In this moment, I am humanity, I write. The last of my kind.
Of course, this isn’t true, but the one thing the invasion hasn’t sucked out of me is my dramatics.
Before the aliens came I was Samantha, an average girl who was averagely good at everything. Now I'm a prodigy of gunmanship. A side effect of using a Remington 700 for the past few months. Remy is my pride and joy, my last true companion, the only thing left I can trust. I trust her with my life, which is a good thing seeing as it’s the last thing I have left to defend myself with.
Now I don’t know who I am. The invasion has taken everything from me.
Every day I run, I find shelter, I write in this stupid journal hoping that something good will happen. But it never works. Of course it never works. The aliens don’t care, why would they?
I sit up. The woods are silent, not uncommon considering I haven’t seen another human for weeks. But even now, they are silent- no birds chirping, no trees laughing, no breeze whispering. But a strange electric current hangs in the air, humming gently and tickling the backs of my ears and neck.
I am not alone.
Wallpaper aesthetics for the German TV series Netflix about the famous German hospital „Charité“ and it’s prominent doctors, like Emil Behring, Robert Koch, Paul Ehrlich in Season One. In Season Two we follow the Sauerbruchs and Adolphe Jung. And the newly released Season Three shows Otto Prokop and Ingeborg Rapoport.
The Series is a mixture of actual historical personalities/ events and tied in fictional characters. And it’s available on Netflix!
I just watched the 2021 movie CODA and omfg HOW IS THE FANDOM NOT BIGGER?!??!? I absolutely loved this movie, I cried a couple of times and could rewatch it infinitely. CODA is really a work of art and I wish there was a bigger fandom so I could gush about it with other people!