Yearning Heda

They semi-cancelled Timothee Chalamet for simply saying he found opera and ballet boring, by the way.

How does Hollywood work these days?

Being a bit of a naive, foolish young man and (wrongfully) calling opera and ballet irrelevant?

“You must apologise immediately! No Oscar for you.”

Acknowledging you stole terrified teenage girls from their bedrooms?

Embarrassing as it is, this other man admitted to war crimes.

#clarke griffin eye appreciation!!!

Not only that—I go back and reread comments when I’m feeling low. I look at tags and reblogs and asks and wish I could hold them in my hand like a note from a friend on an old, torn piece of notebook paper.

Now Clarke still does it. No more crying babies. They live in the cabin now, despite Aden keeping a room always ready for them at the towers. At night, with only a few candles on, Lexa tries to read outloud, harder for her now, her vision never great now definitely going fully bad. All while Clarke braids and unbraids her with her shaky hands to try and get it right

Elaina has suggested time and time again her moms move in with her and her wife. She knows who her moms were but they are no longer warriors and leaders of legend. Clarke's leg and her constant tremors make it harder for her to walk about with a cup in her hand and Lexa will search for things that are in front of her for minutes on end, and then be startled when someone enters the room and moves next to her because she didn't hear them.

But Lexa and Clarke cannot accept it and outright refuse to disrupt their daughter or their sons and their partners lives. They have kids they have to look after too.

At the end of the day tho, they enjoy that its just them two again. Old and frail of body but never frail of spirit.

The kids visit at least once a week and they see their grandkids a lot (2 little night bloods. One is Elaina's, another Luka's. Odrick has twins because it runs in the family) but they enjoy the silent days a lot. They garden together in silence. With her vision and hearing going, Clarke picks bright colors Lexa can see better and always tells her when the birds she loves listening to are singing so she can tey and hear.

And then Lexa helps Clarke back inside to sit at the table before moving to make supper, now without Clarke's help, although she does give Clarke some thing to cut or mince that doesnt take too much work, asking her if something looks good still when she cant tell woth her poor eye sight.

Now Clarke still does it. No more crying babies. They live in the cabin now, despite Aden keeping a room always ready for them at the towers. At night, with only a few candles on, Lexa tries to read outloud, harder for her now, her vision never great now definitely going fully bad. All while Clarke braids and unbraids her with her shaky hands to try and get it right

Elaina has suggested time and time again her moms move in with her and her wife. She knows who her moms were but they are no longer warriors and leaders of legend. Clarke's leg and her constant tremors make it harder for her to walk about with a cup in her hand and Lexa will search for things that are in front of her for minutes on end, and then be startled when someone enters the room and moves next to her because she didn't hear them.

But Lexa and Clarke cannot accept it and outright refuse to disrupt their daughter or their sons and their partners lives. They have kids they have to look after too.

At the end of the day tho, they enjoy that its just them two again. Old and frail of body but never frail of spirit.

The kids visit at least once a week and they see their grandkids a lot (2 little night bloods. One is Elaina's, another Luka's. Odrick has twins because it runs in the family) but they enjoy the silent days a lot. They garden together in silence. With her vision and hearing going, Clarke picks bright colors Lexa can see better and always tells her when the birds she loves listening to are singing so she can tey and hear.

And then Lexa helps Clarke back inside to sit at the table before moving to make supper, now without Clarke's help, although she does give Clarke some thing to cut or mince that doesnt take too much work, asking her if something looks good still when she cant tell woth her poor eye sight.