unbreakable

for the small weird loves. by poetdameron

As a young boy, Johnny learned it’s easy to disarm people with enough venom put into words he promised his mother to never say.

As a young boy, Daniel learned that a boy that likes other boys is a dead boy, unless he keeps his mouth shut.

Or, the journey of two repressed men into acceptance.

1. Hyde’s Secret [links]

Summary: Christmas is fast approaching, and Hyde can’t shake the kiss he shared with Jackie on Veteran’s Day. Mrs. Forman is throwing a Christmas Eve party, and she insists everyone participate in Secret Santa. Hyde pulls the wrong name from the hat. Subversion is his plan, but then he finds something in the woods that changes everything.

Rated: T

2. Fez’s Un-Birthday [links]

Summary: Sick of brooding over Jackie and her reconciliation with Kelso, Hyde agrees to help Caroline throw Fez a surprise party.

Rated: T

3. One Difference: Kitty Is Pregnant [links]

Summary: Kitty is pregnant, and Eric begins to fear for his sanity. The impending new addition leads Hyde to a family-altering decision, one that no one is happy about.

Rated: T

4. 53, 12 Seconds [links]

Summary: Jackie defies a thunderstorm and her past to experience a major first with Hyde.

Rated: M

5. One Difference: Jackie Doesn’t Go to the Water Tower [links]

Summary: Jackie doesn’t go to the water tower the night her friends deface it. Her absence leads to a life-shattering discovery, one she blames Hyde for.

Rated: T

6. Locked Out, Locked In [links]

Summary: Jackie confronts Hyde at the Fotohut months after their first real kiss, but he locks her out in every possible way.

THE KARATE KID dir. John G. Avildsen, 1984. 

Two perspectives in UK posters for Parasite.

Top: Black-and-white version.

The Karate Kid Week - Day 1 : Favourite Movie ↳ The Karate Kid

“i just always liked it. there are some scenes that i remember watching that had emotional import—not kind of a created emotional import but just something that happened over the years, and it just work—visually. and i just liked it in black and white, and i liked that it turned into a comic book at the end…. to me, it seemed like that could be a good final image—if there’s ever a final image. maybe that would be it—that we’d turn into some kind of comic book, and that’s that moment where i take her hand and ask her to dance.”