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A blog involving all of the following: Doctor Who, Sherlock, Once Upon a Time, The Avengers, Harry Potter, Merlin, Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, and many more because I am a glutton like that.

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endthymes:

“does anyone else-” yes

“am i the only one who-” no

“is it weird that i-” probably not

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Spock and Kirk's relationship in a nutshell

Spock: don't do the thing

Kirk: I'M GOING TO DO THE THING

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“Crying does not indicate that you are weak. Since birth, it has always been a sign that you are alive.”

— Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre (via yasodhara)

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My heart is overflowing because from the beginning of his career Robert Carlyle had been told over and over that he needed to adopt a standard...

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The Asexual in Wonderland: A Look into Asexuality and Fantasy

(I’m using proper capitalization and punctuation here because I’m not sure if I would...

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Who I Follow

Sansa Stark, he mused. Soft-spoken sweet-smelling Sansa, who loved silks, songs, chivalry and tall gallant knights with handsome faces.

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doctorbaggins:

My aunt met someone at her store who worked on the set of The Avengers and he told her about how RDJ and Tom Hiddleston were always pranking each other on set and how Robert and Tom were doing a scene together and Robert couldn’t stay still in his Iron Man suit because he was feeling really uncomfortable so they had to take a break and during break Tom walked up to Robert and said, “It’s called itching powder”, took a sip of his water, and walked away.

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Tom Hiddleston at the Iron Man 3 Premiere (x)

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Strangely enough there isn’t an immediate fallout from that [the attempted sacrifice] because one of the things Athelstan will come to understand was that Ragnar wasn’t going to sacrifice him because he hated him or he thought he was disposable. He wanted to sacrifice him because he thought he was worthy as sacrifice; he liked him. It’s one of the strange counterintuitive things about Vikings, for example they liked going into battle so they could die and go into Valhalla. In a curious way, it was a compliment to him that Ragnar wanted to crucify him. Because he was a Christian monk in England, he’s a way for the audience to experience these Viking and Pagan worlds. I slightly identify with him and his story becomes richer and more interesting as we get into the next season. He’s a major character in the show and George Blagden is a great actor and it does him full justice.

Michael Hirst discussing Athelstan and Ragnar after 1x08 (x)