You can tell Pedro was/is such a considerate smoker because he uses tiny gestures to redirect smoke from his companions. It’s something non smokers don’t usually do when acting, and I love that Pedro does these gestures so naturally and decided Javier would also be a super considerate smoker.

He also does this with Elena:

I’ve dated multiple men who smoke, at varying degrees of intensity, and I love the smell and taste of fresh burning tobacco. Yum. And I recognize these tiny gestures. Exhale it right down my throat, Javier.

Also, I don’t trust people who don’t have vices.

And how cute is this little smile?

Looks that say a thousand words

The Bad Batch Season 3 Episode 4. Or as I call it, "Crosshair just really wants to shoot someone, and Omega won't let him"

"Probably Dustin Hoffman"

No bc

these idiots

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"We crossed the galaxy four times looking for you."

"Five."

Five - Fives

"The mission. The nightmares. They're finally over."

The nightmares of failing to save Omega, of not getting her back. Countless missions of following wrong leads and losing hope.

But all that's over. Cause she's back with them, and at least for one small moment, when she's right here in Wrecker's and Hunter's arms, everything is alright.

Jaskier was surprisingly mature when babysitting Ciri. In a playful way, sure, but he entertained her, took her away from Geralt and Yennefer after that kiss to give them some privacy, was sensitive to her needs, and even willing to protect her to the best of his ability. That's a side of him that I haven't seen before and it certainly makes him seem much less annoying

I love this moment. I’m obsessed with how soft they look.

“Do you learn things from me?”

“Ja”

🥺

The domesticity of darning a sock and reading the paper in the morning is killing me, down to the thimble

Scott: Seriously, dude. Human sacrifices?

Stiles: Scott. Your eyes turn into yellow glowsticks, okay? Hair literally grows from your cheeks then will immediately disappear, and if I were to stab you right now it would just magically heal, but you’re telling me that you’re having trouble grasping human sacrifices?

feeling so normal about the way hdm built up to lyra and pan's separation from the very beginning. not only was there dialogue that hits hard after knowing what happens to them, "i could never be that far away from you, lyra" back in the second episode of the show, there was also foreshadowing for the land of the dead right in front of us: every time a character died and their dæmon disappeared, the show was telling us that they had been separated just like the ghosts were, and ultimately that to enter the world of the dead you would have to do so without a dæmon