Idiot Almost Pops Himself Because He's An Idiot

tiktiok I miss you (not really)

flashback to this paper I found posted at the elementary school

"because that's what i do in the study to you. i beat you, and then i lecture you, and that's it. nothing else."

Can't stop thinking about how it's Horatio and not Hamlet who is in both the first and last scene. This is the story of Hamlet, but somehow the play begins and ends with Horatio, because even though it's about Hamlet, it's not actually his story. These are the things Horatio has witnessed - the things we as the audience have witnessed alongside him - and he is going to "speak to the yet unknowing world [h]ow these things came about" (Hamlet, 5.2.364-365). We start with Horatio witnessing the appearance of the ghost and we end with him surrounded by the dead, vowing to tell their stories.

can you tell i got a new drawing tablet

big fan of the “I can’t fix him but I can follow him to his tragic and untimely end and love him even as he becomes corrupted and decays into a shadow of his former self” trope

Both. Both are true.

stephanie beating the shit out of clay btw