The whole "admit you like living with me" scene is comical but the funniest part is definitely the look of pure horror that crosses Trinity's face when she realizes that Dennis has caught on to the fact that she has mushy little feelings for him. It stood out immediately because I have never seen Trinity make that expression. She's been through some terrible shit while working at that hospital but nothing can be worse than people realizing you're not as nonchalant as you pretend to be.

@hamletthedane’s tags: #Vincent Van Gogh is crying somewhere in the after and I’m crying just thinking about that#you knew!! you saw the patterns!! there is a whole planet painted in the oils from your brush!!#TIL that the craft Juno went as close as 4000km from Jupiter’s weather surface#for context: the craft was closer to Jupiter than NYC is to LA#which is space terms is like. basically being on the planet#holy shit

as a feminist i support recreational abortion

i have mixed feelings about competitive

project hail mary has it all. amnesia trope. petty academics. platonic soulmates. narratively justified retro-futurism. red string of fate. a bird may love a fish, but where will they live / then I shall have to make you wings. also a competent woman committing so many crimes in order to save the world and bringing the protagonist with her everywhere because he is her AND I QUOTE "little science lapdog". book of all time

Watching Trinity let down her defenses with Dennis and actually talking about whats been bothering her and being vulnerable and honest and watching Dennis listen and care, everything she didn't get when she was trying to talk to Yolanda. Even her voice got softer. That's her best friend whom she trusts and loves and she's so relieved he's not moving out but she won't tell him that with words. Instead she'll buy extra avocados and let them ripen where Dennis can find them.

feeling Very Normal about how Mercymorn and Harrow have such a similar reaction to their cavaliers' death. How it's known to all the lyctors that it's best not to mention them in front of Harrow/Mercymorn. How they refuse to acknowledge that Gideon's/Cristabel's death was their choice (Harrow telling Ortus she'll spit in face of anyone calling Gideon's death suicide. That it was all because of Cytherea./Mercymorn hating and blaming Alfred and Augustine for the suicide pact). Their love for the people who had left them behind. Their rage at people around them who act like they should Get Over It.

Building on this, do you think Mercymorn felt a sting of bitterness and guilt when Gideon popped up in Harrow’s body? Do you think Mercy felt like she could have done more, could have fought harder, could have tried something ANYTHING to keep Cristabel? Do you think she saw Harrow tear herself apart to keep Gideon and felt envious of the narrow scrap of a dance hard Harrow was able to hols onto?