Jinx And Ekko Are Like Past Lives Or La La Land Because They Get Together But In Another Life

What really gets to me is Stack promising Sammie that he could drive the car on the way back—which Sammie does—but no one could’ve ever imagined that he’d be driving back alone.

There’s also the moment at the beginning of the movie, when Smoke and Stack pick up Sammie from the church, and Stack promises their Uncle Jed that he and Smoke will get Sammie back to him in one piece—which they do, more or less.

Even though it’s Sammie who physically gets himself back home, he does, in fact, make it back in one piece—thanks to Smoke making Stack promise not to hurt Sammie and Stack agreeing to let Sammie live out the rest of his life.

It’s beautiful—yet bittersweet—how, even if Stack doesn’t realize it, all three of his promises regarding Sammie were honored in the end.

My guess on the meaning of the movie ladybird. (Because I haven't slept and I've been thinking about this and it's 5 am)

Christina created her own persona "ladybird " where she can escape her mother's and the world's rules and expectations for her. She, as ladybird can be and do anything.

However, in doing so, she builds walls to protect herself using and absorbing the same abusive personality traits her mother has. Re-purposing those abusive traits makes her a part of the cycle and is the main ironic theme of the story.

This backfires, however, because she becomes the person she's trying to defend herself from. She becomes, in a way, her own abuser. That's not to say her mother had no part in it bc she was part of the cycle too.

The ending of the movie was to show how she became her own person, a part of her family and love for her mother, and a part of her own story too. Showing the two versions of herself can coexist in the usage of her name as a metaphor.

The only thing I didn't like was that the mother seemed to only feel regret about her actions and never seemed to truly attempt to fix her patterns of abuse.

Idk. That's just my take on it.

RIP Kim Jonghyun. You stood out to be a very talented vocalist in the K-Industry. I hope you are in a better place. I love you, we all love you. You are loved. 

All my prayers to Jonghyun’s friends and family, Shinee and  Shawols. Rest In Peace Kim Jonghyun.

@/mothercain. twitter, 14 mar 2022.

BTS analysing the theories

Namjoon: Well it's pretty well rounded and it has a good layout.

Taehyung: But why am I the bad guy??!

Yoongi: It's just symbolism.

Taehyung: What's symbolism? And I'm not a bad person.

Jungkook: Shut up you got to play with a dog.

preacher’s daughter film poster ✂️

drawn in procreate <3

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Evolution of Vkook slaying armys.

They’re our cute dumb and dumber pair that has been entertaining us since forever.So let’s see how they’ve gotten through, through the years.

2013

They were charming little boys.

And cute as ever.

2014

Oh, my.

But they were still super adorable.

2015

WOAH! Blowing away everyone in 2015

Aw. This actually makes my heart hurt.

2016

Ah, one of the many breathtaking moments in 2016.

But they're still little kids.

2017

Nevermind the previous statement I never said that

Okay, this is fucking irresistibly cute.

I guess that the end of this set. I'll do more sets in the future. <3

When Life Gives You Tangerines

This drama is so unique in it's storytelling. I'm watching it with my mom and I told her that I love how the pacing isn't in any order whatsoever. It feels natural, almost like being told by memory. And memories aren't always in chronological order.

It reminds me of sitting with my grandma in the garden, asking her stories about her childhood, starting from when she was a little girl to when she had my mom and my uncles, to her own siblings, then to her marriage. It leaves me with the same fluttery feelings, all warm and joyful. Yet the drama also offers so many perspective about life, about how people become when they grow up. As kids, we had big dreams and even bigger ambitions, but then as adults, we just try to do our best. Sometimes we fail but we try to make do and give ourselves a little bit of grace. Because this is our first life, everything is a first time.

The episodes just wreck me every. single. time. I don't think there's ever been an episode where I didn't cry. So many of it is just being grateful to my parents. I know I'm luckier than most, and I know that sometimes I'm a brat who doesn't appreciate it enough. But I know that nobody else would love me as much as they do and no amount of gratitude would ever surpass everything they did for me. Oh my God this is turning out to be so sappy. But I think that's exactly what the drama wants us to realize, that life goes on and always goes on. Don't have too many regrets. Tell your parents you love them. Find a partner who would treat you right, who would be your ally and your friend, someone you'd want by your side even if the whole world comes crashing down. And love yourself deeply(!!). When you do all this, everything just follows.

Needless to say I love this drama. I believe it's one of those that'll stick with me for a very long time.

something about smoke being rejected since childhood because everyone was certain his father's evil lived on in him. something about annie being the only one to call smoke 'elijah' and how that makes him soften. something about how just before they're truly reunited, annie says 'i dont want any of that smoke on the baby'. something about annie being the one who sets smoke free from his past and his sins and lets him be human instead.