We Love To See Evilbosses Winning

I WANT THIS CARD IRL RN

The kids!!!!

No but this means everything to me

( I'm just realizing Marnie and Gloria are holding hands.....g-girlfriends?)

NEW RENDERS WHO CHEERED

Ah ye two crazy guys who commit arson and mass murder

Its not like a group of guys that fell from the sky will kickstart their redemption arc or anything oh no no no no—

It always ends the same way

i think my favorite scratchin melodii song is jamtine's,, it can't get out of my head

oh and also because

Narumitsu week, day 1! Family

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Master post of various Jules Verne characters, color-coded for your convenience:

Blue-20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Green-Around the World in 80 Days

Red-The Mysterious Island

Orange-Five Weeks in a Balloon

Black-Journey to the Center of the Earth

Purple-In Search of the Castaways

john silver refuses to tell us his story. he lies, and lies, and lies about it. when confronted, he refuses to tell the truth. it’s one of my favourite things about the character, but the thing is— he tries to control the narrative, and he really does at first. but, in the end, he gets swallowed up by the stories others have made up— by the lies others have told about him.

jon steinberg said in fathoms deep that silver’s been removed from his own story, that his curse is that he’s stuck in someone else’s, and he can’t get out. he does everything he can to get out in the beginning, and then he physically can’t, and then he gets so entangled in the story he couldn’t possibly leave— it would fall apart without him (in the end, he makes it fall apart).

billy makes a decision that shapes silver’s whole identity. and even though silver does make the story fall apart in a way, he still can’t get out. and this is what survives him, what has reached us— the lie another man made up.

silver doesn’t just get entangled in it. he becomes it. he becomes a legend, a ghost, a story. it isn’t even one he chose to tell.