Harry Potter. Avatar (the original and Korra). Starkid. Nerdfighter. Theatre nerd. Former choir geek. Bookworm. Yes, that probably describes like half of tumblr, but no matter how many theatre bios I end up writing, I will always suck at describing myself.
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oh. my. god.
i don’t think we’re using this site the way it was intended to be used
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What’s up with all the spam in the diabetes tag?
For serious.
so in “Extraordinary Merry Christmas” they cut:
- a scene between the gay couple where they mention they had sex, talk about getting married, confess their love for one another, and one of them pretty much does a dry run of his wedding vows PLUS multiple little overtly romantic and physical moments
- a moment between the couple where both of them are Asian
- a cheek kiss between the lesbian couple
- a conversation about the interracial couple
they kept:
- multiple repetitive scenes with the straight white couple
- a promotion of an organization known to be homophobic
I’m sensing a pattern here.
can someone put “FOX” over Figgins and “Tumblr” over crazy lady? pls?
Oh wait.
It’s FOX.
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- Margo: the part that wants to be remembered
- Alaska: the part that wants to run away
- Tiny: the part that's happy being who you are
- Will: is the part that's ashamed
- Collin: is the part that thinks we know everything
- Hazel: is the part that accepts what we get
- Quentin: is the part that always plays I safe
- Augustus: is the part that's afraid to die
- Lindsey: is the part of us who is hiding who we are
- Radar: is the part that's embarrassed by their parents
- John: is the one who gave us these characters, and the one who brought us together
I imagine that if Voldemort and Draco Malfoy were smooshed together into one person, their awfulness combined would greatly resemble Joffrey Baratheon.
Basically.
THIS
sad
Huh. Making assumptions and stereotypes about all women ever based on one character written by two men*. Way to be.
*Although Bryke is epic
I’m going to hazard a guess that this caption was also made by a man….
(We’re only seven episodes in people. Besides, shouldn’t the bigger concern be that Korra’s character is treated with respect by the writers and given the same degree of complexity that they’ve given to their characters in the past? As long as they give us that same standard of writing, I couldn’t care less if Korra ends up with anyone at all.)
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