My favorite genre of media is Women With Sword. Specifically Mary Kate Wiles With Sword.

Bromtilda + teaming up against Icky their bestie

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human disaster Abraham Bron Bones Van Brunt

The waterbed line is one of my favorites in the whole show.

when you’re a nerdy introvert and the one person you know at a party abandons you and you have to be a big boy instead of clamping to her like a mussel to a rock 😭

If only all accidental couples were as good as Brom and Matilda.

I never ever thought I would totally get on board with a ship between the guy who bullied ichabod and the girl who held skulls

[picking at my scabs] heehee hoohoo texture be gone. surely there will be no repercussions

no…..this cant be……by jove! ive been repercussed

the beauty of the friendship between Ichabod and Matilda is that Ichabod is so eager to create connection with someone who can understand grief like he does and it’s what he seeks most. Kat knows this and plays with this, she makes sure to mention her mom in most conversations with him because she knows it’s his weakness, that he’s just craving to find someone else who has that same gap in their life. when Brom thinks Henri is his dad, immediately Ichabod jumps to show him compassion "I’m so sorry Brom, when did he die?", he asks Matilda two different times about the picture of the girls, "Is this your mom?", he shows concern towards Diedrich when the other bard makes up a bullshit excuse "He never mentioned his grandmother was sick!", it’s just something you can tell is always on his mind and always something through which he’s trying to connect with others. he’s lost his parents, he lost his grandma, and it’s just something that has shaped him and he wants to share that with someone. and then he finds Matilda, who’s holding dear onto what’s left of her best friend, who just like him has yet to really make peace with losing someone so deeply significant to her who was there all her life until she wasn’t, who has so much grief to process and has never been able to tell anyone about it until now. I think it’s very beautiful they found family in one another. they’re exactly what the other needed.

The moral of Headless is that Mary Kate Wiles deserves more villain roles

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I totally identify with this passage from Emma by Jane Austen:

When I was a very young kid, my mom's two closest friends each had a son who was one year older than me, and I always assumed I would marry one of these boys. Like Emma, I felt like they belonged to me. I didn't have a crush on either of them, nor did I dislike them, they were just the boys my age that I spent the most time with, and our families were so close, so to my immature brain it was logical that we would get married when we grew up. It was just a given to me.

Of course, Emma still believed this when she was a full-ass adult, while I realized it was illogical while I was still a child, so...

watching Headless and thinking the Sean guy is gonna be all cute with the MK gal again and then reaching the finale

As a very dry humored person myself… I aspire to be the level of unaffected that Sinead Persaud manages in Headless episode 1.

Like… I laugh every damn time.

Also watch Headless.

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The clothes are not clean or dirty but a secret third thing (on the chair)