He's a simp and I love him
have you ever drawn Matthew Brown? đ
hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!!!
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Powerwash Simulator Reviews, based on this post by @saw2004mp4
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as though nothing could fall
He likes snow!
My wild Red Valley take is I actually think Bryony liked Gordon. I actually think Gordon is the only person at Red Valley she liked. Up until the moment she got fired because of him of course.
Like obviously she needed him to get information on Aubrey. But she could've interrogated and then got rid of him the moment Warren was in the pod. And she didn't!
She didn't like Clive, she wasn't happy with Pam and Grace and the only reason Warren was involved was her desperation. Her boss, her assistants and even her test subject were all not her choice. But you know who was her choice? Gordon Porlock.
She thinks they're similar and she wants Gordon to see and accept it too. She thinks he is competent which is a lot coming from Bryony. Especially since Gordon himself is not qualified for any of this. He's not qualified to address a scalpel wound, he's not qualified to manage the mental state of The Most Traumatized Person Ever and he's not qualified to look after a facility full of complicated and expensive equipment. And yet she keeps him. Of course, she is condescending and derogatory to him but I think it's just the way she is to people.
I don't think they could've been friends in another universe. And I don't think she cared. But I do think she liked him. Maybe she liked him as one might like an ant. But she liked him nonetheless.
Also worth mentioning that in Dracula the first one to give Lucy a blood transfusion was her fiancé. And after that he felt like they were really married. Just saying, yk. It surely doesn't have a single thing to do with a particular podcast in which the themes of marriage and honesty and devotion may or may not arise.
Thinking about the eroticism of blood and blood transfusions in literature. In particular the way that itâs used in Dracula. That Lucy Westernaâs life is prolonged through transfusions by her three suitors, the three men who loved her.
And Iâm definitely not thinking about this in connection to any audio drama podcasts Iâve been listening to lately. Because, surely, this podcastâwhich contains countless references to pop culture and Samuel Taylor Coleridgeâdidnât intentionally reference this literary history with a plot relevant blood transfusion.
Itâs the gayest thing I have ever heard.
murder âhusbandsâ is NOT real. neither of them would be able to answer the question properly
You know, in 2020 they tortured Warren in the name of science. In 2064 they're just being assholes.
Spoilers for S4E3 under the cut.
Like DUDE maybe you don't want to argue with this poor godforsaken man (who's done nothing but MOURN his best and only friend since he emerged) about who knows the said friend best? I get it, it's your special little interest, but can we bring being empathetic back? As for Aubrey... Well, I don't know, maybe don't bring someone back into the world on someone else's funeral party. And don't be mad when the person who knows nothing about this world comes to you for the answers that YOU said you were going to give.
Warren wouldn't feel so alone if people were just nicer to him. It's not like he doesn't deserve some basic kindness. Because apparently people can be nice to someone like Malcolm but Warren just can't catch a break, can he? They're gonna torture this poor man forever I tell you.