Kevin: Did you have any kids?
Bird Lady: No. Oh, l wanted them. But the man I loved fell out of love with me. That broke my heart. And whenever the chance to be loved came along again, I ran away from it. I stopped trusting people.
Kevin: No offense, but that seems like sort of a dumb thing to do.
Bird Lady: I was afraid of getting my heart broken again. You see, sometimes you can trust a person, and then, when things are down, they forget about you.
Kevin: Maybe they're just too busy. Maybe they don't forget about you, but they forget to remember you. l don't think people mean to forget. l think it just happens.
Bird Lady: I'm just afraid if I do trust someone, I'll get my heart broken again.
Kevin: I understand that. l used to have this really nice pair of rollerblades. l was afraid if l wore them, l'd wreck them. So l kept them in a box. Do you know what happened?
Bird Lady: No.
Kevin: I outgrew them. I never wore them once outside. l just wore them in my room a couple times.
Bird Lady: A person's heart and a person's feelings are very different than skates.
Kevin: Well, they're kind of the same thing. lf you aren't going to use your heart, then what's the difference if it gets broken? If you just keep it to yourself, maybe it'll be like my rollerblades. When you do decide to try it, it won't be any good. You should take a chance. Got nothing to lose.
Bird Lady: A bit of truth in there somewhere.
Rest in peace, Brenda Fricker (1945-2026) 🕊️
🎞️ Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)
🎥 Dir. Chris Columbus
Irish actor Brenda Fricker has passed away aged 81.
She was best known for her Oscar-winning role in ‘My Left Foot’ and for playing the Central Park pigeon lady in ‘Home Alone 2.’
People hate Sansa because of her unapologetic femininity. Even the tools and weapons she wields are inherently feminine, using her needlework and social graces to create alliances and prove her worth. They indulge Arya’s arc because she rejects the rules of being a noblewoman, is rough and tumble and physically aggressive. But they could never forgive Sansa because she gravitates to girlhood.
Nothing but respect from my lips for the Lady of Winterfell and Queen in the North.
one of the reasons i love sansa’s chapters so much is that they’re full of people performing versions of themselves and over time she quietly becomes one of the best readers of those performances
Actually, the Wall was built about 8,000 years before the events of Game of Thrones.
According to legend, it was built by Bran the Builder, the legendary founder of House Stark. He didn't build it alone.
The construction was said to involve:
1. The First Men.
2. The Children of the Forest, who supposedly used powerful magic to strengthen it.
3. Giants, who are also said in the legends to have helped move the enormous blocks of ice.
@vaisefoderelrie The comments on that post is just disgusting......The hatred some men feel for female characters doesn't just stop with them it transfers to their actresses as well,they literally fantasize assaulting actresses just for doing their job...I hate this f*cking fandom sometimes smh