taivs

god that's actually like...helena is an excellent example of your identity and sense of self being so deeply entangled with the trauma you've been experiencing your entire life that in the real world there would be no possibility of identifying any kind of "pre-trauma" self, or figuring out what she could have been like if things had been different. but because of the nature of the premise of severance...she has 40 hours of footage a week showing her exactly what she could have been. and everyone likes that version of her better.

you think pluribus can't get any more disturbing when you're presented with the idea of humanity becoming part of a blissful hivemind that wants the few stragglers left to join them, and then episode four smashes a barrel over your head with the realization that for carol, the entire world has suddenly reverted into what was the worst experience of her life. a conversion camp full of saccharine smiles with the sole purpose of making her assimilate. fuck

reading the goldfinch isn't enough I need to become an alcoholic

so at what point did love defeat fear?

They killed Chekhov with his own gun dude

they started the show for the marginalized and ended it for the conformists.

when u look at 2017 and think “oh that’s only like 3 years ago” and it’s actually 12,000 years ago and everything is gone and everyone you know has been reduced to ash and the world is completely different

anyone else thinking about dnp watching a thunderstorm in the spare room at phil's parents' or are we normal about this