simplest and less moronic answer is that narratives thrive on irony and reversals, and thereās no greater irony than characters going from hating each otherās guts to loving each other unconditionally. raw thesis-antithesis-synthesis.
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Zionism and Semitism are not, never have and never will be, synonymous
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ā¼ļøšµšø An activist, who destroyed multiple engine parts of the jets Israel uses, has been released!
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I love how whenever ATLA recognizes Sokka is smart enough to solve a problem but itād be too fast they just stick him in some kind of situation. Like he COULDāVE stopped jet from drowning a town so they tied him up and dumped him in a forest. He COULDāVE figured out what that spirits deal was so they lost him in the spirit world for 24 hours.
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im noticing that for a lot of americans āfree palestineā has been an ideological motto and symbol rather than them actually believing in their heart that freedom is attainable and necessary
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You know
As much as I love Zuko and his story arc I think I love Azula's just as much and that's because their stories work in tandem.
The beach episode is a really important turning point for her as a character because we see her out of her role of Weapon.
We see her as a teenager girl who struggles to flirt with boys, gets in arguments with her friends, and has a difficult relationship with her brother and who longs for a mother's love that she feels she never had
We see her not knowing how to act as anything but a tool of war. Because that's all she's been taught
I think that episode was the moment I really believed that Azula in the present day of the story did care for Zuko still.
That some part of her wanted her brother back
And after Zuko leaves and the day of Black Sun everything goes to hell for her
Mai and Ty Lee betray her
Zuko is helping the Avatar
Her father is sidelining her
She has lost everything and she desperate and alone and we see her falling apart
Azula is terrifying as an antagonist all through the second season and a good portion of the third. She is ruthless and callous and terribly good at her job
But the writers manuever us as an audience so when she faces off against Zuko in the climactic battle it's not a victory it's a tragedy
Zuko got his redemption or escape. His chance to find himself and who he is away from his awful abusive family
And in that moment we the audience are upset that Azula didn't
Because in that moment we see her for what she is: A teenage girl who had been raised to be a weapon
To be used until she broke
And we are heartbroken for her
And we know that Zuko is too
And that's really well done story telling
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i've been seeing a lot of depressing transphobia stuff and i've also been not super motivated/had a lot of time to draw, so here's this thing i made to cheer myself up
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