juna

the worst part about a migraine is that it is BORING

i mean, you know, people are entitled to their sexual proclivities. let there be a thousand blossoms bloom, as far as i'm concerned. but i ain't spending any time on it, because in the meantime, every three months, a person's torn to pieces by maenads in thebes

every night as i fumble to plug my phone into its charger i think of how bbc sherlock holmes would classify me as an alcoholic

crime and punishment was written to jsck off the body, devils was written to jack off the soul, and tbk was written to jack off the mind. follow for more literary analysis

the way some people talk about their supposed favourite fictional characters is like. well youve stripped them of every single aspect that made them interesting. youve created a brand new guy & theyre boring as hell. now what

five hundred cigarettes 😊

while obv people getting the iliad's time focus wrong and saying that it ended with achilles' death is a very annoyingly common mistake i also think it's kind of fitting in relation to the ways achilles DOES die in the iliad. he ends the poem having basically killed himself in more ways than one after killing hector and he knows it. the last time we see him we know as well as he does that he's got an expiration date and it's very soon. he's alreasy chased around and killed a man in his own armour. not to mention all the ways in which he rejects life after patroclus' death. from his lying resembling that of patroclus' corpse (κειται Πάτροκλος/κειτο), to being sustained by ambrosia instead of human food just like patroclus is by thetis. like the entire murder/suicide thing going on between achilles and hector PLUS the idea that patroclus' death is modeled after and made to represent achilles' own from a narrative standpoit makes everything much more i tresting. i know it's definetly been said before but achilles' relationshio with death and his suicidality even should be taken into much more consideratkon in conversation about him.

is the brothers karamazov fandom divided equally over ivan and alyosha. or is there a small subset of people who have dmitri or pavel as their main favoritest blorbo and will defend them to whoever will listen

I’m always amazed how often R + B’s relationships to masculinity actually come up directly in the series to the point of being one of the core differences between them. Raffles is able to effortlessly rise to the top of the male dominated social spheres Bunny can never fit into, but doesn’t seem to have any emotional attachment to them. Bunny’s bullied at school, comes out of prison “not unprepared” for violence, and doesn’t fare any better in the army. It’s ripe for investigating those systems and the entire Victorian cultural machine if anyone *rattling the bars of my cage* IF ANYONE WANTED TO MAKE A NEW ADAPTATION or even just write a paper or something ANYTHING

I am printing these words out and gluing them backwards onto my forehead