Just a Gryffindor born in the wrong country and trying to find my way in life. A lover of photography, reading, all things British, theater, brilliant words, chocolate, and my dear friends.
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Another Doctor Who commissioned piece, this time of Ten. I did this over Livestream awhile back and never posted it!
Hiddleston you sit like a hoor! …Not that I’m complaining.
Comic possibly by ORANGESNAPDRAGON
He doesn’t actually sit like tha-
Oh.
Slightly embarrassing that nearly everything in my art tag is Tom related.
For vforvet for being so lovely :)
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Albert and Joey’s separation brings tears to my eyes, but Captain Nicholls’ compassion is what really makes this scene so special. He might have just taken the horse and walked away, ignored this insignificant farm boy, but he doesn’t. Instead he pulls off his cap, no longer an officer in the war but just a man, and makes a promise that he clearly intends to keep. He understands what this war is doing and what it will do, so he takes a moment to ease the suffering of one of his countrymen.
This moment is so incredibly emotional and important, and it felt so because of Mr. Hiddleston’s raw, ardent acting. Tom’s sincerity and heart in this scene creates one of the most beautiful moments in the film. His eyes are so intensely honest and understanding that there’s no questioning Captain Nicholls’ promise. Tom puts forth a kindness in Nicholls and forges this stirring instant which brings some much needed compassion to the film. Tom Hiddleston’s acting is simply beautiful, honest, and whole, and it is an absolute joy to watch him working for his passion.
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Do you think that sometimes Tom Hiddleston just sits and watches tumblr, hands steepled, and says
Excellent. With every reblog, my power grows.
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