It Had To Be Done…

That's what vessels are for

It's Claudia willingly letting Madeline read her diaries vs. Lestat and the coven stealing them and using the contents against her. It's Louis being turned while being in a state of distress vs. Madeline having time to think about her decision. It's Madeline having a choice at all vs. Claudia getting turned without her consent. Even the scene where Claudia kills in front of Madeline for the first time, while similar to Lestat and louis in the church, it's different. Claudia doesn't immediately go into asking Madeline to be her companion. She gently tells her she'll clean up the mess and they talk after. Madeline could have run at any time between that and them going to the apartment, but she doesn't. Unlike the other relationships we see, they had a good foundation. They broke the cycle.

I think it’s funny when fans are shocked people saw mcr in 2005 for $20… like yeah you too can go see a future world famous band at a local venue for $20 right now

Me when humans aproach, not a preditor just a antisocial blob

Dear friends of Tumblr,

Today at my school we had an assembly about internet predators and when I had said that most of my true friends are over the internet and they gave me a lecture about how “I don’t know who I’m talking to” blah blah. So please, if you aren’t a predator in any way, please reblog so i can prove a point.

idc what anyone says A Single Man Tear is an amazing song

rip mythbusters you would've loved destroying cybertrucks

I'm watching supernatural with my mom

And she is on the first season so I am watching dean with out his bae and it's so sad

I hope someday I can actually write this

Concept: A story involving two shy protagonists, who slowly but surely learn the values of friendship and trust, as they face many trials on their journey, slowly growing in power, skill, and confidence. Their goal remains unclear, but it is obvious that they are both passionate about completing it, and that they both share this goal for similar reasons.

At the end, they are shown to actually be budding villains, who now use their new found bond and skills, to carry out their original goal, with devastating success.

Ok, But Like

Moreos was actually a pretty good idea-

because it’s december – robert downey jr. as larry paul, singing “white christmas”