This Is A Hot Take But If You Don’t Ship Charlie And Todd On The Down Low Then Are You Okay? 

Charlie Dalton has an illegal gambling ring out of his dorm. Why? Who fucking knows.

Love drawing hands actually

"'Do you fall in love often?' Yes often. With a view, with a book, with a dog, a cat, with numbers, with friends with complete strangers, with nothing at all."

- Jeanette Winterson, Gut Symmetries

andrew “we never get enough time with each, right? no matter if someone lives until 60, 15, or 99. so i hope this grief stays with me, because it’s all the unexpressed love that i didn’t get to tell her. and i told her every day. we all told her every day” garfield

this thought occupies at least 30% of my brain at all times 

Yo bro, who got you crying like that?

The fact that when Neil died at least all the dead poets could support eachother, both be and have a shoulder to cry on, but then Charlie got expelled.

Charlie is alone in his room, hugging and sobbing into his pillow, the faint yelling of his parents about what they are gonna do now, how will he become a banker? What school should they send him to next? Not comforting him and he had no siblings to rely on, no friends to turn to. Charlie was all alone.

okay but charlie hanging around in the library pretending to do work while meeks finishes studying or finding him asleep on his books and carrying him up to bed

i rest my case, your honour

pretty boy 🥰

“We expect great things from you this year.”

yes !!! ive been thinking this as well !!

neil’s death would’ve caused most if not all of todd’s character development  throughout the film to be reverted, in this essay i will– 

Robert Sean Leonard as Rusty Duggan in ‘Bluffing It’ (1987)