Randomness of Fiction

in it all, supergirl is a show about having hope and accepting yourself. that no matter what you have to live on so that a part of everything that's gone remains and that part becomes a part of you. its that, despite every single hardship and thing being brought back from the past, you have to believe in it and keep going (thus making her the paragon of hope). it is also about moving beyond the past and paving your own future when the one set by a rigid system completely restrains you. its about embracing who you are, the power to feminism and injustice to women and immigrants + what its like having to cope with growing up different. and, although her vibe does differ from that in the comics, she's pretty fucking powerful and cool

meanwhile, in the flash, from the start to the end its about a boy who's been let down each time he's loved and is forced to fight everything he despises, everything that made his love a weakness. through it all, he realises that its his love that is so impossible that gives him power to go one (making him the paragon of love). however, by the end of the show its about balence in the universe and how spreading love applies to more than just the people he cares about. its about being at terms with the positives and negatives so that there can be a balence and its about breaking cycles of violence and creating a better world. its all about how through love, anything can really be possible, and, i dont care that the show became lower quality by the end, i still enjoyed it and grant gustin is damn good at being the flash (also fuck off iris haters)

It's rude. You're making someone take their time to read something you couldn't bother to write. You're telling them they were so unimportant you couldn't be bothered to actually take the time to say something yourself. And frankly, you're lying about it while you're at it.

“I grew up without a dad, so it was important to me that the girls had the best one I could give them and that was Tom. I always saw the girls as Body, Mind, and Spirit, but it was Professor who was the Heart of the family, a role that Tom played in the booth and in real life.” - Craig McCracken

The Skull - (2023)