Odinsson

#the devil is a literal child

I need you safe. I’m really proud to be your brother.

This is what I’m called.

Some other girl and guy, would love this swirling sky. But there’s only you and I, and we’ve got no shot. This could never be, you’re not the type for me. Really? And there’s not a spark in sight, what a waste of a lovely night.

“When Odin’s beloved son died, not only did people weep. But fire wept, and iron, and all the other metals wept. The stones wept, earth wept.”                                                                                         “Farewell, voyager. Farewell, my heart. Farewell, for now.”

Caitriona Balfe on set of Outlander Season 3 ‘Voyager’ | Jan.19, 2017 credit Mansurkin

The days into years roll by It’s where that I live until I die Ordinary world

[x]

You forget Lagertha, I am the queen. [x]

“Well hellooooo, beautiful!” 

Mist and shadow. Cloud and shade. All shall fade…

vanityfair: A Night on the Riviera, episode 2: @CaitrionaBalfe, directed by @PariDukovic. #CannesPresent #VFPortraitStudio #BlossomDearie #PlusJeTembrasse

get to know me meme | female characters [3/10] – Felicity Smoak

Dogs don’t talk so they can keep all your secrets.

I loved dolls. My father could never forgive me for that. When I was eight years old, my father made me join a swim club. He’d been on the same club and he said that the things he learned in that locker room, were the things that made him the man that he is today. I hated that locker room. At that age, I was really uncomfortable with my body. I didn’t like to be naked. Especially in front of other boys. But you had to take a shower before you could go into the pool, so I would do it, but I would wear my suit and a t-shirt…and the boys would tease me but I would try to hurry, ignore them. It worked for a while and then one day it didn’t. I don’t know how it started but, I remember having this feeling that something bad was going to happen. I made the mistake of standing up for myself.  The hot water came from the same boiler that heated the radiator. I still have scars on my stomach from the second degree burns. That locker room might have made my father the man that he is, but it also made me the woman that I am. After that, I quit the swim club, quit trying to fit in, trying to be one of them. I knew I never would be, but more importantly, I didn’t want to be.