Here It Is A Wallpaper/lockscreen I Made In Honor Of Call Me By Your Name And Sufjan Stevens.

Describing your OTP to someone:

Lexi and I have known each other since preschool, and, like, in some ways, she’s my best friend. Even though I think we’ve grown apart. We don’t really have much in common anymore.

Morgan H. Stark, you want some lunch? Define “lunch” or be disintegrated.

You can always start again. Clean out your social media. Create a new account for your new taste in music. Study or work in a new city. Start socialising with new people. Choose a new signature scent and style and purge the outdated parts of yourself. If you don’t like where you’re at, but you don’t know what to do about it - try starting again.

Timmy correcting Armie’s pronunciation of “lassiez-faire” still kills me.

Me: Man, there’s so much stuff I can do today!

My brain: You know what would be really productive?

Me: What?

My Brain: Watching the tv marathon of that show you already watched 12 times!

Me: Seems legit

when i first watched it, s2 didn't impress me the same way s1 did. but after rewatching i realized that is the point. every scene that draws a parallel acts as a refusal in some way. little moments like simon saying he has to go at the party, but wilhelm doesn't chase after him like he did in s1. or that wilhelm hears simon singing in the music room, but in s2 he turns around and walks away. or marcus asks the names of the fish and simon doesn't tell him like he told wilhelm. or where wilhelm politely said no as the room chanted for him to get on the table in s1, he stands up and shouts back in s2. there were so many expectations for this season, and it takes every moment it gets to demonstrate that the past is not repeating. it is being challenged. tradition, from the royal family to hillerska to the expectations set up by s1, all of it is questioned and all of it is changed just like wilhelm begins speaking the words of a script only to fold it up and choose speaking in his voice in his own time instead