. SHAPESHIFTER DEAN (1x06)
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. SHAPESHIFTER DEAN (1x06)
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babe wake up we got a jared padalecki "so get this" directed at jensen ackles in the year 2026
20 years late is still fashionably late, right? So I just finished season 1 of Supernatural and dare I say I have a favourite brother đŤŁ
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âShe carries the weight and the wisdom of generations and generations in her head. Sheâs never in a singular conversation. Itâs kind of everything everywhere, all at once. And the one thing that she really feels most strongly about is her love and devotion to her brother, because that is the only person whoâs ever made her feel like she makes sense. Paul is the only person who has understood her before she was even born, and she will do anything for him â to various degrees of insanity.â

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âLove is a strange thing to us. We do not revel in it. We only know hunger.â
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You like a hint of danger, but back home they wrap you in gauze, to keep you from breaking. But youâd like to break, wouldnât you? You play with people and you wish someone would have the guts to play with you.
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For a moment sheâd shivered in fear, thinking of her great-grandmotherâs tales of witches who drank the blood of the innocent on moonless nights.
I drew this just to visualise the characters, this book killed međĽ˛
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She addressed it

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If I was JK Rowling and I wrote a plotline in my book series about a race of enslaved people whose horrible mistreatment at the hands of the bad guys is part of what establishes them as bad guys, and there were multiple crucial plot points that involve someone either being punished for dehumanizing them and/or rewarded for freeing them, and the only main character who is okay with their enslavement could not get his happy ending until he realized that he was wrong and aligned himself with freeing them, and the whole thing was a pretty explicit metaphor for the patriarchy and how some âtradwifeâ women are complacent in their oppression but that DOESNâT make it ok for men to treat them like commodities⌠and then countless people online criticized me for âwriting a plotline that excuses slaveryâ ???? I would have the biggest crashout of my life. A lot of you like to say âHarry Potter was poorly writtenâ but what you actually mean is âI donât have enough media literacy to understand a series written for childrenâ
well house elves are an allegory for slavery not tradwives. So like, maybe get some reading comprehension?
That is a common misconception that people (usually Americans due to their cultural history) love to insist is true but actually have no evidence for.
House elves are nothing to do with chattel slavery. They are a reference to small, golbin-like creatures from Scottish folklore called brownies who used to come out at night and do housework while humans were asleep. Legends varied, but some of the ways in which they could be driven away was by giving them names or clothing. Sound familiar?
And as for SPEW - Considering what we know about Rowling and her long-term feminist views, isn't is far more likely that her SPEW was inspired by the actual real-life SPEW - a 19th century organisation called The Society for Promoting Employment of Women, which aimed to get women the right/ability to become financially independent from men.
And this right here is the crux of the issue. There are some very clear logical explanations behind many aspects of the Harry Potter books that get criticised these days, but they get ignored and drowned out bad-faith interpretations from people who are determined to hate the author and prefer to just make stuff up to prove she's bad.
If I was JK Rowling and I wrote a plotline in my book series about a race of enslaved people whose horrible mistreatment at the hands of the bad guys is part of what establishes them as bad guys, and there were multiple crucial plot points that involve someone either being punished for dehumanizing them and/or rewarded for freeing them, and the only main character who is okay with their enslavement could not get his happy ending until he realized that he was wrong and aligned himself with freeing them, and the whole thing was a pretty explicit metaphor for the patriarchy and how some âtradwifeâ women are complacent in their oppression but that DOESNâT make it ok for men to treat them like commodities⌠and then countless people online criticized me for âwriting a plotline that excuses slaveryâ ???? I would have the biggest crashout of my life. A lot of you like to say âHarry Potter was poorly writtenâ but what you actually mean is âI donât have enough media literacy to understand a series written for childrenâ
well house elves are an allegory for slavery not tradwives. So like, maybe get some reading comprehension?
That is a common misconception that people (usually Americans due to their cultural history) love to insist is true but actually have no evidence for.
House elves are nothing to do with chattel slavery. They are a reference to small, golbin-like creatures from Scottish folklore called brownies who used to come out at night and do housework while humans were asleep. Legends varied, but some of the ways in which they could be driven away was by giving them names or clothing. Sound familiar?
And as for SPEW - Considering what we know about Rowling and her long-term feminist views, isn't is far more likely that her SPEW was inspired by the actual real-life SPEW - a 19th century organisation called The Society for Promoting Employment of Women, which aimed to get women the right/ability to become financially independent from men.
And this right here is the crux of the issue. There are some very clear logical explanations behind many aspects of the Harry Potter books that get criticised these days, but they get ignored and drowned out bad-faith interpretations from people who are determined to hate the author and prefer to just make stuff up to prove she's bad.
If I was JK Rowling and I wrote a plotline in my book series about a race of enslaved people whose horrible mistreatment at the hands of the bad guys is part of what establishes them as bad guys, and there were multiple crucial plot points that involve someone either being punished for dehumanizing them and/or rewarded for freeing them, and the only main character who is okay with their enslavement could not get his happy ending until he realized that he was wrong and aligned himself with freeing them, and the whole thing was a pretty explicit metaphor for the patriarchy and how some âtradwifeâ women are complacent in their oppression but that DOESNâT make it ok for men to treat them like commodities⌠and then countless people online criticized me for âwriting a plotline that excuses slaveryâ ???? I would have the biggest crashout of my life. A lot of you like to say âHarry Potter was poorly writtenâ but what you actually mean is âI donât have enough media literacy to understand a series written for childrenâ
well house elves are an allegory for slavery not tradwives. So like, maybe get some reading comprehension?
That is a common misconception that people (usually Americans due to their cultural history) love to insist is true but actually have no evidence for.
House elves are nothing to do with chattel slavery. They are a reference to small, golbin-like creatures from Scottish folklore called brownies who used to come out at night and do housework while humans were asleep. Legends varied, but some of the ways in which they could be driven away was by giving them names or clothing. Sound familiar?
And as for SPEW - Considering what we know about Rowling and her long-term feminist views, isn't is far more likely that her SPEW was inspired by the actual real-life SPEW - a 19th century organisation called The Society for Promoting Employment of Women, which aimed to get women the right/ability to become financially independent from men.
And this right here is the crux of the issue. There are some very clear logical explanations behind many aspects of the Harry Potter books that get criticised these days, but they get ignored and drowned out bad-faith interpretations from people who are determined to hate the author and prefer to just make stuff up to prove she's bad.
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Being shoehorned into another girlsâs story that should be focused on the experiences of lowborn girls but your writers thought your actual arc as a feminine woman learning on how to utilise their soft power in the vale wasnât interesting enough

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I am baffled that there are show fans complaining about book fans being upset over the changes to the source material in the show when the literal author is upset over it. Poor GRRM literally got into arguments with Fuckface Condal because he kept changing his work and you think weâre overreacting, seriously?
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