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Maryanne. Uni student. Canadian.

A multi-fandom mess and it's just progressively getting worst.

Watching: Suits | Elementary | Hannibal | Sleepy Hollow | Castle

The Parting Glass
Moving

So this blog has been very inactive for the better part of a year. I’m just not into anything aside from video games and hockey now. I’ve decided to merge my video game blog into a personal blog and started a new account to do this.

I’ll be at kenwayys now. It’s going to be 90% video games (with a shit ton of screaming that is my e3 liveblogging), so I understand if you’re not into that and don’t follow. Thanks for following this mess of a blog over the years. I really appreciate it. If I see you on my new blog, awesome. If not, still awesome, have a great time tumbling.

what to do with this blog, it’s so inactive. honestly thinking of deleting and remaking and using my video game one as my personal instead since it’s kind of active. hmm.

acepalindrome:

I need more ridiculous Les Mis AUs. Overzealous pool lifeguard Javert ruins everyone’s summer. Valjean was banned from the pool like ten years ago for some minor infraction but keeps trying to sneak in so he can take Cosette swimming. Literally no one cares about this except Javert. At some point Les Amis lead a rebellion against his tyranny with water balloons.

max's best dialogue
mad max: *contemplative grunt*
mad max: *bane voice* maybe together... we can find... some kind of... redemption
mad max: *awkward dad thumbs up*

druedain-deactivated20151221:

Who killed the world?

ohaldir:

[Make me choose]
sapphire-arkenstone asked: Bard or Faramir?

kinghardy:

 Have you seen the movie? It’s a celebration really of the ability that these gentlemen and ladies actually have. As actors its great for us to be cohesive in a story element so you believe the actor is going through what’s going on and the character is doing what’s happening on the screen. The truth of the fact is, that we’re not.  Behind there is a largely unspoken crowd of men and women who are dedicated to putting themselves through, for entertainment purposes, genuinely hurting themselves, and putting themselves at risk to make us [the actors] look good. Jacob and I work cohesively together to create and bring you a character. So instead of not talking about it, we’re celebrating it.

– Tom Hardy alongside stunt double Jacob Tomuri for Mad Max