Blondie in this, just walking around like it's completely normal.
Not pictured: Tuco slowly but surely losing his sanity over it lol
consider: men in tulle
Tag yourself, I'm the prison queer
Hiiiiii! I just want to talk about something little bit different today 😥
I’s about that, I really LOVE old music. like:
Me: my favourite singer is Billie. Them: Eilish? Me: *put on 40s dresses and hairstyle* Holiday 😎
And I really LOVE to dance to it. The spin of my skirt, feeling my hair in a cute bow and also the romance of old texts... ach... 💖💖💖
Anyway - even when I like it, I will NEVER start playing it out loud in my bedroom. Why? because my father has cancel right next to me and I just... don’t feel comfortable when I imagine he will know that I’m listening to Billie Holiday, Fred Astaire or Benny Goodman 😖🙁😞
But yesterday I was wondering WHY I have it like that - my father mustn’t care at all what I’m listening to, right? It’s not somethnig I should be ashamed of 😖. So I tought about that and I came to a conclusion that I feel uncomfortable when I have to tell to my family something a little bit personal about me. But still is here that question... WHY? I think that when i was a child and I told what I like to do (like playing on the piano) to my mother or to my dad, they started to be completle mad about that. not in a way they would forbid me it, but in exactly opposite way(which also wasn’t so good) 😖😟😩.
Example:
When I told to my mommy I like to play the piano, the first thing she did was to signed me up to the music school. But I didn’t wanted or liked play that way - everyday must training boooriiing and difficult songs that I didn’t even like. But I didn’t want to disappoint her, so I kept going to stupid music classes and kept myself under stress just for my mother to be happy.
(PS - It ruined all my love to the playing. completely. I still like to play on piano or hear somebody to play on it, but that magical feeling I had, before I was forced to do it, that little taste of freedom that it has that I could taste on my tongue... It’s all away. Congrats, if you want your child to start hate what it loved before, instructions are above) 😖😟😖
So I think it’s because I’m scared that if they (my parents) will know that I like old jazz music or dancingon it, they will propably force me to do it everyday until it will end up as that thing with piano.
Because the thing I love about dancing, freedom, doesn’t mean that you are forced to do something until you will want to kill yourself, freedom is that you can leave whenever you want - and that’s the reason why I keep staying.
Okay, after downwriting this I just realized that I have really shitty parents. excuse me, I will propably cry for a few hours now 😨👋🤭😖🤧
Bye!
My my... Look at that dashing cowboy! Well, what 're you doing this alone on such a cold night here darlin'... You come 'ere often?
Eric Fleming as Preacher Dan in Curse of the Undead (1959)
There is no way for me to NOT reblog this
Captain America's arc to civil war:
First Avenger: Is told he could do some good, gets entirely let down by private corporations then finds a family and a purpose inside a war
Avengers: is left without a purpose again and finds one as a hero, suspicious of shield and proved justified
Winter soldier: openly admits he doesn't know who he is without Captain America which is implied to be the reason he stayed with Shield, sees the damage a government run agency can have and no longer trusts them (it may have been Hydra who tried to pull the trigger but it was Shield that built the bomb) and he regains the one friend who truly knows him whilst strengthening and establishing friendships with two people who can be described as rogues when it comes to following rules (as shown by the fact that they follow him)
Age of Ultron: his friends mess up by using their massive resources to create a supervillain and the world turns against heroes because of course they do but he sees the potential and stays to train new recruits (it's a Joss Whedon, there ain't really a lot to go off for anyone who ain't Tony Stark, if anything it's like a regress for his character back to Avengers which is then ignored by civil war but you know)
Civil War: the government who he no longer trusts at all, want to have more control over superheroes even though they have proven themselves incapable of not trying to control people and take away their free will and agency (something the Marvel movies are consistently fighting against as the big bad) and they want to lock up his best friend who was traumatised and used and abused (Bucky may have caused many awful events but he is not responsible for them and he is just as much a victim as T'Challa's father and Tony's parents, he had his life stolen from him and suffered for decades), Steve's other friend decides to go fully against him because his friend messed up so feels guilty for his actions and, in this movie especially, ascribes blame to the wrong things, so he is forced to fight his friend for the right to have control over his own life because he is willing to take responsibility for any damage he has caused but he hasn't caused any and has actively tried to stop and he is not letting Bucky suffer for something he wasn't responsible for
Essentially Steve's stance in Civil War is f the government they don't get to control me and f you for blaming Bucky for this
Iron Man's Character arc to Civil War:
Iron Man: oh my gods war sucks, I am an awful person and I need to fix this
Iron Man 2: a bad person makes weapons based off his meant to hurt people meanwhile the army uses his designs to create a hero in war machine, he sees the positives of a government controlled agency creating superheroes whilst only seeing the negatives of an independent person creating powerful technology
Avengers: clashes with Steve who only knows war from its good side (Tony sees the military as okay but war is still despicable), and doesn't really have a character arc, I mean he proves he is a hero but his character doesn't change he just shows it, in this movie, he had already proved it in both Iron Man and Iron Man 2
