#rylance

The draws started so beautifull and in the end its like Lazy x 100

Kinkade: We're married.

I mean I'm all down for Klance, I have shipped them for like two years now, but Ryan Kinkade having the biggest crush on our boy Lance is like the best thing that came out of the fandom after S7.

Chances are, Tommy and Alex would have been sent right back to fight again. They relentlessly fought for weeks to survive. They watched friends and allies like Gibson lose this fight. They went through all this, only to be sent home for a few days before being sent right back into another battle. Right back into another battle to experience the same horrors over again.

Then imagine Gibson's family waiting for him to be brought home, only to be left waiting forever. His little sister and brother expectantly waiting at the door night after night, until they realise that their big brother won’t be coming home.

The shivering soldier would maybe be sent home, but he’d never be the same. He wouldn’t come home as the man his wife and three children waved off on the boat all those months ago. He probably wouldn’t be the same ever again. His family would have said goodbye all those months ago and he would have never been the man that came home.

Collins would have to go back to fight again as well, he’d be up in the air again, despite having almost drowned. He’d be back up there risking his life, all those thousands of feet up in the air. Flying fearlessly. Once again. However, this time it would be slightly different. This time he’d be flying without Farrier. 

Peter would end up being sent away too when conscription began. He’d probably be sent away the minute he turned 18. He’d be taken away from home, and be sent straight off into battle, potentially without any training. Imagine if he never came home. Mr Dawson and Mrs Dawson would be sent a second telegraph, informing them of Peter's death. Then they’d have lost both their sons in the war... 

Then I remember how it was a real event and how all these characters in Dunkirk, their situations were probably the same situations as many of the soldiers and their families would have been in.

No one should have to deal with that sort of loss or trauma.