Pretty Boy Alec Lightwood | Shadowhunters ▸ 1x04 “Raising Hell”
The best ships are confused (re: oblivious) bisexuals and suffering gays.
Thank you for coming to my TedTalk™.
faceless embraces
1. photographer unknown 2. ph. nan goldin 3. love-In, los angeles, 1967 ph. jerry de wilde 4. joseph lorusso, “cafe lovers 4” (detail) 5. el lenguaje del limbo II by mariana restrepo 6. photographer unknown 7. lovers in a field, 2019 ph. clifford prince king 8. isle of wight festival, 1969 ph. david hurn 9. joseph lorusso, “lovers in the garden” 10. the big gamble (1961), dir. elmo williams & richard fleischer
crazilyawesomeme-deactivated202
They’re coming after us now
behemothgaymes
oh wow gen z isnt using a site thats mostly used by 40 year old moms sharing minion memes
cactusrabbit
Godspeed, young ones. Succeed where we failed. Destroy the beast.
the way this episode is a love letter to bisexual dean winchester who is still painfully in love with the man who cares about the whole world because he cares about dean
magnus bane deserves the world and i’m so glad he has alec lightwood who’ll do everything in his power to give it to him
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Day 20 - Fight
you can't convince me that @rainbowrowell didn't include this as a direct homage to twilight.
the actual* quote: (*based on memory tho lol)
S: I know what you are.
B: Say it
S: Vampire!
i laughed so hard when i read it
This is indeed an intentional homage. This conversation doesn’t *only* happen in Twilight. (It’s a very tropey conversation, in general. And can be found in lots of stories with secret monsters and immortals.)
But I absolutely *adore* this moment in Twilight.
When you’re writing a book that’s overtly about tropes and archetypes, you find yourself really thinking about how to include these moments and themes, while still making them feel specific to your own characters and story.
Great Halloween, everybody! THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS (1993) dir. Henry Selick
