Hey Guys I’m Here To Introduce My Dishevelled And Crazy Wives

Do you get it now? Without due process, everyone is at risk. How are you going to prove your citizenship otherwise?

there are so many possibilities when it comes to other symptoms of HJ7 that isnt told to us and i cannot stop thinking about it

vomiting, distorted vision, twitching, breathing problems, increased appetite, muscle numbness, false memories, auditory hallucinations, increased heart beat, hypersensitivity, lack of sensitivity, stretch marks, damaged vocal chords, memory loss, increased blood loss, swollen muscles, tics, abnormal pain, poor circulation, dizziness, nose bleeds, peeling skin, weight loss

Hiii I am soo normal doctor don’t mind my mental breakdown decor (drawing based on the song Streak of Madness from the musical)

I just saw a post saying that Stanford's "willingness to let Stan be treated by their parents that way" (paraphrased) makes him a failure of a brother or some shit. I was so mad lol

The sheer number of posts blaming Ford for the way Filbrick treated Stan makes my eye twitch so. bad.

What a way to make it the child's responsibility for how their parents treat them and their siblings. Like, they know that Ford ALSO grew up in an abusive environment and was abused too, right?? Apparently not oml

Don't even get me started on the science fair incident. Like, he had every right to be mad, and it wasn't Ford that threw Stan out. Blaming a child for not standing up to their abusive parents for their sibling seems to be rampant in the Gravity Falls fandom these days

I've only been in the Jekyll and Hyde fandom for a few months, but one thing I've noticed is that most of the people I've seen who dislike/hate the book often say that it's because "It had an amazing idea, but it's executed terribly," or something along those lines. And while I think it's totally okay for someone to hate/dislike any book or media for any reason or no reason at all, I never really understood what they meant by this because I personally think it was executed amazingly. I think it might be because of people just misunderstanding what the idea is, but I could be wrong. I'd love to read why people think the book was poorly executed, maybe I'd add in my thoughts to that as well

WHAT'S IN YOUR HEAD?

Rouben Mamoulian: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)

Gorgeous promotional photos of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. [X]

this man fucking FROLICS. He is so full of goddamn WHIMSY. You know his ass loves to stargaze on clear autumn nights, memorizing the constellations and everything about astrological mythology. The next day, he goes to chase little critters in the woods because he wants to know how they eat food when they don't have mouths.

1995 Pre Broadway Tour: Philip Hoffman as Utterson, Robert Cuccioli as Edward Hyde

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Now, sad thought, but Poole never gave a date as to when he heard Hyde "Weeping like a woman or a lost soul" and I know Jekyll and Lanyon had a falling out with the whole HJ-7 thing but like...decades of friendship and the attachment that comes with it doesn't just fly out the door.

Even if he didn't (or couldn't) attend the funeral, I'm sure Jekyll must have gotten a letter (possibly from Utterson) or possibly word of mouth saying that his old childhood friend died.

With the stress of not being able to return to his original state added on to the tragedy of that scuffle being their last argument, it's possible that he had reached a breaking point when he received that information.