Me, writing this: yes, good. i want people to have this idea in their minds from early on in the story. but shouta needs to take time to figure things out and i can use canon to try and create dramatic irony

also me: SHOUTA YOU IDIOT USE YOUR EYES

counterpunches:

colinfirth:

Shop boy like me, I could never have imagined an adventure this big in order to have wished for it. — Stardust (2007) dir. Matthew Vaughn

#you have no idea how fucking funny explaining this movie to someone who’s never seen it before is until you do it#which happened at work today#so Michelle Pfeiffer forces the reanimated corpse of mark strong to attack Charlie cox#also she turns a goat into Arthur weasley#Ricky Gervais shows up then gets cursed then gets decapitated#robert de Niro is a gay sky pirate captain #he styles Charlie cox’s wig onscreen#claire Danes is a literal star

commander-ledi:

when in doubt, give them freckles

 no, it doesnt matter if the character does not canonically have freckles or if the character is not a human. give them freckles you coward.

even robot can have freckles, get creative: paint splatters, neat glowy face lights and stuff.

theres no excuse to not put there freckles

jewishtransdyke:

penbrydd:

Your periodic reminder that in people who have been subject to threats and punishment for having emotional responses or ‘inappropriate’ facial expressions, panic attacks look different.

They may look like the person has become calmer and less involved, dismissive, even. Some people become intensely subservient and silent. Some become catatonic.

Panic doesn’t always involve screaming, crying, and obvious signs of distress. It involves an extreme form of the person’s fear response – which can be altered by circumstance, ability, and what they’ve learnt to fear.

Which is to say, it’s not your place to decide someone isn’t having a panic attack, when they’ve told you that’s what’s happening.

Yes, absolutely this. I get quiet and withdrawn when I’m having a panic attack. A quiet panic attack is still a panic attack.