Batman: The Knight #6 / The Batman (2022)

I love how s2 of Andor shows us how all the sacrifices the Imperial characters make for the Empire are ultimately worthless. Syril, Dedra, and Partagaz all have different variations on the same ending. and to them Krennic is the big bad guy who represents the Empire but then in Rogue One we learn that essentially he’s in the same situation: giving everything to the Empire and it amounting to nothing in the end.

Bella’s dream🩸

Saw your brief comment about B&C and I agree with you, the writing wasn't it. The sounds were awful but them alone didn't really move me. I get Helaena's reactions aren't what's considered usual in general but Phia is amazing and deserved something better from the writers.

I will say the same thing I just said in another ask—the writers chose the cheap sounds of gore instead of the gut-wrenching bartering and the horrifying choice Helaena makes in the book.

She chooses Maelor over Jaehaerys because as a mother she thinks it's the merciful choice, as he is a baby and doesn't understand what is happening.

She makes that choice after offering herself, pleading they kill her instead, and under the threat that they will assault her daughter if she doesn't choose.

I understand they might have wanted to portray shock, but it is badly done. Again, I'm talking purely about the way the scene and the characters are written. Phia Saban did an amazing job with what she was given.

When the Stark theme started right from the top.

New photos of Robert Pattinson for ODDA Magazine 2023 by photographer Richie Talboy.

"she drew alicent into her intoxicating web" yeah in more ways than you will ever know crispy cole

ANDOR | 2.07 - 2.09 + TEXT POSTS

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON PARALLELS

S1E02 | "The Rogue Prince" S1E10 | "The Black Queen"

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