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Being human.
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show me that you’re human, you won’t break.
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sometimes human contact can help with pain..
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Perhaps an emotional response requires physical stimuli.
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but deep down, aren’t we all?
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I don’t think I’m ever going to stop being angry at Voldemort’s death in the movie
He was mEANT TO DIE AS NO MORE THAN A MAN IN THE END. IT WAS IMPORTANT.
How the fuck does
“Tom Riddle hit the floor with a mundane finality, his body feeble and shrunken, the white hands empty, the snake-like face vacant and unknowing.”
turn into
“I OBJECT!!!!” the defendant screams in court. the judge gives him a very emotional hug and says “no…you human”
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Ben: My question is—because I need to, like, catch up—can you describe what’s happened in the past 800 episodes in like five words?
Ben Schwartz interviews Karen Gillan on Attack of the Show (x)
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Jimmy Fallon during a skit with Emma Watson on September 13, 2012
Right now is without a doubt the most exciting time in human history. The ability to connect with one another, the technology of the internet and all that it’s spawning, is doubtlessly the most fascinating thing that’s ever happened. It’s an incredibly exciting time to be alive, as a human being and especially as an artist. In the 20th century making movies, music or anything was a one-way thing, but creativity is always more of an interactive, back-and-forth, organic and progressive thing. We’re going to get away from “Oh, I just get to listen to stories; I don’t tell them” and “I just listen to music; I don’t play or sing it.” No, man! That’s a terrible way to think about yourself. I think art is going to become more conversational, more of a dialogue, and a better, healthier thing for everybody.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt (x)
