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Hhhhhh this is an interpretation I did not expect but really appreciate 😭

This quote is so fucking powerful, no wonder the f*ckbois hated this film. Can you imagine? Yon Rogg sees himself as a protagonist, whether he acknowledges his actions as good or bad is not that relevant. He wants this girl to be on his side. So he puts her down, and down, and down, until she thinks the only way her worth can be measured through him, through his approval. And he acts as her mentor, maybe genuinely wants her to succeed, but she’s never quite good enough by his standards, he sets the rules so that she can never quite win or measure up. Until one day, she realises that actually, his restrictions are an illusion. She doesn’t need them. She doesn’t need him to tell her how/who to be anymore. It’s a statement of ultimate independence.

Noir doesn’t minimize other people’s trauma just because he had it worse

I will only accept a live-action Road to El Dorado movie if its directed by Taika Watiti bye

Do you have any idea how much chaotic gay energy a movie like that would have

And he’s right

Thor is like a jock from school who everyone thought was average at best with school. But then one day someone just “Wait a second, he’s in all advanced classes,” and everyone realises that he’s never done anything to make people think he’s not super smart- he’s just so nonchalant about his smarts people didn’t notice

@bexmcawesomesauce for your consideration

That time Batman hung out with Joffrey Baratheon

@simplymarvellous for your viewing pleasure

Appreciated.

@bexmcawesomesauce