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Donc elle doit faire patienter son bébé qui a faim parsk ca vous dérange?
Ok vous avez vraiment touché le fond 😕
Tous les jours, les TAP. Jamais tu ne me dis « tiens je t’ai offert une tenue Aofe » et tu crois que je vais te prendre au sérieux?
Pardon, ne me fatiguez pas les oreilles🧘🏾♀️
Si vous aimez les fleurs comme moi, dites le aux gens. Ils vous enverront des fleurs… il y aura toujours quelqu’un pour vous envoyer des fleurs 😊
Vous croyez qu’on choisit de qui on tombe amoureux ? Le cœur décide seul…. J’ai déjà crushé sur deux pains en même temps, malheureusement ils ne le sauront jamais.
J’ai avalé jusqu’à ce que ça passe… continuez de croire que vous maîtrisez 😂😂😂
Tu vas discuter de quoi avec quelqu’un qui vient défendre les pères irresponsables?
Y a tellement aucun argument pour justifier qu’on refuse ses responsabilités. Je vous mélange hein
Les pères irresponsables et les justifications? Des pavés de texte bien vides 🫠
Ils sont souvent bien misogynes, machistes comme il faut ces vauriens là.
J’aime tellement les gens fiables… donc quand @Valouz me considère comme quelqu’un de fiable… c’est le plus beau compliment qu’on puisse me faire.
Je t’aime ❤️
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That's a crazy take because that "pause" IS the whole point.
This is Arya Stark. The girl who watched her father die, who went blind, who spent 3 seasons learning how to become no one.
For her entire arc, she was told: kill your identity, kill your desires, become death.
And the night before the Long Night, the night everyone thinks they're going to DIE, she chooses to be HUMAN for once.
She doesn't want to die a virgin who never lived as Arya. She wants one night where she's not a Faceless Man, not a Stark revenge machine. Just a girl with a boy she grew up with.
Gendry is the only person left who knew her when she was just Arry, the butcher's boy's friend. Not Lady Stark. Not assassin.
It's not supposed to have plot tension. It's supposed to have HUMAN tension. The quiet before the apocalypse. That's why she stares like that.... she's trying to memorize what it feels like to be alive before she has to go kill Death himself.
If you cut this scene, you lose the reason her killing the Night King hits so hard. She had something to live for the next morning.
It's not filler. It's the last breath before the plunge.
This scene is the cinematic equivalent of hitting pause on the plot just to watch two people blink.
They’re just lying there in the warm firelight her staring into the middle distance like she’s waiting for the scene to finally do something, him looking up as if the ceiling might offer better dialogue. No tension, no revelation, no consequence. Cut the whole thing and the story loses nothing except a few minutes of runtime that could’ve been spent on literally anything else
1 mois comment aussi… tu as voulu tester la grande 😂😂😂
