:-) :-) :-) :_) :-)

You know everyone and their mother is yelling at Louis to stay away from Regina and yes he should stay away from her, but no one wants to talk about what led him there. People love the "never been about me" to say how selfish Louis is to not let Claudia rest on account of his guilt. And sure maybe there is some selfishness- but Gods do people truly think it trumps the grief he feels? Do people think grief, anger, guilt, loneliness, selfishness, and even hope, all of these are not intertwined within Louis? The fandoms want complex characters but then somehow can't help but reduce those they don't like- women, characters of color and even within them black characters- to a one tone note, and then blorbofy the next white male character that comes along. How different would it have been if Louis had a friend whom he could trust- did this fandom ever ask that? And that's another thing: for a long time the moment Louis started to trust someone, he immediately had his trust broken ( Lestat/Armand/Daniel) . So tell me how different would it have been if after everything Louis found someone who was willing to just sit and listen to him as a friend would do. Would he still be chasing after ghosts of dead daughters?

Hiro Shima, the only japanese kid at hogwarts, locking eyes with a boggart as it transforms into an exploding nuclear bomb in the middle of the classroom:

every movie poster just looks like this to me now

[shane voice] ok so i'm the pool boy and you're the older property owner who likes to ogle me while sipping lemonade