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sO my friend’s dog died and she lives in new york city and so she had to take it to the vet by the subway and she put the dead dog in the suitcase on the subway and it was a pretty big dog and some dude saw that she was struggling with the suitcase so he asked if she needed help with it and he said do you mind me asking what’s in it and she didnt want to say a dead dog so shE SAID IT WAS A BUNCH OF LAPTOPS SO HE TOOK THE SUITCASE AND RAN AND I JUST 

thatfilthyanimal: simply-yeu: nientedal: thatfilthyanimal: …I’m going home. AND THEN WE ALL WANTED TO HUG HIM REALLY HARD I really hated this scene of the movie. She’s trying to do the right thing for the sake of it being the right thing, but no one’s willing to help her unless they can “have” her. She’s the most balanced and genuinely good character and everyone’s just interested in dating her. Err… Megamind is still having his huge existential crisis here: He has just discovered that his life-long nemesis just made a total fool of him, AGAIN, and is rolling in self-hate because he just realized he didn’t win at all. It was the one and only thing that he felt he had “won”— and it was a lie. He never saves Roxanne because he wants her. In fact right after this scene he walks away from her— he’s convinced she’s not interested. He’s been convinced of this since their argument in the rain, in which he’s backed off and respected her clear “no” to their relationship continuing. He throws himself back in jail because he feels like that’s his part in all of this— as the villain. He comes back because she’s in danger. And he takes it another step further by pretending to be Metro Man rather than himself. He looks horrified when she turns his watch off because he’s still expecting her to reject him. He may not be balanced, but he’s meant to be a flawed character, and his actions towards her are genuine. Both of them are very good characters. Roxanne has every right to be upset at him, and he has every right to be upset about what he’s feeling.
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thatfilthyanimal: simply-yeu: nientedal: thatfilthyanimal: …I’m going home. AND THEN WE ALL WANTED TO HUG HIM REALLY HARD I really hated this scene of the movie. She’s trying to do the right thing for the sake of it being the right thing, but no one’s willing to help her unless they can “have” her. She’s the most balanced and genuinely good character and everyone’s just interested in dating her. Err… Megamind is still having his huge existential crisis here: He has just discovered that his life-long nemesis just made a total fool of him, AGAIN, and is rolling in self-hate because he just realized he didn’t win at all. It was the one and only thing that he felt he had “won”— and it was a lie. He never saves Roxanne because he wants her. In fact right after this scene he walks away from her— he’s convinced she’s not interested. He’s been convinced of this since their argument in the rain, in which he’s backed off and respected her clear “no” to their relationship continuing. He throws himself back in jail because he feels like that’s his part in all of this— as the villain. He comes back because she’s in danger. And he takes it another step further by pretending to be Metro Man rather than himself. He looks horrified when she turns his watch off because he’s still expecting her to reject him. He may not be balanced, but he’s meant to be a flawed character, and his actions towards her are genuine. Both of them are very good characters. Roxanne has every right to be upset at him, and he has every right to be upset about what he’s feeling.
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thatfilthyanimal: simply-yeu: nientedal: thatfilthyanimal: …I’m going home. AND THEN WE ALL WANTED TO HUG HIM REALLY HARD I really hated this scene of the movie. She’s trying to do the right thing for the sake of it being the right thing, but no one’s willing to help her unless they can “have” her. She’s the most balanced and genuinely good character and everyone’s just interested in dating her. Err… Megamind is still having his huge existential crisis here: He has just discovered that his life-long nemesis just made a total fool of him, AGAIN, and is rolling in self-hate because he just realized he didn’t win at all. It was the one and only thing that he felt he had “won”— and it was a lie. He never saves Roxanne because he wants her. In fact right after this scene he walks away from her— he’s convinced she’s not interested. He’s been convinced of this since their argument in the rain, in which he’s backed off and respected her clear “no” to their relationship continuing. He throws himself back in jail because he feels like that’s his part in all of this— as the villain. He comes back because she’s in danger. And he takes it another step further by pretending to be Metro Man rather than himself. He looks horrified when she turns his watch off because he’s still expecting her to reject him. He may not be balanced, but he’s meant to be a flawed character, and his actions towards her are genuine. Both of them are very good characters. Roxanne has every right to be upset at him, and he has every right to be upset about what he’s feeling.
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thatfilthyanimal: simply-yeu: nientedal: thatfilthyanimal: …I’m going home. AND THEN WE ALL WANTED TO HUG HIM REALLY HARD I really hated this scene of the movie. She’s trying to do the right thing for the sake of it being the right thing, but no one’s willing to help her unless they can “have” her. She’s the most balanced and genuinely good character and everyone’s just interested in dating her. Err… Megamind is still having his huge existential crisis here: He has just discovered that his life-long nemesis just made a total fool of him, AGAIN, and is rolling in self-hate because he just realized he didn’t win at all. It was the one and only thing that he felt he had “won”— and it was a lie. He never saves Roxanne because he wants her. In fact right after this scene he walks away from her— he’s convinced she’s not interested. He’s been convinced of this since their argument in the rain, in which he’s backed off and respected her clear “no” to their relationship continuing. He throws himself back in jail because he feels like that’s his part in all of this— as the villain. He comes back because she’s in danger. And he takes it another step further by pretending to be Metro Man rather than himself. He looks horrified when she turns his watch off because he’s still expecting her to reject him. He may not be balanced, but he’s meant to be a flawed character, and his actions towards her are genuine. Both of them are very good characters. Roxanne has every right to be upset at him, and he has every right to be upset about what he’s feeling.
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simply-yeu:

nientedal:

thatfilthyanimal:

…I’m going home.

AND THEN WE ALL WANTED TO HUG HIM REALLY HARD

I really hated this scene of the movie. She’s trying to do the right thing for the sake of it being the right thing, but no one’s willing to help her unless they can “have” her. She’s the most balanced and genuinely good character and everyone’s just interested in dating her.

Err… Megamind is still having his huge existential crisis here: He has just discovered that his life-long nemesis just made a total fool of him, AGAIN, and is rolling in self-hate because he just realized he didn’t win at all. It was the one and only thing that he felt he had “won”— and it was a lie.

He never saves Roxanne because he wants her. In fact right after this scene he walks away from her— he’s convinced she’s not interested. He’s been convinced of this since their argument in the rain, in which he’s backed off and respected her clear “no” to their relationship continuing. He throws himself back in jail because he feels like that’s his part in all of this— as the villain. He comes back because she’s in danger. And he takes it another step further by pretending to be Metro Man rather than himself. He looks horrified when she turns his watch off because he’s still expecting her to reject him. He may not be balanced, but he’s meant to be a flawed character, and his actions towards her are genuine.

Both of them are very good characters. Roxanne has every right to be upset at him, and he has every right to be upset about what he’s feeling.

crucialdude24: One of the most kind, caring and genuine people I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing has gone missing. The thought of anything bad happening to Joey makes me sick to the core, so I can only imagine what his real life friends are feeling. If you’re around Philly, please contact 267-252-4447 or 856-577-4719. Also, please share this around if you’re followed by people in the area. Thank you.
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crucialdude24:

One of the most kind, caring and genuine people I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing has gone missing. The thought of anything bad happening to Joey makes me sick to the core, so I can only imagine what his real life friends are feeling. If you’re around Philly, please contact 267-252-4447 or 856-577-4719.

Also, please share this around if you’re followed by people in the area. Thank you.

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