My Fav Thing About Sunrise On The Reaping Was When Haymitch Was Like Yeah Caeser I'm A Lone Wolf 😏

I love light’s staged little lover’s breakdown while holding L’s corpse in his arms. theater kid fuckass

needles be serving cunt.

him and ink5oul are besties

If you don't use the word "wayward" you're missing out, it's not just for like monks with rebellious pupils you can use it for your keys and shit

The senate has the chance to do the funniest thing this Ides of March

if you not rocking with danger days: the true lives of the fabulous killjoys then you not rocking with me‼️

In the comments section of the new mcr post. I love emos.

every day i wake up wishing i looked like the short stupid idiot from mcr

malevolent poetry references: season 1

part 4: the voices

this is the first of multiple times that this phrase appears in the show. it appears to have originated from a medieval Persian fable, written by the Sufi poet Attar of Nishapur. the phrase was popularized in the west following an early nineteenth century translation and retelling of the story by Edward Fitzgerald.

part 5: the gift

this is a line from “Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening” by the American poet Robert Frost. it was first published in 1923, eleven years before the events of malevolent.

part 8: the caves

the quotation here comes from “Cassilda’s Song”, a poem written by Robert W. Chambers as a preface to his 1895 book, The King in Yellow, a collection of short stories.

part 12: the end

this isn’t poetry, but it is a notable reference, because it is a quote from H.P. Lovecraft. the full quote is: “The process of delving into the black abyss is to me the keenest form of fascination.”

Me from the ages of 6-11

ah! didnt see u there! u caught me indulging in one of my most fascinating interests as of late. its called a "dictionary". *turns page and softly chuckles* oh, this is clever...