Practical Magic

people saying that Klaus and Caroline didn't have a full relationship as a gotcha are missing the point... like, yes, exactly! we never got to see them operate on an intimate level consistently or in a full relationship, which is why we felt robbed.

yet despite being side characters with side plots and Klaus being the primary antagonist in tvd, they had this connection, this spark, this push and pull relationship that then endured after decades and flared up again in a romantic way at the end of The Originals the second that Caroline gave a hint of interest.

if they'd got a proper shot of it, it would have truly been unmatched.

Man, I missed enemies to lovers. Rooting for a psycho/evil boy to get the girl, there's just nothing like it, yk?

the fact that Klaus was in his primary villain era but was so obsessed with Caroline while she was telling him that he was a massive loser and a psychopathic megalomaniac (but who could be saved if he changed) is why the ship is unmatched to me. imagine if she had given him more than a crumb of attention. we never saw him try to woo anyone like that again. he backed off so she could go and live her life how she told him she wanted while he still intended to be her last love. truly unhinged behaviour.

every couple of years I remember that julie plec made a character tell another character that “he was your first love, I intend to be your last” and then just fucked me personally over forever?? by not having them end up together?? ever??

Even her own boyfriend didn’t ask her.

Why didn't he go for me? How come the guys that I want never want me? I always say the wrong thing. And Elena always says the right thing. She doesn't even try. And he just picks her. And she's always the one that everyone picks... for everything.

"B- bu- but he killed people"

And he looked hot doing it. Your point?

“no matter how badly you think you’re doing it, someone else has done it a lot worse and been fine” is applicable to a wide, wide range of things and i say it to myself all the time

"bigger idiots than me have done it" is a phrase I live by

we poke fun at obi-wan for saying "sith lords are our specialty" and then getting his ass kicked by dooku, but in fairness, he was at the time the only person in living memory to have actually killed a sith. he showed remarkable humility honestly.

I want to watch this version of Star Wars

They just want there to always be a class of people who are forever in debt. Whether it's chattel slavery, prison, student loan debt, medical debt, renters who will never be able to own a house, etc.

If dracula busted inside you he'd call it a screampie or some shit

He'd say im gonna edraculate

haven't stopped thinking about this actually [x]