thescienceofjohnlock:

a-cumberbatch-of-cookies:

glitterandmetal-yt-da:

mirabilelectu:

I need to talk about this moment.

Sherlock is terrified of Moriarty. Legitimately terrified of him. So terrified that Moriarty is literally the monster under Sherlock’s bed and the thing that keeps Sherlock up at night.

In The Great Game, Sherlock wanted to meet Moriarty. He reveled in the game, loved the chase, and saw Moriarty as the one man who could actually challenge him. He invited Moriarty to the pool just so he could finally meet his nemesis.

And then Moriarty got John. He took him, strapped Semtex to his chest, and threatened to burn Sherlock’s heart away. And now Sherlock fears Moriarty more than anything else. More than the Hound, more than his own brain lying to him, he is afraid of Moriarty.

It’s no longer a game, it’s real.

I’ve been waiting for these gifs and for someone to say this forever. I was blown away by this scene when I realised how afraid of Moriarty Sherlock is.

I just- I need a minute.

All of this ^

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shadowseternity:

it is in this moment that we can see the first fracture in Dean appear. after everything he has done John readily brushes him aside because of one mistake. a mistake he knows almost cost them Sam. Is it any wonder why he sold his soul to bring Sam back?

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Enjolras has the weight of the world on his shoulders. He is wise beyond his years and he actually understands, and is committed to, the real ideals of what they’re fighting for. He knows in the back of his mind, even when they’re starting, that they’re going to be faced with death. And then by the time “Drink With Me” happens, I think Enjolras knows that he’s led his friends to death. So I just thought there was a weight to him and a depth and passion. And that’s where I started from. - Aaron Tveit

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whatthehells-yourname:

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minion-with-a-shotgun:

Can I quickly point out how amazing Castiel is here in this scene.  He is not allowed to help, to go against his orders.  But the sneaky way he goes about helping Dean out, the way he words, the glances and the smirking giving Dean the nudge in the right direction. Like he knows they are being watched, that one wrong move could have Castiel punished and Cas just covers it up smoothly and Dean catches on just as quick with a hint of a smile in the last panel. You can almost feel the gratitude Dean has towards him.  I just love this scene so much.

(Source: jennycockles)

plot-insight:

Tony insulting Cap by telling him that “the only thing special about him came out of a bottle” is a far more devastating insult when you remember Tony is a recovering alcoholic.

(via fyeahsuperheroes)