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via Judy Butcher

Actually this is canon

(Note: The Book of Mormon link keeps breaking. If it happens to be broken when you want to watch it, send me an ask and I’ll give you the link. Same goes for any other musical if the link breaks.) (You never know when this will be updated, so remember to check the original post! You might find that I’ve added another musical since you’ve reblogged/liked the post!) (Note: No longer providing credit for tips on links. A bunch of the links broke when I was trying to edit this again, so I just cleaned them. Sorry. Thanks to those who have provided links in the past for this list, though!)

Flowers fade, the fruits of summer fade🥀🍂

I think it’s wildly impressive that this show about people from near 200 years ago, exudes this sense of sensuality, desire and intimacy that people and couples today are still inspired by and try to emulate. I honestly cannot think of another show where the anticipation of a kiss or touch that doesn’t happen makes people this insane.

I think it’s wildly impressive that this show about people from near 200 years ago, exudes this sense of sensuality, desire and intimacy that people and couples today are still inspired by and try to emulate. I honestly cannot think of another show where the anticipation of a kiss or touch that doesn’t happen makes people this insane.

In my opinion, I think people put her in the 15-19 age bracket because they don’t want to believe that a young woman can be just as naive as a teenage girl (in the novel it says “she has the heart of a 15-year-old”, not that she’s actually 15). Hate to break it to ya, but some of us adults are also gullible/naive. It makes her a well-rounded, believable character and it’s not her fault that Erik played into the lie. After all, if a voice like his, described as angelic or otherworldly, started speaking to you in your dressing room (I would likely faint cuz wtf, but if I didn’t, I would ask what’s going on) you would likely err on the side of the supernatural too.

Just gonna put my favorite scene from Phantom of the Opera 1990 EVERR

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë