xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
i made more
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
AGATHA ALL ALONG (2024) 102 - Circle Sewn With Fate | Unlock Thy Hidden Gate
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
doctorriver brainrot.
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
ian mckellen directed these movies actually
Ian McKellen was not going to stand idly by and allow these movies to be heterosexual <3
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
If you're going to have somebody who can go toe-to-toe with Kathryn Hahn, you can't really do better than Aubrey Plaza.
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
#kathryn hahn's lil dance
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
I just took a minute to read the Agatha all along week prompts and HANAHAKI IS ON THERE?? HANAHAKI AGATHA ALL ALONG IS GONNA BE A THING OH MY GOSH
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
something about death herself's only scar being the woman she loved being hurt by her actions is REALLY getting to me today gang
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
Anyway so Rio threw Billy into the glass window of the recording studio in the exact same way as she threw him into the greenhouse glass roof in episode 8.
Agatha had already clocked that Rio was walking the road with them after Sharon was buried to retrieve Billy because she knew who he was. She already knew history would he repeating itself. Rio would be taking her boy away from her. Until Billy started hanging with Agatha, Death had no idea where he was. Death always pursuing Agatha, means that she found Billy at the same time.
She asks Death not to take him when he is injured with 'don't' in the exact pleading way she did when she was giving birth to Nicky.
Then she watches over him while he sleeps and heals so Rio can't take him in his sleep.
Rio gets to say her piece about love and regret and pain at the fire, and this starts to warm Agatha to her as she embraces her just after. But Death stops their kiss to let Agatha know that that boy is not hers to keep like last time, he belongs to Death. (She doesn't say: he's not your son, she says: he's not yours.) Her warning here is 'before we can reconcile, know that I will still take him from you - don't get attached to him. Also, I am who I am.'
Rio can't understand why Agatha is walking through life with this other person's child, as if he's hers. On a false road too - she's implying that their relationship is as false as this fake path Agatha and Billy are walking together. Now this new hurt will be caused (Death taking Billy) to refresh the old hurt that split them apart. 'Why don't you want me?' she asks later. Why are you choosing this fake love over our real love?
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
#this is ruining me#chopping up their conversations and putting them in this order really brings it to a new level#and now that we see the larger picture it really makes everyone agatha flirts with Rio all the more painful#does she mean it? is she manipulating Rio by giving her false hope? both? is this the dance they’ve been doing for centuries?#Rio turning feral just to get to Agatha. Agatha running until she runs out of road then falling back on seduction#giving Rio just enough hope just enough of a glimpse at what they had until Rio yields and lets Agatha run again#I keep coming back to the sound booth. how Agatha flirts and Rio is wary and intoxicated and so very hopeful. and we know now that Agatha#turns the charm on cuz Rio was starting to ask questions about teen. and is this the way it will always be? Agatha worried Rio will steal#the boy Agatha has decided to protect?#agatha all along#fanart
xhellnhighheelsx reblogged
“Because the truth is too awful” could be taken so many different ways.
“Because it was simple. He was a boy, and sometimes, boys die. He went to sleep, kissed me goodnight and his mother needed him home. And I couldn’t save him.”
“Because he was the abomination. Not the Darkhold, not me. I got addicted to power and had succubus magic I couldn’t always control, but he was the one who couldn’t live without murder.”
“Because I kept killing after he was gone, when he didn’t need it anymore. I used his song to murder innocent witches, even though he died to stop the bloodshed.”
“Because I didn’t respect his choice, Rio’s job or her motherhood, and let him go. I kept killing in a desperate attempt to get him back—and blamed his mother, my love, for his death—even though he was always going to die, I always knew that, and his life was a miraculous gift.”
It’s all of these. It’s none. I love Jac Schaeffer for that, and so hope we get more chapters.