The Why

winteerie:

my hobbies include having coffee and mental breakdowns

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andythanfiction:

starkspangledjohnlock:

almaasi:

vivamuriente:

    #love love love love love love love how he puffs himself up #I don’t know if it’s a conscious thing Misha does or it’s just a wonderful accident #but it happens multiple times other than the two times he shows his wings to Dean #peacocking Cas #you’re doing it right  

#you can just visualize his wings flaring out

Cannot be unseen.

I love the way that in general Cas moves like he has wings.  Like, seriously, if you watch the way Misha navigates his body when he’s in character, he moves his shoulders differently, with a real sense of weigh and presence, and as odd as it sounds, he incorporates the wings into his body language even if you can’t see them.  He even leaves space for them when he sits.  He never sits all the way back in a chair.  They’re clearly part of Castiel’s internal map of himself, and that’s such lovely attention to detail. 

andythanfiction:

starkspangledjohnlock:

almaasi:

vivamuriente:

#love love love love love love love how he puffs himself up #I don’t know if it’s a conscious thing Misha does or it’s just a wonderful accident #but it happens multiple times other than the two times he shows his wings to Dean #peacocking Cas #you’re doing it right

#you can just visualize his wings flaring out

Cannot be unseen.

I love the way that in general Cas moves like he has wings.  Like, seriously, if you watch the way Misha navigates his body when he’s in character, he moves his shoulders differently, with a real sense of weigh and presence, and as odd as it sounds, he incorporates the wings into his body language even if you can’t see them.  He even leaves space for them when he sits.  He never sits all the way back in a chair.  They’re clearly part of Castiel’s internal map of himself, and that’s such lovely attention to detail. 

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suzijsaxplayer:

I think we all agree Robert Downey Jr does not count as an adult

suzijsaxplayer:

I think we all agree Robert Downey Jr does not count as an adult

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yourendorphine:

homophobic participating countries who didn’t show the gay kiss on eurovision must pay a fine because eurovision must be shown from beginning to end without cutting anything out and they are banned from eurovision for the next three years

i am crying right now i love you europe

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lockstiel:

a qualiyt gifset\

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Natalie Dormer as Irene Adler/Moriarty

You look at people and you see puzzles. I see games.

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“[Moriarty] sits motionless, like a spider in the centre of its web, but that web has a thousand radiations, and he knows well every quiver of each of them. He does little himself. He only plans. But his agents are numerous and splendidly organised. Is there a crime to be done, a paper to be abstracted, we will say, a house to be rifled, a man to be removed - the word is passed to the Professor, the matter is organised and carried out. The agent may be caught. In that case money is found for his bail or his defence. But the central power which uses the agent is never caught - never so much as suspected.”

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“You talked to one of my lieutenants. He has, over the years, played the role repeatedly and with great conviction. More often than not, he’s done so to protect my identity. Other times it was because I suspected a potential client might struggle with my gender. As if men had a monopoly on murder.”

“You talked to one of my lieutenants. He has, over the years, played the role repeatedly and with great conviction. More often than not, he’s done so to protect my identity. Other times it was because I suspected a potential client might struggle with my gender. As if men had a monopoly on murder.”

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