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Camille on her deathbed (detail) by Claude Monet, 1879 // Twin Peaks (1x01) by David Lynch, 1990
Monet was so fascinated by the face of dead Camilla, that he could not help but capture it. âI found myself staring at the tragic countenance,â he wrote to his friend later, âautomatically trying to identify the sequence, the proportions of light and shade in the colors that death had imposed on her immobile face. Shades of blue,yellow, gray, and I donât know what. Thatâs what I had become⌠But even before the thought occurred to record the face that meant so much to me, my first involuntary reflex was so tremble at the shock of the colors. In spite of myself, my reflexes drew me into the unconscious operation that is but the daily order of my life.â
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The posthumous image of Laura was most probably inspired by the painting of Monet. Reconstructed by Lynch in similar Impressionist tones, it produces the same magnetizing effect. It even appeared on the cover of one of the issues of the Esquire magazine: a photograph of a dead body wrapped in polyethylene was published with the signature âWoman of the Yearâ. (x)
YELLOWJACKETS â S1E1 // S3E1
"Heterostraightphobia doesn't exist"
Me, an innocent heterostraight: Good macklemorning to you
Tumbler SWJs:
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MEGAN FOX and AMANDA SEYFRIED as JENNIFER CHECK and NEEDY LESNICKI
JENNIFER'S BODY (2009) dir. Karyn Kusama
MULHOLLAND DRIVE (2001) dir. David Lynch
CLUE (1985) dir. Jonathan Lynn
for april fools weâre deleting this entire site sayonara you weeaboo shits
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | 3.05 "Homecoming"

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"willow resurrecting buffy was a selfish act" im with you "because she didnt care about buffy" LOUD FUCKING INCORRECT BUZZER. willow resurrected buffy because she could not handle the grief or the loneliness it was an act born of a need for control and the childish want for her best friend and the belief that her pain weighs more against any force in the universe and it was an act born!!!! of the intense incredible love!!!!! willow has for buffy summers!!!!!!!
Seinfeld â 8.04: The Little Kicks
quinn fabray + hating men in s1
Lost another mutual to the hockey show. So few of us remain, and I fear we cannot hold out for much longer. We cannot get out. They have taken the bridge and the second hall. The end comes soon. We cannot get out. We hear drums, drums in the deep. They are coming...
The trauma people say survivors forget things to protect themselves because they were so horrible, but I think we can't or won't remember it clearly because we recognize, deep down, that we were having so much fun.

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mulholland drive (2001)
Itâs Jane Austenâs 250th birthday today and I just want to yell about how much modern writing (in the English language) owes to this woman.
Jane Austen did things with stories and characters that had simply never been done before. Do you like flawed characters who grow over the course of the story? Jane Austen pioneered the art of doing that in novels. Do you like it when a story is filtered through a characterâs perspective, so you can hear their voice in the narration? Say thank you to Jane Austen.
Iâm going to very, very generally summarise what novels looked like when Austen started writing. The first important thing is: they were an incredibly young genre. The first English book that everyone agrees âthis is definitely a novel, not a collection of short stories, or an allegorical fable, or a political commentaryâ is Robinson Crusoe, published 1719. Austenâs first book was published in 1811. Thatâs less than a hundred years!