isaac dingle stan

Lesbians Christy Cummings (Jane Lynch) and Sherri Ann Cabot (Jennifer Coolidge), and Gays Scott Donlan (John Micheal Higgins) and Stefan Vanderhoof (Micheal McKean) in

INDE NAVARRETTE "The fake answer that I love to give [for my childhood crush] is Channing Tatum in Step Up. But the real answer is Optimus Prime in Transformers. Specifically, obviously, the first one. There's a monologue that he has at the end of the movie that leads right into [a Linkin Park song]. I think that was my awakening."

literally the only reason she isn’t number one for me is because shauna was the character that got me in to yellowjackets. tai’s shenanigans were what kept me watching.

To cook a frog, people placed live frogs into water and boiled it. If the person cooking the frog placed the frog into already boiled water, it immediately jumped out as the temperature was unbearable and it reacted forcefully on instinct. But, if you placed the frog in water that was of regular temperature and slowly turned the heat up, the frog wouldn’t even realize it had been cooking up until it was cooked.

During the first scene, we are being dumped in boiling water, with the pit girl scene, and we freak out because it’s scary and gory. The scenes are juxtaposed with normal teenage girls, making the difference between them even more pronounced.

We have no idea why this is happening, we are outside observers, and the lack of information leaves us to make our own conclusions on what happened, but as we watch the Yellowjackets make even worse decisions and grow more and more comfortable with crossing the line, the water is slowly heating under us alongside them.

That’s why it seems less crazy with the context, even though what they are doing is crazy when you sit with it and look at it from a different perspective.

Mari, Melissa, Akilah and Gen planned to murder and eat someone as an act of revenge, Tai planned to offer Hannah as sacrifice since she didn’t know her and Van agreed to mess with the cards to set her up to save themselves.

Travis and Akilah attempted to murder Lottie, who had abused and exploited them in the name of the wilderness, her new God, and Shauna is carrying around a gun and enforcing a dictatorship within the wilderness.

Even before that, they had tortured, crippled and abused their coach until he committed suicide by Nat, (which he begged her to do until she did it) and then chopped his head off and served it as a feast. Even Natalie, who is the most moral, is not all that moral when compared to people outside the Yellowjackets.

It really has more to do with understanding the context behind things, it’s a lot less scary when you know who is behind the mask and why they’re doing it. Which is why it seems disappointing when the scary monsters aren’t really scary monsters but a bunch of teenagers.

“We thought that they were going to lose themselves and go crazy!”