Karly, Herself

Lemme explain this transitional mess! I’ve always had a headcannon that when Shepard makes the decision to destroy the reapers for good she thinks back to Earth. She is doing this for Earth, seeking vengeance for the fallen. When she starts shooting she thinks back to the battle in space that she saw and Anderson’s approval. Anderson’s approval meant everything to her. She had thought she might’ve made the wrong choice before he said those words, which strengthened her resolve. When the explosions knocked her out she thought she was dead and meeting Garrus at the bar. Then she woke up in the rubble on Earth.

Afterwords during the search to find people in all the rubble Shepard was found, barely alive. She remained on Earth, surrounded by soldiers she did not know for months. She still needed the time to recover, but it was hard to do so when she assumed everyone on the Normandy was dead. One day she hears some arguing. Something about someone not being allowed to see her. Next thing she knew Garrus had barged into her room, taking her into his arms as Shepard openly wept for the first time since she was found.

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Baekhyun

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190727 - EXplOration in seoul day 5: when a rat appeared in the concert hall 🐀

+ his initial reaction:

me:

Think how dull it would be (not to mention, difficult to talk about new things) if we didn’t have ways of making new words! New metaphors, so we don’t get bored with old cliches! New verbs, for when the old ones don’t vivid enough! New slang, so that kids can differentiate themselves from their elders! 

It’s not just an English thing, it’s an every language thing, and that’s because it’s actually vital to how language works that it’s flexible and adaptable and we can express ourselves and figure out meaning even when words aren’t quite grammaring – otherwise we’d have a hard time understanding small children or new language learners or people with food in their mouths.