At The Finale Of The Ship Of The Dead There Is A Flyting, A Battle Of Words And Wits Between The Silver-tongued

At the finale of The Ship Of The Dead there is a flyting, a battle of words and wits between the silver-tongued norse god Loki and the hero Magnus Chase

expectation: the characters insult each other SO HARD that at least one of them will be REALLY DAMAGED

reality: Magnus going on for 10 minutes about how amazing his friends are until Loki dies of boredom

Say lady, I’m hungry you got any change? Please.

Spider-Sense presents a psychological awareness of Spider-Man’s surroundings. It allows Spider-Man to detect danger. The greater the danger or how close the danger is increases the tingling sensation.

*sobbing intensifies*

There’s a possibility that he could become Arthur [in the next film], that would be interesting. But actually I’d probably prefer it if he stayed Merlin, and that he and Eggsy had further adventures. — Mark Strong

Let’s talk about Brian Finch!

It just occured to me how the main character from CBS’ one-season show Limitless - Brian Finch, a classic Hufflepuff - somehow is a perfect fusion of John Watson and Sherlock Holmes.

On the one hand: Funky sweaters, kind, sidekick potential, narrates the story, looks and behaves like an actual cinnamon role most of the time, incredibly caring, family person, loyal as heck, dork, hopeless romantic, low-key bisexual

On the other hand: confidence, drug abuse/addiction (not only NZT, keep Sinbad in mind), childish jokes, not-a-hero-mentality, strong sense of justice, his entire mind when he’s on NZT

And I think it’s this immense dichotomy that makes him so lovable as a character and to be honest, I’m very proud I randomly made this connection.