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Guys, I need to talk about Hannibal (the show). I literally just finished watching it like 20 minutes ago. Like, hellooo???? Nobody told me it was a masterpiece
Literally anything you wanna talk about, put it down below, and I'll yap with you.
If you wanna talk about a character that you hated/loved but didn't/did like the way they were written, if you wanna talk about the very obvious tension and twisted obsession/love will and hannibal had for each other, if you wanna talk about the gruesome crimes or if you had a favorite killer, if you wanna talk about the dialogue or the development or the pacing of the show, LITERALLY ANYTHING. I NEED THIS PLEASEEEE
Literally anything you wanna talk about, put it down below, and I'll yap with you.
If you wanna talk about a character that you hated/loved but didn't/did like the way they were written, if you wanna talk about the very obvious tension and twisted obsession/love will and hannibal had for each other, if you wanna talk about the gruesome crimes or if you had a favorite killer, if you wanna talk about the dialogue or the development or the pacing of the show, LITERALLY ANYTHING. I NEED THIS PLEASEEEE
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I guess I just need someone to tell me what I'm doing is perfectly normal and okay.
I'm a culinary major at my community college. I won't disclose my age, but I'm older than 18 and younger than 30. After recently seeing so many things happen politically in my country (the U.S.), I want to change my major to teacher education. It's corny, but I want to be the one to teach the future generation and byle a good role model for these upcoming children because, right now, you can see that there are not that many good role models in the U.S.
It's a bloodbath out here. I won't go too much into the politics, but Trump sucks and we're progessing backwards here. The education system is failing kids, the people are so divided here, and women get the very short end of the stick. People are losing rights in the lgbtq+ community, racism is at an all time high, and people are speaking up but not showing out.
I want to be a history teacher. I want to teach kids that there's a past to learn from, so we don't repeat the same mistakes over and over. I think I'd be a really good fit, although I do not anything to testify for it other than a small passion I have right now.
I don't know if this is some passion that will die out in the next few weeks, but I say this with certainty: I'm more passionate about this than I was in culinary. I feel more drawn to it, and am excited for the change. I already scheduled a meeting with my advisor to get more help and so they can answer my questions. So, hopefully, this is the right step.
(Sry for any typos, I'm getting ready for bed)
I'm a culinary major at my community college. I won't disclose my age, but I'm older than 18 and younger than 30. After recently seeing so many things happen politically in my country (the U.S.), I want to change my major to teacher education. It's corny, but I want to be the one to teach the future generation and byle a good role model for these upcoming children because, right now, you can see that there are not that many good role models in the U.S.
It's a bloodbath out here. I won't go too much into the politics, but Trump sucks and we're progessing backwards here. The education system is failing kids, the people are so divided here, and women get the very short end of the stick. People are losing rights in the lgbtq+ community, racism is at an all time high, and people are speaking up but not showing out.
I want to be a history teacher. I want to teach kids that there's a past to learn from, so we don't repeat the same mistakes over and over. I think I'd be a really good fit, although I do not anything to testify for it other than a small passion I have right now.
I don't know if this is some passion that will die out in the next few weeks, but I say this with certainty: I'm more passionate about this than I was in culinary. I feel more drawn to it, and am excited for the change. I already scheduled a meeting with my advisor to get more help and so they can answer my questions. So, hopefully, this is the right step.
(Sry for any typos, I'm getting ready for bed)
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Share an joke or quote from your favorite type of media (anime, tv show, movie, book, manga, etc.) that only the fandom would understand and see if anyone can guess it.
I'll go first:
Beer bottle's reaction to rocket confessing they were the armored and colossal titans was how my mom looked when I told her I was gay
I'll go first:
Beer bottle's reaction to rocket confessing they were the armored and colossal titans was how my mom looked when I told her I was gay
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Super late, I know I KNOW, but I'm starting on the Magnus Archives. Watching on youtube while I have the transcripts pulled up in the background to follow along. I'm on episode 4 "Page Turner" right now, about to go to episode 5.
But I just wanted to share something about episode 3, "Across the street". If you need a refresher, it's this girl Amy narrating a case where this man, Graham, who lives across from her goes missing. Long story short, they take the same night classes at a college. They don't talk much to be called friends, so more of acquaintances. One day, Amy catches Graham on the bus as she's heading home, and goes up to him, noticing that he was acting strange like he was paranoid. They get off at the same stop, and something pushes her into the street causing her to have a concussion.
Graham takes her home and she eventually leaves after she feels pulled into this weird table he had. After that, as a self proclaimed "people watcher", she watches Graham after she notices that he lives across from her. After watching him for idk how long, she notices his very strange behavior such as organizing and reorganizing his journals that she sees him constantly writing in and eating paper from said journals.
One night, after she stopped watching Graham for some time as she got busy with work, she watches for a few minutes and sees a figure pulling itself into his window. She calls the police, claiming home invasion. But as she watches the interaction between Graham and the police, she notices that Graham looks very different, most noticeably his hair changes from a dark color to blonde. After the police leave, not-Graham stares at her from his window and smiles. The next few days, Amy sees not-Graham throws away all his notebooks, and later she moves because the staring becomes an every night thing.
What spooked me out was that that Jonathan guy (that's his name right?) says that a notebook was recovered and all it had in it was "Keep watching" written over and over. I was completely speechless. So, did Graham know that Amy was watching him the whole time? Was he hoping that she would save him? If so, that's so sad that she wasn't able to help him. And what was up with that table? And the not-Graham, is that going to be showing up later? Or explained later?
But I just wanted to share something about episode 3, "Across the street". If you need a refresher, it's this girl Amy narrating a case where this man, Graham, who lives across from her goes missing. Long story short, they take the same night classes at a college. They don't talk much to be called friends, so more of acquaintances. One day, Amy catches Graham on the bus as she's heading home, and goes up to him, noticing that he was acting strange like he was paranoid. They get off at the same stop, and something pushes her into the street causing her to have a concussion.
Graham takes her home and she eventually leaves after she feels pulled into this weird table he had. After that, as a self proclaimed "people watcher", she watches Graham after she notices that he lives across from her. After watching him for idk how long, she notices his very strange behavior such as organizing and reorganizing his journals that she sees him constantly writing in and eating paper from said journals.
One night, after she stopped watching Graham for some time as she got busy with work, she watches for a few minutes and sees a figure pulling itself into his window. She calls the police, claiming home invasion. But as she watches the interaction between Graham and the police, she notices that Graham looks very different, most noticeably his hair changes from a dark color to blonde. After the police leave, not-Graham stares at her from his window and smiles. The next few days, Amy sees not-Graham throws away all his notebooks, and later she moves because the staring becomes an every night thing.
What spooked me out was that that Jonathan guy (that's his name right?) says that a notebook was recovered and all it had in it was "Keep watching" written over and over. I was completely speechless. So, did Graham know that Amy was watching him the whole time? Was he hoping that she would save him? If so, that's so sad that she wasn't able to help him. And what was up with that table? And the not-Graham, is that going to be showing up later? Or explained later?