My Favorite Thing About The Ofmd Fandom Is That There Is Just A Universal Agreement That Lucius Is Living

Walking around my college campus and looking at the different students is like:

Student A: A literal child

Student B: A grown man with a mortgage and 401k

Then it turns out B is a freshman and A is a senior

EEEEEYIKES!!! my odds of finding ""the eight pages"" are pretty ""slender"" if this ""man"" keeps following me around!!!

i think the world is ready to see this one :)

Now I know who to thank for my good looks

Fuck it, solitaire win yuri

Stede's crew complaining about having no pirate flag

Stede: Alright! Arts and Crafts time everyone!

The crew:

thought I was muted and just had this exchange with a coworker on a zoom call

RE: Dani and Jamie’s ending, I think people are missing the point. They didn’t have a “tragic” ending because they’re gay but rather because they had agency and chose to be the selfless heroes of the story: Dani saving Flora and all the trapped souls and Jamie standing by Dani knowing she would eventually “lose” her.

I fully recognize tragedy does affect gay couples disproportionately on TV. But tragedy is an inevitability in the horror genre and characters should be able to have agency, regardless of their sexuality. (In fact, it’s problematic if they don’t, as is often the case.) Dani was always going to make that choice because of everything that makes her who she is.

And they actually have the least tragic love story of anyone. Owen and Hannah never fully get together. Peter destroys Rebecca. Dani and Jamie have ten or so incredible years together and then really are with each other still, even if they can’t see each other.

Plus, it was actually set up early on: love vs. possession and beauty lying in mortality. That is why they’re the foil for Peter and Rebecca. Dani and Jamie loved each other completely and that was enough for them. That is what makes theirs such a powerful, beautiful and rare love story.

I trusted you, Wilson! 😼

You know a marvel movie/show is getting serious when someone puts a ball cap on. Marc and Steven are going into deep cover. I don’t even know who this man is