Everyone must know about the tragic polish catholic guilt old women yuri from 1670

Maciej saying "I just want the balance of power. Without it, there's no love. Only submission" to Aniela at the end of s2ep6 (and that whole conversation in general really) is so important to me. I really really love Aniela, don't get me wrong, but I feel like she thinks that just because she goes out and talks to/helps the peasants, then there's suddenly no power imbalance whatever. Even though she's so proud of herself for being socially conscious, there's a lot of stuff she's still incredibly ignorant about. I just kind of wish that Maciej also told her that he almost got bet off by her dad. I think that'd be a bit of a wake-up call

if christopher nolan was really the visionary and ground-breaking director everyone claims he is he would have cast ben affleck as penelope

everyone reblogging this and saying some version of "but then odysseus would be home in 10 minutes" how does it feel to be funnier than me on my own post

being a 14 year old girl was truly a horrifying burden and i wouldn't wish that upon anyone