i love my gay pirate dads

hoping to get some custom pins made outta these for myself since ive got a new bag :3c

this pissed me all the way off so I’m also posting this separate from my longer critique.

Hannah what the actual fuck is this DARVO ass logic?

You guys wrote Louis as a victim of undeniable domestic abuse and a lynching? By both Armand and Lestat.

And now Armand does it again?! And is framed as the victim?!

And then she also wants to frame it like Louis is being a lying liar during his lynching

Jacob Anderson (he did many times this episode) stood up to Hannah and Rolin…

AND ROLIN HAS THE AUDACITY TO INTERJECT TO SAY THIS GARBAGE

DOUBLING DOWN ON THE DARVO BULLSHIT !!!

And when god forbid Jacob Anderson speaks against a writing and framing choice you shut him down and make him seem like the unreasonable one…. What is this gaslighting of the audience like we didn’t see s.1-2 and knew what happened.

The audacity to outright shut Jacob down completely, interrupt him and not let him explain or defend Louis… hm. I see why all the actors are so uncomfortable around you two this episode.

there should be more stories without sex/romance

this specific story would work better, on its own terms, without the romance subplot

this specific story would work better, on its own terms, if the main character were ace/aro

Moreover, [Dr. Eugene L.] Saenger's patients did not have to die to provide such information: researchers had known at least since 1956 that TBI destroys the bone marrow, but now they could calibrate the lethal doses more precisely.

Saenger, who was still a professor emeritus at the University of Cincinnati Medical School as this book went to press, did not reply to my telephoned interview requests through the UC press-relations office or to emails in which I asked him to discuss his work. But in his public statements, he defends his research as therapeutic and consensual. The venerable American College of Radiology agreed, exonerating Saenger of wrongdoing on the basis of his denials and by ignoring the rules that govern experimentation during his tenure as a DOD researcher. The trajectory of Saenger's medical career did not falter and he never faced criminal charges.

Martha Stephens, a University of Cincinnati English professor, has written The Treatment, a comprehensive and unflinching history of the TBI test. Its chapters describe the long, bitter fight for justice that finally culminated in a five million dollar 1999 settlement between thirteen researchers and the subjects' survivors. The agreement also stipulated that the university would erect a permanent memorial naming the victims, and in June 2000, it complied by installing a small, curiously dated plaque labeled DEDICATED TO THE PATIENTS OF THE RADIATION EXPERIMENTATION, 1973-1974 and listing the names of over 170 patients.

The plaque was placed on the medical school grounds, behind a Dumpster and nestled between the kitchen and a parking garage."

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