—i said i’d go to hell for you, but i

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—i said i’d go to hell for you, but i didn’t expect you to leave me there. (x)
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villainyforbeginners: “Even so, Loki felt no

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villainyforbeginners:

“Even so, Loki felt no rancor at this point in his life–his stepbrother was perfect: beautiful, powerful, golden. He adored him.”

Excerpt from the synopsis of Marvel’s Blood Brothers by Rob Rodi & Esad Ribic, courtesy of billyskaplan
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sonnywortzik:🍑CALL ME BY YOUR NAME |

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🍑CALL ME BY YOUR NAME | 80′s VHS cover by callmetimothee
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"It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer i

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“It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.”

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"Oh, how terrifying Life was, she thought. How dreadful. It is the loneliness which is so appalling.

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“Oh, how terrifying Life was, she thought. How dreadful. It is the loneliness which is so appalling. We whirl along like leaves, and nobody knows—nobody cares where we fall, in what black river we float away. The tugging feeling seemed to rise into her throat. It ached, ached; she longed to cry.”

- Katherine Mansfield, from Stories by Katherine Mansfield; “Revelations”
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flintlesbian:Loki fucked Jeff Goldblum.

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flintlesbian:

Loki fucked Jeff Goldblum.
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deanwnchestcr: Nice outfit.It’s a uniform.

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deanwnchestcr:

Nice outfit.It’s a uniform. What’s your excuse?
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attack-of-the-hobbits: “Tolkien believes in his

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“Tolkien believes in his world and in all those who inhabit it… this failure of belief on an author’s part is, I think, what turns so many books that mean to deal with the real things of life that really happen to the real souls and bodies of real people in the real world into the cramped little stages where varyingly fashionable marionettes jiggle and sing. But I believe Tolkien has wandered Middle-Earth, which exists nowhere but in himself, and I understand the sadness of the elves, and have seen Mordor.” -Peter S. Beagle
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