The passage of time and the frailties that accompany it have provided me perspective. And I suspect the same might be for you, as well.
Reblogging to remind everyone:
This is what I mean when I say: Shows will TELL YOU what they are doing. They will tell you. If you pay attention, if you listen, if you just listen to the words that people are saying? They will tell you what they’re going to do.
Oh Louis. Oh Armand.
You don’t “abandon” a reporter you found 10 hours ago at bar. The fascinating boy with as sharp a mind as any human that walks.
We still don’t know what Armand wanted to get out of him. Do we?
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so titan takedown is set in a realm ruled by oppressive all powerful oligarchs who explicitly make judgements based not on morality but on what entertains them and furthers their power. and the pcs here are a man who grew up without a loving father because he was unjustly imprisoned, a woman who is seen as less desirable and beautiful than the standard of femininity, a literal cat lady, a woman who is larger and hairier and stronger than other women, is something different and difficult to understand, and so is seen as a monster, and a man who healed the sick indiscriminately and so was punished with dirtiness and ugliness and stench and is treated with disgust by everybody who comes near him. interesting
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