there is Beatrice/Benedick AU fanfiction oh my fucking godddddd

(i mean like the kind on AO3, not the kind that inevitably gets written and published as ‘inspired by’ sort of shit like all Shakespeare plays)

(not that those aren’t great too)

(but srsly Beatrice is a knight searching for Princess Hero and i will not hear a word against this)

(via Much Ado About Nothing (2011) - Part 2 on Vimeo)

(with Catherine Tate as Beatrice and David Tennant as Benedick)

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh~~~~~~

(via Much Ado About Nothing (2011) - Part 1 on Vimeo)

(with Catharine Tate as Beatrice and David Tennant as Benedick)

unnnnnnnnnngh~~~~~~~~~~

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Everything outside is scary and gross and should probably be exterminated.

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When most people tell you they think words are so fascinating, they have in mind items like “canoodle” and “serendipity.” When linguists say it, they have in mind, like, “the.”

Geoffrey Nunberg on twitter, January 3, 2018 (via linguisten)

I like the fact that they’ve tried to go in various directions with [Garak]. You can have a Garak who is somewhat cold-blooded, brutal and very much unsentimental. Then you have a Garak who will suddenly turn around and do a good deed, although God knows what his motives are, or you’ll see a Garak who becomes fond of Gul Dukat’s daughter Ziyal and in the process the writers expose the character’s loneliness and his longing for home. So, as well as showing that very public, very verbal and politically savvy Garak, you’ve also gotten to see a lot of the inner man and his vulnerabilities.

Andrew J. Robinson, in an interview with Steve Eramo (x)

yeah, yeah, yeah, ooo!

It’s GOTTA be Mirror Lorca. It all fits.

So is this gonna be a rescue mission now?

Oooh, I wriggle.