Me: Time For Bed…. My Brain: Domestic Hannigram Screencap Edits, But If They’d Been Actual Murder

"Average age of Minecraft player is 63" factoid actually just statistical error. The vampire Armand, who is 514, lives in Dubai & spends approx. 7.5 hours a day playing is an outlier adn should not have been counted

fuckkk I just realized the final scenes are a rebirth!! In murdering Elspbeth, Oliver's narrative comes to an end. He no longer has anyone listening to his story and therefore has no reason to continue to orchestrate his lies. His memories of Felix belong to him, the house belongs to him, his actions now belong wholly to him. He no longer has to pretend or twist his motivations for the sake of his narrative. He kills Elspeth and lays on her chest like a baby, wrapping her limp arms around himself like the distorted hug of a mother to a child. The next shot is Oliver naked and dancing freely within the walls of Saltburn. GAH Elspeth's death functioned as Oliver's metaphorical birth into a new life here. Oliver is showing us that he has been liberated from the constraints of his narrative and is now free.

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This is my first animation

their name is Wibbly None-the-Wiser

I hope everyone I ever hold a grudge against gathers to become a small community of rival Yak farmers in Kazakhstan. Send post

This guy and his endless lust for blood. I am obsessed with him!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Based on those behind the scenes pics from Fear Street😇😇]

lotms 2 should be called life on the necromancy scene

another day working at the saltburn estate cemetery. everyone keeps asking me if they can fuck felix catton's grave. buddy, they let everyone fuck it

"It was a traditional humiliation, going back centuries, that peoples conquered by Rome should see themselves paraded in the names and titles of their conquerors, 'Africanus', 'Asiaticus', 'Germanicus', and so on.

There was even a dark joke that, after he had killed his brother Geta, the emperor Caracalla should be called 'Geticus'."

From Mary Beard's Emperor of Rome, pg. 314