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@llilychen

gaby | 20 | she/her
chismosa culture will be the end of me
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i love how s3 finale completely flips our perspective on the hunt from the pilot. half of the girls weren’t even hunting. van standing over the pit seemed so menacing in the pilot but now it’s just heartbreaking. mari being pit girl, not because the wilderness chose but because shauna chose. mari was only wearing a nightdress so she could use her clothes as a decoy. and turns out mari was a decoy while the others tried to get rescue. misty removing her mask and smiling not because they caught mari but because they’re getting rescued and there’s nothing shauna can do about it. the hair on the antler queen costume wasn’t a collection of various victims’ hair, it was just mari’s. this whole time we thought it was all the girls collectively giving in to the hunt and the wildness of it, but really it was just shauna, along with lottie and tai. none of them wanted to do a hunt, none of them wanted mari to be chosen.

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why WHY do the girls just let shauna run rampant however she pleases?? i don't fucking understand cus if i was out there with them i would've taken the first chance i got to end her. none of her trauma excuses her shitty behavior. death follows her. all she is is anger and death and that's REALLY not helpful while trying to survive the fucking wilderness

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it should be illegal for the most miserable, heartbreaking movie you've ever seen to end with a montage of an alternate life where the characters get their happy ending

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so, I'm still not over the fact that Robbie, a soldier, died from septicaemia and Cecilia, a nurse, died in a bombing.

he was killed by an infection. she was killed by a direct act of war.

if she had been around to treat him, he might have survived. if he had fought in victorious battles, she might have survived.

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I like shots of hands. Anyone who saw Pride and Prejudice will recognise my slight fetish for hands. — Joe Wright (director’s commentary of Atonement)

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