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Regis: How come whenever I have fun, it’s considered wrong?

Arthur: People die when you have fun

The Dragons from Season 1 of House of the Dragon

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there's a translated scrap of plato that eventually found its way into a letter sent by emily dickinson: "i wish you a kinder sea."

seascape scenes in k-dramas can often be so trite — but love next door's characterization was beautiful. seunghyo pitching seokryu into the water might seem like an act of anger — but it's actually liberation. it's a rebirth; a re-emergence — a place of salt that can settle her tears. water is renewal: a washing place for wounds. a tincture to clear away the bitter and broken; and allow the touch of tenderness.

though seokryu is scared of water; in the sea she is safe: the waves hold the weight of her hurt and desperation as she screams at seungyo. he knows what she needs — he has always known what she needs. he stands still — takes the tips of her fingers striking him as what it is — finally, a surrender to all the emotions she refused to succumb to. a clearing of the air. an opening into a freer intimacy.

there were so many beautiful moments during this episode: the power of a simple "we'll hit rock bottom together." seokryu's ex was heartbreakingly right — what she needed wasn't someone to lift her up, but someone to fall down with her. when someone is in pain you sit with them in the dark; and look up at the impossibility of light together.

this is what seungyo has always understood so effortlessly about seokryu — that this is love: to climb down into the ravine of regret and raw hurt where the person you love has fallen — not to pull them out; but give them company. when people are in agony you must give them the dignity of their deep hurt — you must nurture the narrow, serrated edges of their sorrow. seunghyo taking seokryu to see off her ex — folding his coat around her to create a private hollow to express her heartache: it speaks of a man who understands that grief is not meant to be overcome; but gathered in the hands and given respect. attention. understanding.

this is love: to say "when you cry, it is my eyes that fill with salt. when you scream, it is my throat that burns. when you fall down, it is my knees that bruise in the color of your eyes."

this is love: to wish someone a kinder sea. a clearer day. a warmer hug.

this is seunghyo.

and you said that i was done well, you were wrong and now the best is yet to come i’ll bring thunder, i’ll bring rain when i’m finished, they won’t even know your name. 

here's a little news: they've cut off our internet connection like they did 3 years ago when the entire Bloody Aban situation was going on, and I'm one of the few lucky people with a tiny bit of access to come on here and literally BEG you to spread the word. people are on the streets getting killed. a 10 year old girl was shot, several teens are dead. women are being shamelessly fucking beaten (in Mahsa's case, to DEATH) by the same people who cry over historic islamic women being tortured or misbehaved a thousand years ago. do not stay silent.

I just saw Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and holy shit I am weeping

The most insane thing is how the fans who see nothing wrong with the ending is trying to tell those who do to rewatch the karate kid movies…like I think you guys need to take your own advice.

Oh God…so listen,

The majority of the Cobra Kai fandom are incels that view masculinity with aggression and “bad ass” fight choreographies and the idea of Cobra Kai provides them that therefore their and the writers favoritism. They don’t care about how an ending that praises Cobra Kai contradicts everything the main franchise established about Mr. Miyagi and how it was build as a way for expression and defending yourself against bullies but not by matching their energy but becoming a better person. If the writers of CK actually wanted to send a message that honors the original movies they could’ve used Kwon’s death as a reflection that the “strike hard, no mercy” mentality is harmful and extremist. And building on the principle that both attack and defense can be good for Karate, the “balance” of Daniel and Johnny’s teachings but Cobra Kai has been trying to revision history and trying to make it seem like what Johnny did to Daniel in the OG movies wasn’t bullying and that he’s justified by how “obnoxious” Daniel is. Kwon’s death was meaningless and was only added for shock value, not because they wanted to create a concisions discussion on the dangers of harboring violence on teenagers with the sport.

It was already odd to see Miguel respond so aggressively to the Cobra Kai chant and winning because being aggressive always gets you a win and if you try to play by the rules it does not give you anything (looks at Robby and Sam’s reward). The show ended with the “strike first, strike hard, no mercy” phase on the wall just like the first episode. Nothing progressed.

And I do not appreciate that in this day and age the message this series wants to send is that the peaceful ways of teaching are obsolete and we should allow violence as the only alternative because that’s the only way we’ll be rewarded.

And you see how the majority of the Cobra Kai fans are crying tears over Johnny not being included in Karate Kid: Legends. Now, why would he? The Karate Kid is Daniel LaRusso. And no one else. No amount of Cobra Kai episodes will stop that from that being real. And we thank god the ones in charge of the movie are not the writers of Cobra Kai and maybe the essence of the original movies can be restored.

I’m sorry but how is Rachel supposed to be all emo if her hairs white