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CHRIS EVANS & TAIKA WAITITI Deadline’s TIFF portrait studio - September 7, 2019 

How a physics degree really pays off

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

David Jenkins:

David Jenkins:

The Fandom:

news flash @ people who still think harry only likes women: this happened

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Rhodey: how's life with a newborn going?

Pepper, tearing up: Terrible. I didn't know someone could cry that much, Rhodey. Make it stop. I can't take it anymore.

Rhodey: ... I'm sure she'll outgrow it, Pep

Pepper: oh NO NO NO Morgan's an angel, she's no trouble at all

Rhodey:

Rhodey: but you just said-

Tony, from Morgan's bedroom: [sobbing loudly] I LOVE YOU SO MUCH

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