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Very Good Writing – Why Loki Won in The Avengers
Spoiler Alert! Avoid reading this post if you haven’t seen The Avengers.
No really, look away!
O.k., let’s talk about The Avengers, the highest grossing movie so far this year, and the movie on track to potentially unseat James Cameron’s Avatar as highest grossing movie of all time. Specifically, I want to talk about the writing and Loki, the film’s key villain. More specifically, I want to explain how Joss Whedon managed to write the perfect Xanatos Gambit.
Reblogging for Xanatos and because this makes sense to cynical, somewhat jaded me.
Reblogging because it got better.
:D
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Legend of Korra, Episode 8 - When Extremes Meet
FINALLY
For anybody who still needs it.
Aaaaah thank you
Hey, Jaz.
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“Useless,” they said. “Joke character,” they said. “Ow oh dear god why is this shark eating my face someone please make it stop,” they said.
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, hook hand or not, I like Aquaman.
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Armour Class Cruciform Hilt
- Original: 12th-13th century Europe
This sword boasts a broad blade and has a single fuller running nearly the length of the blade. Other features are a simple downward-sloping cross-guard, dished out wheel pommel, and leather-wrapped grip. Blade geometry and slightly rounded point approximates an Oakeshott Type Xa style.
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Gorgeous and I want it.
Always reblog
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Love that line, love that show
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