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Fiction "Speak of the Devil": Follow up to The Devil's Sister. Lucifer's descent into darkness starts affecting everyone in the supernatural world, to the point where even the Council is trying to figure out what to do about it, until help arrives at last in a form that's both new and familiar…. Writes as Northern-Southern Belle on Fanfiction.net (various fandoms and ratings) and Missielynne on Ao3/Archive Of Our Own (Bridgerton Book series and CBS Ghosts, various ratings.)
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daisey14
“people don’t really talk that way, you know?”
“i know. but they think that way.”

national treasure (2004) dir. jon turteltaub

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hawkaye

Justin Bartha as Riley Poole NATIONAL TREASURE (2004)

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dailyflicks
What I know is that daylight savings wasn’t established until World War I. If it’s 3 P.M. now, that means in 1776, it would be 2 P.M. Riley, you’re a genius.

National Treasure (2004) dir. Jon Turteltaub

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you know what I want to see come back? lady danbury's game night for married women. I want to see Kate and Penelope at one of those, taking zero prisoners and winning a ridiculous amount of money. that was like the funnest scene of season one and every time I remember it I feel robbed that we've only seen the event once.

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Dionysus immediately gaslighting Percy into thinking hes Percy’s dad THE SHOW IS SO GOOD

also whoever cast Jason Mantzoukas i wanna kiss you on the forehead
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I forgot to leave out cookies and milk for Captain America last night. Think he'll come back tonight?

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woodelf68

If he's near enough to smell the chocolate, yes.

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gallierhouse

It’s so funny that Armand has “ethical” eating habits for a vampire. He finds people he thinks deserve or want to die, and then he convinces them to play a game of cat and mouse with him, and he gets so visibly excited about he’s openly flirtatious. Then he chases them through the streets for a few hours. Basically, he’s torturing them. He’s playing with his food. He’s having fun pretending to hunt. “Pretend” because if he was really hunting it wouldn’t take him any time at all. Then, once he catches them, he goes through their mind like a filing cabinet and brainwashes them into thinking they want to die, and then he kills them painlessly, which might sound better than throat-ripper Lestat’s modus operandi, but what Armand really does is subject people to physical and psychological torture for hours before removing their agency in their final moments. It’s worse. He doesn’t even leave people with their minds or dignity intact. No resistance. No hope. No clarity. Not even your final thoughts are your own. It’s presumably something Armand’s injected into your mind that he thinks you’ll like. He guts your mind like a fish before doing the same thing to your body and then goes home and is like, wow, another ethical meal for me, unlike all those savages that take bites out of random strangers. Good job, me.