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WHAT IF other planetary bodies orbited our world at the same distance as the moon?
whoa Jupiter kinda in my personal bubble thanks
Jupiter would actually be terrifying.
Is that Earth orbiting Earth
Graffiti tunnel london south bank
This is fucking rad.
This is so badass, i wanna go check this out
(Source: fuckinjustice)
theres something wrong with your door
have you tried turning it off and on again
have you tried unplugging it and plugging it back in again
have you tried blowing on it
have you disengaged the external inertial dampener
have you disengaged the external inertial dampener
They are children, Sansa thought. Their dreams were full of songs and stories, the way hers had been before Joffrey cut her father’s head off.
Sansa pitied them. Sansa envied them. (x)
Greetings, citizens!
There’s been quite a bit of discussion about Enjolras’ sexuality, and a lot of arguing over which interpretation is The Right One According To Canon, which I think is rather silly because the same snippets of text can be used to defend contradictory claims. (Which are perhaps not so contradictory, as you will see.) To demonstrate, I’ve rounded up the bits I’ve seen cited the most frequently for one cause or another, and show how they can be interpreted to support readings of Enjolras as gay, bisexual or pansexual, and aromantic asexual.
Some things before we start:
- I’ve chosen those three orientations because I’ve yet to see anybody insist he is heterosexual. I’m sure they’re out there, but generally, I think we can all agree that he’s queer.
- I specify “aromantic asexual” because the two are not synonymous. One can experience romantic attraction without experiencing sexual attraction; the opposite is also true. Ergo, it is entirely possible to read Enjolras as asexual but also gay, or aromantic but also bisexual.
- You’ll note that the mythological duos used as references for Grantaire and Enjolras (Orestes and Pylades, Achilles and Patroclus, etc.) are conspicuously absent. That’s because they come up in Grantaire’s narration rather than Enjolras’, so I feel that they’re more indicative of Grantaire and of Grantaire’s relationship towards Enjolras. (Plus, this thing already went longer than planned.)
And here we go!
