Just saw Captain Marvel.

The tribute to Stan Lee at the beginning made me tear-up as I hadn’t been spoiled for that. So idk lots of spoilers tags for people that haven’t seen.

Anyway I came home and stuck The Avengers on and right away I see Marvel really knows their shit as on the plaque it says “joint facility shield and nasa” and under the things it reads “Project Pegasus” like hella cool Easter egg planted 7 years in the past.

It kinda also explains for me at least how the tesseract was a thing in Captain Marvel because Dr Lawson was working for the government, they probably gave it her just like they gave it to Selvig.

Also the opening sequence with Maria being badass in the avengers is still one of my favourite moments in the marvel movies even all these years later. Possibly due to how much I was captivated at the time. I don’t think I breathed until it was over.

Anyway having watched Agents of Shield I knew no way the Kree were the good guys so if that was supposed to be a twist then oops. Oh and I think one of those Star Force Agents was the guys that went “who?” To Quill at the start of the Guardians of the Galaxy. I love stuff like that, how it all intermixes together.

Haha movie is still on and Coulson is bouncing on the phone as Nat wrecks some guys. I do love them.

So in summary Captain Marvel is an awesome movie, made even better by the deep connected universe.

Oh and the cat was gross.

anonymous  asked:

TV Show Ask Game: 8, 13, 22 & 34?

superchocovian  asked:

6, 15, and 30 for the OUAT asks

mariequitecontrarie  asked:

16, 20, 27 and 32 on the OUAT asks

I just read something interesting. It was in a James Scott Bell book, 27 fiction mistakes, and basically went like this:

“I advocate a weekly creativity time. Half an hour at least to just play in the fields of your mind. You could play The First Line Game where you make up killer first lines, or play The Title Game, or The Killer Scene Game. You can grab a newspaper and come up with an idea based on an article.

Come up with your own games, but the point is to play. Get your brain frolicking and it will get stronger and happier. Then when you’re working on a project, it’s a healthy partner for you to have.”

I do get very focused on my projects and as much as I love them, they scare the hell out of me. I have built them up to mean things and so it’s like pulling teeth. I don’t like taking time out for other things as I feel guilty but maybe I shouldn’t, maybe indulging for a short time isn’t a bad thing.

This reminded me of the question “what brings me joy?” and how I should think about whether projects bring me joy, and what I could do to help myself. I confess that this is why I haven’t decided what I’m writing for April’s Camp yet as I’m deliberating about what brings me joy and what matters, and why things matter to me – what feeds the soul essentially I guess.

Anyway I don’t know I just wanted to share this 🙂

killingkueen  asked:

TV ask meme: 5, 10, 27, 41

mariequitecontrarie  asked:

2,3, 5, 50 and 51

I just remembered. I watched Agents of Shield yesterday, the season 2 episode where Trip dies and I noticed something. I know it’s probably old news but up until now I always thought Trip died because he was in the chamber. Nobody not inhuman should have been there, so it tried to put him through metamorphis and obviously it failed.

BUT that’s not what happened at all.

Daisy started to get the chrysalis shell and reached out to Trip as she was understandably frightened. Trip desperate to help her smashed the crystals with one hell of a leg kick. Even then he probably would have been fine, there was another puff of smoke like at the start, but he had crystals embedded in his chest, and that was game over.

So it wasn’t that he was in the chamber – it was that he kicked the crystals and got impaled by them. He could have lived if only the crystals missed him when he did that awesome kick.

I miss him 🙁

Last night I dreamt a lot (very common thing) but part of the dream was a damn stress nightmare about forgetting to invite someone to the NaNo cabin!

Seriously I dreamt that I got a facebook message from Howard the Duck yelling at me for having forgotten to invite them.

This would be funny if it hadn’t felt so horrible at the time. I think this decides it, I’m not going to re-up, I don’t need the stress in my life. I’m not going to be a NaNo ML anymore. Like I don’t worry about you guys yelling at me, but the people in my region are very demanding. Running the Rumbelle cabin is ok, but the one for my region? No.

To be honest I should have already known this as I ran a regional NaNo cabin last year, and last year I tried to post random daily facts everyday in an attempt to keep the cabin active. Well my regional cabin was a ghost-town EXCEPT on the one day I didn’t post the facts, because then there was a post complaining about the fact that I’d missed a day.

Seriously they are mean. I’m not doing it anymore. Last time.

Discussion prompt for Rumbelle fandom: if Rumple & Belle were the same age, would they even be Rumbelle? Asking a different way, if you read a non-magic AU fic in which they were the same age, would that work for you? How much of what makes them Rumbelle, is due to the age difference?

I guess it’s a matter of personal opinion, like asking people why they ship a certain thing. There are several distinct qualities that make up the Rumbelle relationship. I guess it’s about what personally you were drawn to and so therefore what’s important to you.

For me the age difference is irrelevant. I usually minimise it in fics (making it more like 10 years) because what makes Rumbelle to me has nothing to do with the age difference.

What makes the Rumbelle relationship is Belle and Rumple’s distinct characters and then how they work together. For instance Rumple’s self-loathing, the fact that he’s a father and how much he has absorbed that love for his child into his identity, or indeed love for his family – that is imo what motivates him always. Then there’s Belle, headstrong, tendency to jump in without thinking, always sees the best in people, she has a deep desire to prove herself and to do something that matters – to be a hero.

Then together they have a love of learning. They can spark off one another intellectually. Belle’s positivity vs. Rumple’s pessimism, he’ll provide caution when she needs it and she’ll give him the push he needs to actually take risks. They both have huge hearts but Rumple is more guarded because he’s been hurt before. He’ll never be as outgoing as Belle can be sometimes, but he’s happy to be a homebody and the stay-at-home dad, while Belle saves the world. Then they have nice quiet time together at home, the comfortable silence where they are enjoying being together and also reading.

None of that, none of what makes Rumbelle the relationship I love so much, draws much on the age difference. Sure it’s something to explore, it gives Rumple an added reason for why Belle deserves ‘better’. I guess there’s also the potential of a power imbalance because of the age difference. I always argue that it’s not there because Belle is an equal partner. That could provide conflict though as it’s worked out. That’s not a vital part of Rumbelle to me though. That’s not what the core of the relationship is, it’s just an added something.

Does that make sense? and wow I do not know how to be succinct I’m sorry.