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Sauron has yet to reveal his deadliest servant. The one who will lead Mordor’s armies in war. The one they say no living man can kill.

A quick edit with the book Crowley <3 

*prayer emoji* It’s Connor’s birthday…….. (8/15)

What we’re gonna do:

Support John Boyega

Watch his movies

Retweet his posts

Respect what he’s doing

What we’re not gonna do:

Hype up all these white celebs who posted a black square on social media and then basically said “that’s enough activism for today”

Bill tench would definitely put himself between a killer their interviewing and Holden. We just know if a killer got too pissed off with what Holden is saying and starts to take imitating steps toward him, Bill would step in their way and block them.

“I suggest you think carefully before making your next decision or it’s not going to be you sitting in a cell for murder, it’ll be me.”

after accepting mods, we are now ready for the next phase of preparing for FINNPOE WEEK 2020… prompt submissions! for a week, today till the next monday, we will be accepting your ideas for themes to create from for each day of the week. once we close the submissions, the mods will collect all your ideas for voting, so in a couple of weeks you will be able to start creating! the full schedule will be up on the blog shortly, but here’s what you need to know to submit:

What can we submit?

tropes: for example hurt/comfort, fluff, bed sharing, fake dating

AUs: for example high school, coffee shop, vampires, historical

or any other elements: for example the jacket™️, locations like the millennium falcon, other characters’ POV, TROS rewrite

as long as you’ve read our few guidelines in the faq, you can suggest anything your heart desires!

How do we submit?

reblog this post

send the base an ask with an idea you’d like us to consider for the week

feel free to send us as many ideas as you like!

Prompt submissions are open from today until the 15th of June. We’re so excited to read your submissions! ♡

Finn and the Villager (The Force Awakens deleted scene)

There’s a lot to unpack here, but I think one of the biggest things to take away from this scene is that Finn’s reasoning for leaving the First Order had nothing to do with being against violence, but a moral confliction of not wanting to hurt defense people. This villager wasn’t a soldier, wasn’t trying to hurt him. She was just a woman with her baby. 

This wasn’t war, this was murder, and Finn refused to be a murderer.