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“No one gets what they deserve, they just get what hurts them the most”

The one thing Martin said he wouldn’t —*couldn’t*— do was kill Jon.

The one thing Jon said he couldn’t do was let the Fears loose and have anyone else suffer like he did when he ended the world.

I can’t tell if it’s more tragic or hopeful that both of them chose to do what would hurt them the most in order to stay together.

If Jon has to die alongside Jonah at the end just so that Jonny "I make a pun at every chance" Sims can call the episode "An eye for an eye" I'm gonna scream.

any form of media improves ten thousand percent when you make it gay. this is a fact

the fact that jonathan means “gift of god/gift from god” (x)

and sims means “the listener” or “he who hears” (x) (x) 

but i can’t write any cool analysis about how Jon’s name fits into the thematic elements of the narrative bc Jonny just straight up plagiarized his birth certificate will never stop making me angry 

Slow burn but it's written by an impatient person

This is what Native American fashion looks like without the cultural appropriation

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Ok yeah.

i always assumed jonah magnus does the eye transfers himself once he gets too many wrinkles but like. that man is such a wimp about death i refuse to believe he doesn’t have a backup plan in case of a spontaneous heart attack

can you imagine being the person on jonah magnus’ emergency contact list. the hospital calls you to regretfully inform you that “james wright has had a heart attack this morning we are very sorry for your loss” and suddenly you are in a race against time to find the hottest office twink of the decade and tear his fucking eyes out

The best way to gauge how much a white person is actually working on their racism is to see how they treat a black person who makes them mad or uncomfortable or that they think isn’t being respectable. Even the most “anti racist” seeming white people will let that facade slip once they come across a black person they think isn’t respectable or that makes them mad.

When white people come across a black person that won’t coddle their feelings in the way society has taught white people to expect, that’s when their true colors come out. That’s how you learn the most about where a white person is at in the process of unlearning racism and checking themselves for unconscious bias.