she's leaving home (bye, bye)
Sandra Cisneros, House on Mungo Street // Kevin Lucbert, Homes // The Chicks, Wide Open Spaces // Rainbow Rowell, Attachments
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—spirit hold, part two by holly warburton
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haunting the narrative with her absence
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girl help i started thinking about how dib's family does care about him in their own stunted ways but they're essentially allergic to showing that love in any healthy capacity that matters so his isolation is confounded and he's stuck underloved anyway
but THEN GIRL GET THIS IT GOT WORSE bc then i started thinking about how zim loves gir (and his other robo minions) but while gir is physically more affectionate both verbally and physically he'd leave zim for dead for a cornchip but zim refuses to be consciously aware of that and and
aghh there's some parallel in here about how zim has the lie of affection that comforts over the reality he's surrounded by machines that won't care when he dies, whereas dib has a family that will truly grieve him but won't love him while he's there. i don't have the eloquence to put it more cleanly atm tho. fuck. these boys are so fucked over by the world i
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Shearwater, Only Child
@noun-number
Robyn Schiff, Parent-Child Fencing Class
Weike Wang, Chemistry
Sasha Alex Sloan, Only Child
D. Nurske, Only Child
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the monarch's relationship with villainy is so trans-coded it's hilarious
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i got curious about mary's role post-resurrection so i looked at a list of all her appearances in season 12 only to discover that she's only in about half of the episodes. which is surprising because like, where the fuck is she going? where is her character arc going to take her such that she's separated from her children for entire episodes, 33 years in the future with everyone else she's ever known or loved dead?
i'm just eternally fascinated that supernatural is a show about sam and dean, and literally no other character including their own mother is allowed to impede on that. every other character has to be removed at some point from the brotherly unit so as not to infringe on their domination of the narrative. every other character is expendable, unnecessary for the show to function continuously. every other character can go off on their own for several episodes at a time and live a life separate from them. there's no limit to this and no one is allowed to get close enough to sam and dean to negate this reality.
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sorry for vagueposting. "A system built around lack of hierarchy tends to collapse, unfortunately, and that’s a common message in the communism route" huh. where does it say that. nowhere
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if only i had the words to articulate what empathy and compassion mean in ajin
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SELF-PORTRAIT AT 24
Ana Carrizo, What Was Missing
Louis de Bernieres, Captain Corelli’s Mandolin
Brenna Twohy, ‘ON SEEING PHOTOS OF HIS NEW GIRLFRIEND ON FACEBOOK’, from Swallowtail
Bruce Coville, Jennifer Murdley’s Toad
The Antlers, Bear
When Harry Met Sally (1989) dir. Rob Reiner
Thomas Harris, The Silence of the Lambs
Raven Leilani, Luster
Comment left on a pinterest post
Elle Emerson, Regarding the Röttgen Pietà
Susan Sontag, As Consciousness is Harnessed to Flesh
Dominique Christina, Stargazer
Lia Kimura, Unknown (2018)
John Steinbeck, East of Eden
Florence + The Machine, South London Forever
Wislawa Szymborska, Moment of Silence
Barbara Ras, ‘You Can’t Have It All’ from Bite Every Sorrow
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The Space That Lies Between - Moon Knight fic
Written by pokimoko
Chapters: 1/1
Word Count: 15K
Fandom: Moon Knight (2022), Marvel Cinematic Universe
Rating: Teen and Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Marc Spector & Original Character(s), Steven Grant & Marc Spector
Characters: Marc Spector, Captain Marc Spector (Astronaut from Lemire Run), Original Characters, Steven Grant (mentioned)
Tags: Dissociative Identity Disorder, Dissociation, Character Study, Implied/Referenced Child Abuse, Pre-Season/Series 01, Teenage Marc Spector, Unreliable Narrator, Headspace, Angst, Extended Metaphors, unreality, Distorted Reality, Coping Mechanisms, Astronomy, Science Fiction, Science Nerd Marc Spector, Spaceships, Yes I did in fact speedrun rocket science in order to write this, You can blame 'Wolf 359' and Andy Weir for this one, Mark Watney 🤝 Marc Spector: Being a guy from Chicago named Marc/k who gets stuck on a planet, Outer Space, Artificial Intelligence, Science, Escapism, Marc Spector-centric, POV Marc Spector, Emotional Hurt, Astronauts, Trust Issues, Marc Spector Needs A Hug, Autistic Marc Spector, Companion Piece, Can be read standalone
Summary: Captain Spector finds himself stuck on a hostile planet, alone and with no one to help him except the AI on his damaged ship. But if there's one thing he's certain of, it's that he's going to survive.
Meanwhile, Marc tries to navigate life and all the ordeals it has to offer.
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me grabbing the microphone hey yeah hey the first phase final trial of EW includes the leitmotifs and even straight up borrowed sections of all the previous final trial bosses up through the whole game. notably missing—save for the very beginning of the track—is Shinryu’s theme. this suggests a couple of things: 1) shinryu’s theme is the backbone of the song—much like the actual gameplay, and 2) that we haven’t yet heard the track + we aren’t yet done with zenos.
we’ve fought shinryu, yes, but we haven’t yet had a one and true confrontation with zenos himself in his own body. The music reflects this, choosing the theme of shinryu’s fight, but not a song that is associated with zenos. this comes later with the solo instance with him where the track Endwalker is used and thus a brief theme is established for *zenos* and not just shinryu
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i think one of my favorite tropes in media is like. a character doomed by the narrative but it Isnt a main character. a character who truly nothing can be done for them because by nature of the story being told, theyre already gone, whether through full on death or going missing or simply because one of the first things established about them is that they arent there. doomed by the narrative not in that orpheus will always look back, but doomed by the narrative in that eurydice will be gone when he turns around (and maybe she wasnt really there in the first place)
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Rachel Ingalls, Mrs. Caliban
Christina Perri, The Lonely
Edward Hopper, Summer Interior (1909)
Susan Sontag, As Consciousness is Harnessed to Flesh
Jenny Slate, in an interview with Vulture about The Sunlit Night
Anne Carson, Plainwater
Olivia Laing, The Lonely City
The Beatles, Eleanor Rigby
Charlotte Ager, 'How I feel all the time'
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince
Florence + The Machine, No Choir
Salma Deera, Letters to Kafa
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rewatching episode 9 is NEVER a good idea. especially not when you're not watching alone and so gotta act normal about it.
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