Scamander Brothers And Goldstein Sisters Paralells

More Tink and Terence edits because I've gotten a little obsessed w/ this ship 😅 This time in the form of icons! Feel free to use!

“What is the most important thing? Arren asked while he looked at the ground, defeated by fear. Life is the most important thing! Therra said while looking at Arren with desperate eyes. But We’ll die someday, what does it matter? Why fight for life? We know it’s going to end anyway. Arren still looked down, darkness stirring inside him. No! Life is precious because we know we’re going to die! You’re not afraid of death. You’re afraid of life! You want to live forever, then you say nothing matters. It’s the same thing! Therra almost yelled to get trough Arren. You’re afraid to live the only life you have. You think your life belongs to you? Tenar gave me life, that’s why I have to live, to give life to someone else… Lebannen, that’s the only way we live forever. Therra grabbed Arren and held him tight. In that moment she gave a bit of her life to him, words as advice, that would help him continue his journey.”

— Tales of Earthsea (Wrote a short story about this scene. Because it’s so important for all the people who struggle with death and life.)

Favorite ships: Therru x Arren

“Arren! Life without death is not life. Refuse death, and you refuse life as well. Listen to me Arren. No man nor anything in this world lives forever. But only to us is it given to know that we must die. And that is a precious gift. This life that is our torment and our treasure dus not endure. It is a wave on the sea. Would you force the sea to grow still, to save one wave? To save yourself?”

— Tales of Earthsea, Sparrowhawk

The Secret Garden (2020)

#ninokuni ! Wallpapers and posters HERE

Tina Goldstein in Newt Scamander's case - Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

“Just like in the story. It’s like the whole universe is in here.” 

TALES OF EARTHSEA - A forgotten Studio Ghibli/Miyazaki Film

OutofMelodies – I recently just watched this movie and was captivated. Not only by the art and the beautiful music, which was a lot different compared to the previous movies,  but also the characters. The main character is nothing like I’ve ever seen in movies Ghibli’s produced. Usually, they are the heroic, humble and good nature. But, the main boy in this film constantly battles his demons, his anger and loses plenty of times. What really shocked me was how -dark- this movie was despite how their other films are [taking Grave of the Fireflies off of the list of course] There are a lot of adult themes here. Everyone always talks about “Howl’s Moving Castle” or “Spirited Away.” But seriously, give this movie a try.  In my opinion, it isn’t as powerfully moving like Princess Mononoke or Castle in the sky, but it is a GREAT movie nonetheless.  

Also, if you haven’t seen Princess Mononoke, check it out too. 

This movie was directed by Miyazaki’s son.