Have achieved nothing this evening so instead of trying to work on my assignment that’s due next week, I’m going to go snuggle up in bed and watch Pride and Prejudice
just try to stop me
Have achieved nothing this evening so instead of trying to work on my assignment that’s due next week, I’m going to go snuggle up in bed and watch Pride and Prejudice
just try to stop me

divergentslytherincaskettshipper:
I hugged Stana Katic and had a heart attack
well this couldn’t be more accurate
I didn’t want to reblog this because then I’d break the 47 notes…oh well
I went to the Castle set with Stana Katic and lived happily ever after.
Accurate. As. Fuck.I seem to be the only one who doesn’t get to meet Stana Katic dammit BUT I hugged Seamus Dever and had a Heart Attack and I am PERFECTLY OKAY WITH THAT :)
I played… with Stana Katic… in my room.
Well, I’m no expert, but as far as I know Centrelink is a government organisation that provides financial assistance to those in need. As a student studying full-time and living independently from my parents, I was deemed eligible for fortnightly payments to assist me with rent and living costs. It’s not like winning the lottery, but a few extra hundred dollars here and there really does make the difference…
Anyway, hope that explains it clearly enough! :)
all I can say to that is… well, fuck. at least I have an extra week to find a defibrillator.
Haha good luck. I remember spending about a week in shock after reading it lol
synnister replied to your post: TYRION IS THE FUCKING BEST AND IF YOU THINK…
many of the asoiaf readers have been hinting at something huge coming and im completely TERRIFIED. am I going to need tissues or dig a hole in the ground like how serious is this?
Okay so not mentioning specifics, but still, potential spoiler alert?
Alright so to answer your question as to whether it’s ‘serious’: I would say that it’s about the level of “go buy every box of tissues from your local supermarket and then drop by a hospital on the way home to pick up a defibrillator because YOU’LL BE NEEDING IT” kind of serious lol.
Honestly, start saying your goodbyes to all of the characters now, because no matter which ones you love or hate, soon several of them will be gone haha
So yeah, there’s the gist of it: I can guarantee lots of emotions and lots of death looming in the very near future haha
- Castle is hasty. He’s rash and he gets desperate very easily and he’s the sort of person who always knows what he wants but is rarely sure of exactly how to get it, and that has never been more true than it is of him and Kate. That’s why he proposed, because he knows he wants Kate for always and he knows that at the end of the day, he has to accept who she is and still stand by her whatever she chooses, and in his rash, romantic mind, he decides that a proposal is the best way to achieve that. That’s who he is.
- To be honest, if any proposal from him had been this big, planned out, perfect event in which Kate said yes and they skipped off happily ever after, I would’ve been disappointed.
- I don’t expect Kate to say yes straight away, if at all. In fact, I don’t want her to do that. I think this proposal is the set up for them to actually talk about their issues - so many people are screaming about how marriage won’t solve the issues they have - THAT IS THE POINT.
- I think the point of the proposal is to push them both into talking properly, and then once they’ve done that, and sorted through things, then Kate will be able to give a proper answer and I think that will be a brilliant arc for next season. I’m prepared for some serious Caskett goodness.
- Guess what? Life is messy. Life is often spontaneous and unplanned and maybe not the beautiful movie script we like to imagine. Isn’t that what the show has been teaching us from day one? That sometimes people make rash choices and do things that seem stupid or crazy to other people, but that’s okay. It’s okay to do the wrong thing with the right intentions, and the learning curve comes in the aftermath.
- And this is one aftermath I personally can’t wait to watch.
“Watershed” is a study in opposing forces. There are those who talk about how incredible this job opportunity is for Beckett and there is Castle inadvertently reminding her how incredible they are together. If there’s a single image from the show that can best represent this episode, it would be the moment when Beckett tosses out the coffee that Castle gave her the day before and it splashes violently across the divide of the sink, dashing both sides of the sink with the symbolic imagery.
This is the divide, a branching of choices that will change everyone’s lives for better or worse. (See what I did there?)
“Watershed” is perhaps the most introspective episode we’ve ever gotten. Interestingly, for an episode so heavily centered on where Castle and Beckett’s relationship is going, a large bulk of the significant progress occurs during conversations with their respective confidantes. I’m going to walk through this nearly scene for scene because this is one of those rare episodes where almost every moment is significant.
This whole analysis literally said everything I was thinking and feeling about the events of this episode. I am so glad I found someone else who is in the middle ground between all the “OMG MOST PERFECT PROPOSAL EVER” fans and the “I HATE YOU MARLOWE YOU HAVE DESTROYED THESE CHARACTERS” fans lol.