'oh vampires cant walk into peoples houses without being invited' well neither can I. its rude

you are the ghastly queen, young and freak, spirit halloween

Daniele Accossato

Compilation of Roberto Ferri’s art (details).

Unfortunately for all of you, I am online

HALLOWEEN MARATHON 2022 ↳ day 3 🎃 THE DESCENT (2005) | dir. neil marshall   

you may notice i use the phrase "my beloved" frequently. this is because i am in love with the world and everything in it. hope this clears things up <3

girl help the pessimists found me

"girl help i am staunchly refusing to realise my own naivete in a world almost completely made up of things that couldnt care less about me or are actively exploiting me"

Girl help the pessimists are mistaking an inherently meaningless universe for an inhumane and joyless one rather than recognizing the opportunity to make one’s own meaning and joy and to spread those things to others

this post is like speedrunning the moral of Everything Everywhere All At Once

technically we’re ALL, always LARPing, because the Self is only a construct,

I want a new character

Then make one.

— Jean Genet, The Thief’s Journal (via foxesinbreeches)

Would never belong to angels

Have never belonged to men

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON || Episode 7: Driftmark

perpetually annoyed by character criticism that is just “is this character sympathetic? is this character relatable? does this character get an ending they ‘deserve’ (as it correlates with their own moral goodness)?” so what if they’re unsympathetic. so what if they’re unrelatable. so what if they are made suffer. so what if they’re a symbol. they’re not real! fictional characters are tools in a story, like setting, or tropes, or tone, or style, or pacing, or medium. they are a figment, a fragment. they are not human beings, and they do not exist in a real life moral framework. this is not good analysis. ask better questions.

An Ode to 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' by David Gate

— Edwidge Danticat, Claire of the Sea Light

Vengeance is sworn - Francesco Hayez, 1851

Rhaenys Targaryen with Baela & Rhaena Targaryen House of the Dragon | 1.07 “Driftmark”