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Follow the amazing adventure in only 774 words where the guys hunt down a misunderstood creature.
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I teach high school literature and there are definitely times when watching a film/production is better than the book (looking at you, Shakespeare) - especially if your goal is enjoyment, not deep analysis. If you want the basics of what P&P is about, the 2005 film is very accessible and watchable. If you want something more in depth/truer to Austen's original, the 1995 BBC miniseries is great. (I prefer the 1995 but that's no shade on anyone who prefers the other!)
i did watch the 2005 movie (and like 1 every 2 posts on tumblr that aren’t about supernatural are about pride and prejudice for some reason??) so i’m familiar with the gist of the story and a few details, but i would like to read the book at some point because native english speakers seem to absolutely adore it, so...
i’ve never either read or seen a shakespeare play, but i think that the authentic experience is not really accessible to a non native english speaker, and i’m not particularly attracted to the idea of reading it in translation (like, i’m sure there are good translations but this is not high in my list of priorities lol) but if you have some recs i can check it out :)
Tag stalking - I reread RWRB this year because I also love it :)
i’m wanting to read something right now and i’m trying to get my head out of the fog to read something and honestly i think i’m just going to reread rwrb because it’s been a year and i absolutely love that book so much like i love it. i love it. i loved it when i saw it was in the adult romance section i love when i read the synopsis and i loved it when i read it in two days because i just couldn’t put it down it’s just one of those books. it deserves the love it gets <3
grey2510 replied to your post: Gonna make me some Sam Winchester masks
It’s ok - it’s June. Nothing has to be straight
OMG THIS MAKES ME FEEL BETTER.
"your mask's not straight"
"thanks for noticing, it's celebrating pride month!"
Well Endowed by grey2510, ThayerKerbasy
Wordcount: 31,808
Rating: T
Summary: I, Crowley, known in life as Fergus Roderick MacLeod, being of sound mind, body, and demonized soul, declare that this is my last will and testament. I hereby revoke, annul, and cancel all wills and codicils previously made by me, either jointly or severally. I declare that I am of legal age, and have been since before my lawyer's grandfather was conceived. This last will expresses my wishes without undue influence or duress, even — or, indeed, particularly — when said wishes are contrary to those of anyone who ever wanted anything from me. I hereby nominate, constitute, and appoint the demon Timothy Hubbard as Executor. If this Executor is unable or unwilling to serve, then I appoint the demon Harold Newman as alternate Executor. My Executor is empowered to settle any and all debts on my behalf, excluding soul contracts. I hereby bequeath...
AKA the one where Crowley still dies at the end of S12, but leaves everything to Dean. Including his tailor, the moon, and oh, his hellhound, Juliet. Told from both Dean and Juliet’s POVs (this is where the crack elements come in), it’s a hilarious and surprisingly emotional story about healing, building a family, and learning to find help in the most unexpected places.
The relationship between Dean and Cas is not the primary focus of this story, but it’s definitely there, and it’s a solid, angst-free foundation upon which the rest of the story sits. Adding someone new to the mix of characters coming and going from the Bunker is always interesting, and it’s no different just because this character happens to a demonic dog. One who not only reminds Dean of Crowley and all their tangled history (yes, past Dean/Crowley is acknowledged) but also of his own trauma. The more delicate subject matter is given some treatment in the main story, but I recommend reading the additional chapter posted as a separate work for more exploration of that facet of Dean and Juliet’s developing bond. There are also a number of delightful timestamps that follow the main fic, and if you’re anything like me, you’ll click over to them immediately, not quite being ready to let go of this strange, imaginative, absolutely charming ‘verse.
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Did….did Dean quote Sassy Gay Friend??? Lol! This was great
Oh. My. God. He did.
I have seen all of the episodes, but I really didn’t make the connection when I wrote this smh.
That said, I am really glad you liked it!
Art: Wendigo
Wendigo by: @grey2510
Dude that latest episode of The Good Place was the best. I don't think there was a single moment that I was like meh. Everything was on point
Wasn’t it though? I’m seriously starting to love that show so much. It’s so well written, acted, everything else
Flawless
I don’t even know who my favourite character is, love them all
