wasteland-scraps:

I just need to have some Dag appreciation here.

When Max comes after them in the salt plains, she’s already showing so many signs of the person she will become. She has braided and wrapped her hair (reminiscent of the head wrap she has when we first see it, but so different), and in the strands hang a metal disc (looks like copper) and a small jaw bone. Already stylish, a little morbid, and entirely in tune with the Vuvalini aesthetic.

She just takes 10 hours with the old badass ladies to transform into a complete wasteland shaman, and I adore her so much. It’s as if with these people, she finds the person she has been waiting to become, all these years. 

Max found his better self in Furiosa, but I think The Dag’s better self was just always there, waiting for the time when she could become it.

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Cheedo and the Dag by the war rig

This is pretty much every frame of Cheedo and the Dag interacting by the war rig during that scene when they do (or don’t) kiss. I’m not taking a position on that. I cropped in tight on them and lightened it some to try to make the details more visible.

For context, these shots are intercut with shots of Max, who has taken a bunch of stuff from the rig and is about to go back to deal with the approaching Peacemaker. You can hear machine-gun fire in the distance. Max turns to have the conversation with Furiosa about taking the rig another half a click down the track, and answers her question about what to do if he’s not back by the time the engines have cooled with, “Well, you keep moving.” The fourth gif above (middle row, right side) is right before he says that.

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arealgoodname:

Mad Max: Fury Road is perfect in every single way

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Favorite relationships: Keeper of the Seeds + The Dag

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