Prometheus

Every man who gets away stays alive to rebuild later. Every man who gets caught extends the war and dies for nothing.

In one of Tolkien’s letters, he specifically says that if Gollum had been redeemed as much as he could, he would have taken the ring and jumped into Mt. Doom voluntarily.

My “Doesn’t Have a Problem with Women” T-shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my shirt.

It’s a shame because it’s one of the best superhero movies I’ve seen since Endgame

Why yes I will send and receive messages on a platform that is even more compromised than Discord

You should be trying to leave (the breakfast is ok tho)

It responded to the question about Harris, but it didn’t really give an answer.

I don’t have a problem with centering the story on a character who they can flesh out however they want, but the vibe of this, what with the strange inclusion of Mumakil and a Watcher in the Water, puts the vibe more in line with the Shadow of Mordor games. The line at the end of the trailer actually has me wondering if they’re treating an aspect of Shadow of War as canon.

Transphobes not beating the “weird” allegations

Toledo is a good bit

They died like human beings, doing something for themselves, instead of dying like pigs for someone else’s money.

I struggle the same way when speaking Spanish haha

I’m hesitant until I see it in motion

They’re new items with distinct names. If they reused the old art it would still be a placeholder.

It’s far more complete than the first game was when it started early access. Their road map says a new area and new weapon aspects are on the way, and some characters and all keepsakes have placeholder art and models. They haven’t filled out all of the character relationship aspects of the game yet, but right now there’s plenty of content.

The game is complete enough that they’re thinking about balance changes and fine-tuning.

Another problem in the US is the Senate working as intended

Not too bad of one, Gawain is Arthur’s legal heir

I think the real lesson the film tries to teach is that the ends don’t necessarily justify the means. Gawain sees the successful but empty life that he would live by making every decision cynically, and decides that an honest, honorable life would be more fulfilling even if he doesn’t fulfill his every ambition.

The film emphasizes the leap or faith he’s taking by ending uncertainly, but in the original poem the Green Knight spares Gawain and rewards his honorable choice.

I’m not sure I trust them to make Section 31 the bad guys