Nara Dreamland Photographed By Louise Coleman & Claire Bradshaw 5/11/13

Malá Morská Víla (1976) dir. Karel Kachyña

Life finds a way, even in the cracks of concrete.

AU where Jun-ho finds his brother’s island and just starts living there so he can be close to In-ho and keep an eye on In-ho at the same time, despite the many attempts In-ho made to try to get him out. (Jun-ho’s too stubborn and just keeps coming back.)

also Jun-ho has his own YouTube channel where he does food ASMR from the arena where the games are played. turns out the guards like him (they call him the Nicer Hwang) and enable his behavior / YouTube channel too.

In-ho is losing his mind.

lee byung-hun as kim sun-woo in a bittersweet life suffered more than any character in any movie or tv show I've ever seen (and I’ve seen a lot of media in this genre). like I was actually extremely shocked by the amount and degree of pain and torture they put him through????

it's like they killed him about a dozen times in this movie and just kept repeatedly shooting at his corpse again and again and it still hurt every time. and now I think I'm traumatized :( like a part of me died when he comforted himself by telling himself “it’s okay” — while covered in his own blood after getting stabbed multiple times — because he literally didn’t have anybody to comfort him. and yeah coming from someone who loves seeing her favorite fictional characters go through the worst kind of hell, I genuinely want nothing but love and happiness and lots of hugs for him. someone please wrap this poor guy in blankets and protect him from all the harm in the world please :(

please he’s just a little guy :(

Fyodor Dostoevsky, from a letter featured in Letters of Fyodor Michailovitch Dostoevsky to his Family & Friends

sophia ippoliti

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