G.H. ate the 🪳

Women when they marry a corpse

Cole Sprouse as The Creature

Lisa watched her mom get axe murdered, and then her life was uprooted. She had nobody there for her (except taffy but she was misguided). And this person comes along, one who knows her better than anyone, and uses an axe to kill someone right in front of her.

Only this time, the axe is used to protect her. Something that destroyed her entire life is now being wielded by the one person she’s beginning to trust and feel seen and heard by.

And I don’t think it’s wrong for her to be thrilled and morbidly infatuated by this!!! Reclaiming and healing from trauma isn’t always pretty like everyone wants it to be, especially for young women and girls.

The axe becomes something to protect her and get revenge on those who hurt her. People who were supposed to be good to her, that she THOUGHT were good to her, but betrayed her.

The axe is something that she now wields.

She gets to reclaim it. She gets to trust someone again. She gets to feel loved, seen, and heard.

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God, I'll never get over this. He heard her coming, axe in hand, and didn't turn around. He had no intention of defending himself. He was going to let her take his life if she felt she needed to. He didn't even turn around until he heard the axe hit the ground.

Just. The way he looks at her when he realizes she's not going to hurt him. He's so devoted to her, so in love.

tumblr posts with these two give me life inspired by @carrot-love-to-be-indecisive post

Anti-intellectualism and media illiteracy is sooooo on the rise you guys :DDDD

Now a quick comparison between The Odyssey (2026) and Troy (2004)

Do i even need to say which ones were historically inaccurate and STILL managed to make the outfits look aesthetically pleasing, worn-in, and not make Agamemnon batman?

Troy's Agamemnon didn't wear this now, did he?

Yet he manages to sport an armor that doesn't look so.... Plastic and new and... Batmanish (I'm beating this dead horse DOWN you can't stop me). It feels lived-in (atleast to me).

Anyone whose rebuttal to the mid ass fashion design of The Odyssey is "there's a CYCLOPS in there" or "It's a myth anyway", I know everything I need to know about you.