this subplot developing in riverdale would turn it into a 1984-esque thriller where the gang confronts the reality of their town under a surveillance state. one of them is bound to quote foucault at some point during the subplot's six episode run.
I mean none of them are single ever. That’s kind of also a crucial part. But also more importantly if the government tried to enforce this in Riverdale it would not turn into a romcom I can tell you that much
alicent is so funny because she's so spiritually a boymom but she also only really likes her daughter who she sees as a mirror of herself but then also at the same time she's very into abortion and if given a choice would not have had any of her kids at all. all-timer woman.
she was lowkey a really good emma too and im so annoyed they never knew what to do with her. especially in the post xmfc films because emma is a really big figure both in the mutant rights circles AND in charles and erik's lives, which the films really honed in on.
the backhanded compliments people give alex eala on this app is insane. jumping through every hoop possible just to avoid giving her credit or admitting that she plays well. what the fuck do you mean by "she's good but the players she beat were already playing badly"
criticism done in good faith allows for concessions and, generally, converses with the work and meets it where it's at. a lot of you just straight up hate the thing you're allegedly criticizing and it gets to a point where im like, okay why stay here! why consume it! LEAVE!
ashamed to say that i'll notice it immediately because i listen to hey jude everyday and if it suddenly disappeared i think somebody's gonna have to die
99% of the discourse on twitter can be boiled down to people not understanding that multiple things can be true at the same time without negating each other