That’s definitely Tom Hiddleston, but who is the woman?

Oh, I love Finch. That would be perfect. TKaM was one of my favorite books as a kid. Curse him, indeed! You could threaten to name him Napoleon, after the Animal Farm character :)

Watson would be good, too! I’m a sucker for pets named after literary characters.

Yes it was! And you’re welcome :)

oh my god his eyebrows!!! They make him look like a little old man. Adorable! Smart, curious, not trusting? How about Sherlock? Or Arthur? or Conan? (I don’t really see “Doyle” as a dog’s name). Just my two cents :)

I’m so glad you love it!!! It’s been such a revelation for me!

yes it is unusual, but that is a separate problem. It doesn’t invalidate the story.

I lol’d.

Let’s go with your story.

see I think that perspective is so reductive that it misses the point entirely. It isn’t about all disabled people ever, because obviously all disabled people aren’t better off dead. That is a ridiculous straw man. It’s about this one particular person making a choice that is a result of their particular experience.…

Thank you for posting this - I had no idea.

This is an excellent point and I think the best argument against the story. I don’t have a good response because I do agree with it and it just shows that we need more representation. Then the movie wouldn’t have to speak for a huge non-homogenous group as a whole.

While I’m not ill myself, I have seen a person who is close to me waste away and after that I’m fully in support of assisted suicide. I know I want that option in case I even get that kind of diagnoses. It’s painful and heartbreaking but I don’t want to go through that kind of suffering and I don’t want to put my…

note: I haven’t seen the movie and I am not differently abled.

She said on Graham Norton a while back that she would love to be in a Fast and Furious movie because it seemed like fun. I think we found our getaway driver!

If they’re doing this I want Beth Reisgraf and Aldis Hodge involved.

I’ve had this happen, too!