Addictive as Snape

starberry-cupcake: Luly’s Top 10 Favorite Disney Females → #10...

Thu, 13 Jun 2013 11:15:28 -0300

_{Luly’s Top 10 Favorite Disney Females → #10 Maleficent}

_{Both of the female villains that I have on this list have something in common: they’re not fighting for beauty, youth or vanity but for something else. The reason why I like Maleficent as a female character is that her reason to be a villain is pretty easy to relate to: she’s an outcast. Let’s set the situation: there’s a party that’s celebrating the birth of a princess who is already being betrothed to Prince Philip while fairies give her gifts of “beauty” and “song”. Everyone was invited but Maleficent, who crashes the party and gets angry enough to curse the child to die at age 16. Well, if that doesn’t put you in perspective of what’s actually important in life next to marriage, beauty and song, I don’t know what does. Maleficent is so angry that she seeks the child to keep the curse in motion and also tortures Philip when he wants to rescue Aurora by telling him she’ll keep him captive until he’s on the verge of death, when she’ll let him join his forever young bride to be. She’s pretty damn pissed off.}

_{But haven’t you ever been left out by people you trusted? Haven’t you ever felt an outcast, felt mocked and got so angry you would have wanted to do something about it, to show your true worth? Yes, this is not a good example, but hey, at least you get some background, some character development, some emotion in the movie. Maleficent isn’t scared of anything, she has revenge in her mind and a lot of power to make it happen, she’s confident, classy and very, very angry. In contraposition to other female villains who fight for beauty, youth or vanity, Maleficent actually is the opposite, beauty and youth are Aurora’s traits and Maleficent reminds her that there’s something that she won’t be able to fight with beauty and youth: the fragility of human life.}

Thank you, dear.

factory-made: #Maleficent & #Diablo #wallpaper from...

Thu, 13 Jun 2013 09:08:25 -0300

factory-made:

#Maleficent & #Diablo #wallpaper from #BarbaraHulanicki’s #DisneyVillains range. #InteriorDesign #Disney

awww, so romantic. and it has me, too. :)

severussnapegal: Artist: Unknown “I can teach you how to...

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 21:52:51 -0300

severussnapegal:

Artist: Unknown

“I can teach you how to bottle fame, brew glory, even stopper death…” - Severus Snape

theolivebomb: :O woah there Snape. Nice hair cut. always...

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 19:45:09 -0300

theolivebomb:

:O woah there Snape. Nice hair cut.

always reblog

severus-snape-my-eternal-prince: Charming! ♥ smirk master

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:37:50 -0300

severus-snape-my-eternal-prince:

Charming! ♥

smirk master

Just let it go.: Just realized that Snape constantly saved Harry throughout the books...

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 15:30:32 -0300

Just let it go.: Just realized that Snape constantly saved Harry throughout the books...:

leesanity-17:

Philosophers Stone - In the Quidditch match, when Quirrel tries to kill him.

Chamber of Secret - You could say that by stopping Harry from following the basilisk’s voice (after being in Lockhart’s office) he unintentionally, saved him.

Prisoner of Azkaban - When in the Shrieking Shack, Snape…

ALL MY CRYES ^THIS

themortifago: Snape no sólo desvía el ataque de McGonagall, lo...

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 13:22:53 -0300

themortifago:

Snape no sólo desvía el ataque de McGonagall, lo usa para derribar Alecto y Amycus en una sola ola brazo detrás de su campo visual. Snape sabía que tenía que deshacerse de ellos antes de ser expulsado del castillo para que no harían daño a alguno de los alumnos.

Snape is a genius. And a hero. And a BAMF, too.

tigermousse: A little gif set dedicated to Alan Rickman’s hand...

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 11:15:51 -0300

tigermousse:

A little gif set dedicated to Alan Rickman’s hand movements in the Dark Harbor (1998)

I especially love the scene where he is tapping his fingers.