rustandruin reblogged
this is my favourite poem
rustandruin reblogged
Amore e Psiche, Antonio Canova Musée du Louvre, Paris
rustandruin reblogged
i’m a big deal in the resistance
rustandruin reblogged
dear god the sheer magic of being so invested in a book you just sit and read half of it feverishly without any ability to stop, just gulping down word after word like it's water in a desert and your eyes aren't fast enough for your mind and when you reach the last page you look up and realize you're not decades and miles away but in the space of your own room,,,, truly unmatched by any other human experience
rustandruin reblogged
@whatdiknow, a legend, a pillar of our community and sanity. thank you for literally everything. <3
rustandruin reblogged
october will be productive
october will be beneficial
rustandruin reblogged
jake peralta || minimalistic
“i wasn't hurt that badly. the doctor said all my bleeding was internal. that's where the blood's supposed to be.”
rustandruin reblogged
it occurs to me that many fans have never experienced the illuminated-capital illustrations in early Good Omens books.
rustandruin reblogged
The tropes are hungry
rustandruin reblogged
Robron’s looks during their first kiss in the stairwell
rustandruin reblogged
Horror is such a magical genre; really honing in on the monsters you fear and the monsters you love brings into such sharp focus what you find monstrous in others and what you feel others find monstrous in you.
rustandruin reblogged
little (100% canon) things i love about the end of pride & prejudice that don’t usually make adaptations:
- Lizzy offers to burn The Letter because Darcy’s embarrassed about how bitter he probably sounded when he wrote it
- Darcy tells Lizzy that he told Bingley he was wrong about how Jane felt. Lizzy (parphr): “Did you decide that for yourself or were you just going off what I told you at Hunsford?” Darcy, the stubbornest nerd: “No, I figured it out for myself” Lizzy, sarcastically: “okay, Darcy”
- When Lizzy tells Jane she’s in love with Darcy, Jane asks her if she’s joking six times
- Next day: Darcy and Bingley show up at the house. Mrs Bennet’s upset that Bingley always brings Darcy. To get rid of him, she tells Kitty and Lizzy to take him on a walk. Bingley: “Kitty looks sick. Maybe Lizzy and Darcy should go…….. by themselves” Mrs Bennet: “I’m sorry Lizzy you must find a way to survive this” Lizzy, sarcastically: “Oh nooooooo”
- Direct quote, Mr. Bennet on Darcy saving Lydia: “It will save me a world of trouble and economy. Had it been your uncle’s doing, I must and would have paid him; but these violent young lovers carry every thing their own way. I shall offer to pay [Darcy] to-morrow; he will rant and storm about his love for you, and there will be an end of the matter.”
- Lizzy writes a friendly, clever letter to her aunt and uncle that’s included in the text, the next line is “Darcy’s letter to Lady Catherine was in a different style”. The text of Darcy’s letter is omitted
- Jane and Bingley move in next door to Lizzy and Darcy
rustandruin reblogged
thechosenjuan
honestly a good partner isn’t necessarily someone who loves the exact same things you love but rather someone who is willing to listen to you ramble on and on about a particular subject that you’re passionate about even if they have little to no interest in it
stoneylizard
this is so important
All I can think of is this…
And on the flip-side
n0nst0pd00dle
FREAKING BE LIKE THIS FOR YOUR PARTNERS!!!
DO THIS!!
P L E A S E