I Guess I Wanted To Ask You Something. I Think Its About God. I Think Im Seeing Things. In The Bible,

I guess I wanted to ask you something. I think it’s about God. I think I’m seeing things. In the Bible, people had visions, right? Like prophets and stuff? I was taught that visions were God’s way of communicating. They could either be a warning or a revelation. But how did they know they weren’t just crazy? I think because God gave them faith.

୨୧˚♡* ♱    starter call, accepting.    ( @songrot​ )

                “  that’s  beautiful,  julie.  ”    laura  lee  says  earnestly,  eyes  wide  in  awe  and  amazement.  julie’s  talents  were  a  gift  from  God,  blessed  by  the  angels  that  filled  His  kingdom  with  music.  they  sit  together  on  the  piano  bench,  pressed  together  as  if  sisters.  it  was  probably  the  only  way  they’d  fit  together  on  the  nearly  miniature  bench,  but  she  wasn’t  expecting  much  from  a  high  school,  even  one  made  for  music.    “  did  that  piece  have  a  name?  i  didn’t  recognize  it.  ”

Lost season 1 episode 1 “Pilot: Part 1″ (2005) dir. J.J. Abrams Yellowjackets season 1 episode 2 “F Sharp” (2021) dir. Jamie Travis

୨୧˚♡* ♱ every laura lee scene: 1/tba.

        i use this scene to establish laura lee’s techniques with soccer. as well as general position. we can see that she sort of bounces around a bit, sort of timid and unsure and definitely not taking as aggressive of an approach as taissa does, which doesn’t surprise me at all. laura lee’s talent comes from defending the goal and keeping the ball away from the goal, and she won’t step in if she feels that another one of her teammates was already going for it, even at a high stakes game such as state qualifiers. i think that could get her in trouble with her teammates one day because she often shies away from the ball. we can see this directly when she's literally jumping backwards out of the way for taissa to get the ball. but when she plays, she plays well. from what i can see, she plays outside/full back. i would say she specializes with blocked shots as opposed to interceptions or tackles, seeing how well she follows the ball and how focused she is.

        we also see her and allie together a lot, even outside of this scene, which definitely points towards my 'older sister laura lee' mindset, seeing as allie is a freshman, and i would guess the only freshman on varsity. i think she also realizes that allie is generally alienated from the team, and she definitely feels that way as well at some times.

        there's that little moment where she's looking back at van, which could be because she's yelling, but i think it's to make sure that everyone's coming and no one gets left behind, which is also a big sister instinct i can vouch for, from experience. always checking to make sure everyone's following and no one is getting lost, even with people who are not small children and definitely know better than to get lost.

        it's not in this set, because laura lee isn't in the gif, but we see the main cast meet up in the center of the field first- which, of course, they're the main cast -and then laura lee and allie make it and they all start to cheer. in addition to the third gif down in the right column, where we can see laura lee kind of sticking out of the circle, but this points me further in the direction of laura lee's loneliness, and how she kind of gets left out, even with her closest friends. or, at least, who she considers her closest friends. and another moment where she is out of frame for the most part, in the last gif, which highlights being left out and out of the main cast.

i remember that time you told me you said "love is touching souls" surely you touched mine 'cause part of you pours out of me in these lines from time to time oh, you're in my blood like holy wine

“You can’t touch anything without turning it into an angel.”

— Anne Sexton, from a letter to Stanley Kunitz featured in A Self-Portrait In Letters (via xshayarsha)