bleebug:
–♘♜– Wake up early, get to work, catch up on paperwork, cram in a little overtime, and oh–of course–get a surprise visit from your daughter, bringing the gift of take-out dinner and proud-of-papa cheek kisses. Nothing better.
(a gift art/peace offering to the readers of my recent angstfest. a palate cleanser, if you will. i’m sorry and i love you and i hope this makes up for it ❤︎)
*please don’t edit or share outside of tumblr, thanks :)
thesschesthair:
I was just watching Good Form and giggling at how teeny Killian looks when talking to the other sailors…
When it dawned that Liam must’ve been standing there for a beat, watching and listening to him address the crew.
How proud must he have been to see him take that rum and throw it overboard, classing it as bad form?
The boy he’d seen have his own struggle with it, suddenly now a young man choosing the right path.
Course he’s gonna throw out a compliment right then.
Proud momma hen he is.
incorrecthyperionheights:
[crashing sound]
Rogers: What was that?
Tilly: My shirt fell.
Rogers: It sounded a lot heavier than that…
Tilly: I was in it.
agenderfrankiero:
headcanon: in the 30s when steve rogers realizes his hearing is getting worse he goes to the public library and starts teaching himself sign language. eventually bucky catches him studying there, and he looks irritated so steve thinks ‘this is it, he’s finally realized im too much of a burden to be friends with" but bucky just flops down into the seat next to steve, snags a book from steve’s pile, and says “if you’d told me before we could’ve learned together, you idiot, now I have to catch up with you.”
later, when he’s in ct touring with the uso, a bunch of kids from the american school for the deaf are there, and when he’s meeting ppl the teacher tells him they’re deaf and he immediately starts signing with the kids, and they are so excited bc Captain America Speaks Sign Language
quicksilvermad:
Bad Lip Reading with Killian Jones: Part 13
dirigibleplumbing:
gonna celebrate 4th of July the same way Tony Stark does: thinking about Steve Rogers naked
Reading Challenge: A Book with Magic
bards-against-hoomanity:
Okay, for this one I read The Child Thief by Gerard Brom. I am a huge fan of Peter Pan, and I’ve read Barrie’s original work several times. And one thing I’ve always loved are the adaptations on this story. I guess there’s something really appealing about the boy who never grows up, because it seems to inspire a lot of adaptations.
Here’s what I liked abut the book: It was dark af. This is absolutely not a children’s story. The story itself takes place in modern times, with Peter the child thief stealing children away from bad situations. It’s gritty, and it’s creepy, and it’s tragic, basically the antithesis f every idea I have associated with Peter Pan. The author has truly done his research, blending Barrie’s story effortlessly with pagan myth and other legends as well as the modern world we’re all familiar with. Even the magic portrayed in the book is not the “think of a glorious thing, it’s the same as having wings” kind that Disney touted, but instead a more traditional portrayal, something chaotic, that changed you, whether for the better or worse.
SIDE NOTE: Peter’s character is brilliant because it really shows his childishness, his inability to grow up. He’s playful and mischievous but also cruel and selfish, because that’s how children are. He never stops to think of consequences, only doing what he feels must be done in order to further his own goals. At the same time he really cares about his Devils, he honestly doesn’t see them as expendable, and mourns every one that he looses, and they in turn consider him their savior. Despite this, in his head it is always the Lady who takes priority, and he doesn’t realise how absolutely fucked up this is until it’s physically pointed out to him. Basically, Peter is very much what you would get if you took an actual child and let him live in an ongoing war for centuries. He’s never had the opportunity to mature, and it creates this extremely flawed character, and that’s what makes it brilliant.
10/10
killian-whump:
killianmesmalls:
Colin teasing Rose so much about how she talks that he starts incorporating it into his own speech is peak adorable karma.
THESE TWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
