mira ✧・゚ has reviewed 16 thrillers tagged ‘on-my-own-⋆。⋆🚬˚。’.

you know how old men always watch late night spaghetti westerns, and therefore, coerce their grandchildren into enduring the same fate? yeah, okay, this is that for me. like, “here’s some popcorn kiddos, mamaw’s going to force ya’ll to watch men continuously suffer at the hands of felonious wlw.”
“there she weaves by night and day, a magic web with colours gay… and moving thro' a mirror clear that hangs before her all the year, shadows of the world appear.” — the lady of shallot, 1842
i fear tennyson may have possessed plante in order to direct this masterpiece… i’m gonna need some time to unpack the literary analysis that i have building up in me rn. brb.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
not me sitting here being like, “aw, they’re like the pevensie children <3” … they are not (well, unless you consider that three make it to aslan’s country and one does not… iykyk).
also, want to touch on the ending real quick. did not necessarily appreciate the depiction of mental health, especially when this instability comes from a place of grief. these are not “multiple personalities,” these are real (very young!) people who died in a severely tragic way. an…
ladies, is it gay to fantasize about fatally stabbing your husband (who happens to look an awful lot like nathan fielder) alongside the woman of your nightmares, whom you can draw from memory… she holds your hands like in the pottery scene from ghost as you do it, and then she rips out his heart…? asking for a friend.