Iron Man 3: he sees the negatives of private companies having access to such technology, again
Age of Ultron: he is personally responsible for creating a world destroying supervillain due to his flawed reasoning and that villains henchmen are people who have been directly hurt by Stark industries
Civil War: he has lost complete faith in his ability to be a hero essentially, he thinks he needs oversight so when the government asks him to accept oversight, he willing does and when eh finds out Bucky is the one who killed his parents, he blows a gasket, rather than seeing Bucky as another victim, he only recognises Bucky as a soldier as someone just like all the villains he has already faced, someone who is responsible for their own actions and should be held accountable, he blames Bucky for his parents death rather than Hydra just as he blames Falcon for what happens to Rhodey even though it was Tony Stark's own weaponry and own shot that paralysed him, he can't take responsibility and he can't see the larger picture
Essentially, Tony Stark sides with the government and against Bucky because he personally does not trust himself and cannot trust others because all he is seen is how that trust leads to harm, whilst the government has been a benign presence along his journey
Tony Stark and Steve fundamentally disagree because of their life experiences but the thing is, Tony Stark is in the wrong
Throughout all of Marvel's movies, it is the villains who look to control others, it is the villains who push for more oversight, and it is the heroes who fight for freedom and agency (except in the Iron Man movies) so his stance puts him on the same side as villain, he is not villainous because he wants more oversight rather than outright control but he is no longer on the side of freedom and that matters for a Marvel movie
Then you have the fact that it is Captain America's movie so Cap is the hero of this story making Iron Man the antagonist, it is from his side that people defect (Natasha's entire arc up until this point has been trying to clear her ledger and this is the movie where she realises the government ain't the way to do it), he is the one who actually injures a person and he is the one who recruits a literal child to his cause (people like to gloss this over because by infinity war he has realised how messed up that it is and wants to protect Spiderman from the responsibility of being a hero but he is the one who dragged him into this battle) and he loses the fight with Cap whilst losing his friends because the government decided to lock them up in cages for being heroes
In this movie, Iron Man is the antagonist, one whose decisions and position make sense, when looking at his character arc over the series, but one who is still on the wrong side of this fight, his character is still flawed, even when he died, and it is glaringly obvious in a way that makes his character well written
Because yes heroes should have more oversight and be held responsible but it wasn't Captain America who had betrayed the people's trust and it isn't Bucky who was responsible for the murder of so many, Iron Man is on the wrong side because he is siding with the people who want to try the innocent, rather than taking responsibility for his own actions and fighting actual bad guys
4.) John has no respect for his power
Okay, in this time I just more and more understand the quote from Dr. Erskine, when he said;, A strong man, who has known power all his life, may loose respect for that power. But a weak manknows walue of strengt, and knows... compassion”
That’s the reason why Steve and Sam deserves the shield. they both were, at some point, the weak ones. Steve because of his physic before serum was daily teased and beaten, and Sam... Well, I mean - he is black (SJW here after 3... 2... 1...) and he is living in America. Do I need to say more?
But John no. He was just born with all privileges of a white, straight man in america 21. century. I’m pretty sure that he has no idea how it is, to being teased or underestimated just in case of your body/skin tone. Okay, that is one thing, and let’s be honest, it may wouldn’t be that BIG problem if he was just another America army soldier - okay, he would be just another strong white dick. But no when he is... when he has that shield, he’s no more just “another white dick”, he’s someone everybody is looking up on. What consequences it could has, if children will see HIM as Capt... I just can’t say it! He is NOT Cap. America!!!
anyway, he just doesn’t deserve the shield.
5.) He hasn’t compassion
Again I will take inspiration from the quote above. Both, Sam and Bucky (I almost have written Steve, I really need to stop reading so much stucky ff ;) had compassion for Karli and understood that she is just trying to help to the people in the camps. The way that she found to do it is another thing, but they understand that she is trying to help. And they have compassion with the people for who she does this.
But John no. For him, it’s just another mission, another person who he needs to fight. Why? Doesn’t matter, Government wants to. And when we are speaking about government...
6.) Just a soldier.
Steve Rogers always had doubts. And he wasn’t afraid to say them. When something was aginst his personal morals, he just refused to do it (ehm ehm Sokovia Accords). Because he understood that Captain America isn’t suposed to be ,,just a soldier”, he is supposed to be a person who will fight evil and discrimination. Even if it means to be at the “bad sideof the history”, he wasn’t afraid to do that and he was NEVER a government’s toy.
But no John Walker. John just no. He looks at everything like it’s just another mission, and has no quoestions. Never doubts. Never wondering if it’s againts he thinksit’s right. No, it’s just amission and his task is to fullfill it. And that makes him a perfect soldier, I agree, but to be honest?
For me it’s just a another reason why the shield doesn’t belongs to him.
please note: i do not have anything against wyatt russell. i just want to see john walker get beat up by sam, bucky and sharon <3
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