Just Claude

today i have been rotating through various thoughts on s5 river and the way he doubles down on asserting stereotypical masculinity wherever he can (louisa's right although the dialogue is awkward). and also the way that ties into the whole thing with louisa in e1. and their relationship as presented in that episode. All of which is culminating in me sitting and staring at the wall going They made that man aromantic for real

if diana taverner did a what's in my bag thing for eg the cut or elle what do we think would be in it

The thing is, in order to have a healthy and robust fandom, a piece of media NEEDS to leave some questions unanswered. Some relations unshipped. Some plot holes unfilled. Some backstories unwritten. Some lore unexplained. You need possibilities that will keep people up at night. The beautiful thing about an empty lot in a neighborhood is what people make in it

reblog game tell me a girl character youre obsessed with (men you headcanon as women are not allowed)

given the current climate this pride especially i feel i must mention that i love my trans friends, i stand with trans people in the fight against transphobic legislation and those who would enforce it, and this blog is not a good place for you to be if you do not vibe with that

what character(s) do you associate with the person you reblogged this from?

Do you think that the moment Lamb entered the bathroom in 4x01, not yet knowing that it wasn't River, he thought of Charles? Did he thought about what Cartwright's own grandfather ordered him to do? He thought about how fucking karmic life was, and now David did to his grandson the same thing he ordered him to do?? Do you think that for a brief second he thought about Catherine, finding Charles body the next morning? Do you think that the weight of all his past actions, the ones that still haunt him at night, collided inside him in that short second he walked into that bathroom?