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edmond dantes trying to avoid mercedes for like half of the book
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I think I locked in how I draw Raskolnikov
Expect a ton of Crime and Punishment art soon hehe 🤭

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just checked my pocket to see if my phone was still there... Kaz Brekker would be so disappointed
I think any time anyone has a migraine $2,000 should be directly deposited in their bank account as compensation
"I asked chatGPT-" well I asked Inej Ghafa and she said better terrible truths than kind lies
Maths is fun :)
"Wdym you're creating digital art wasn't your ipad stolen?"
"Well."
so abstract algebra pilled rn that i searched "image of rings" and was shocked when i got this

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i cannot tell if sherlock holmes is really regarded as a childish interest or if i have just have that preconception because i was really into it as a child but either way i don’t care
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The severance is that series that hit my triggers perfectly, feeling just a screw in an office machine where I have no control, it was very easy for me to empathize with the main characters, and the final twist is probably one of the most amazing!
every time I think about pride and prejudice I realize more and more that mr bennet is just the worst father
the thing is like mrs bennet is so outwardly ridiculous and over the top that it kind of disguises the fact mr bennet is equally ridiculous in his complete apathy and dismissal of the guidance he should be giving his young and quite financially vulnerable daughters. and any time there’s a problem he’s like lol that’s funny, im glad I don’t have to deal with it! like at least mrs bennet is trying. she is not doing it very well but she does try
"Was this book good or was I deeply 19 when I read it:" an investigative journalism series
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I love how in almost every adaptation of "The Count of Monte Cristo" the Abbe's last words are something like "Remember, do not let vengance consume you. Promise me you won't seek revenge. Justice is served by God" or smth like this, while in the book, the literal source material, he just goes "Find the treasure on the island of Monte Cristo. Get the money" and then dies.
This book is so unhinged, I can't even. It's pure chaos. Don't let anyone ever convince you that it's sophisticated classic literature. Dumas loved drama, schemes, adventures and dumb ironic humor.
The relationship between Eugénie and her father is fascinating. Danglars is very openly a man without conscience or much fatherly feeling, like, he's such an unashamed dickhead. But somehow this gives Eugénie more power than if he was a "family man", because that entails caring about grandchildren and prestige and obedient daughters. I mean, Mme de Saint-Méran loves Valentine! So she wants to hasten her marriage with a suitable match, which Valentine abhors. Eugénie on the other hand, by not receiving nor expecting fatherly love, can free herself to some extend from the position of daughter:
She makes an official appointment with M. Danglars, makes him wait for her to show up and tells him when he can sit. Then she engages in a negotiation, in which she establishes that he has nothing to hold over her (she does not care about riches, her mother took her own precautions etc), so they will make a deal that is beneficial to them both or not at all