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Girls who become monsters always have that sexy walk thing where they’re suddenly more badass or confident (Ginger Snaps or Jennifer’s Body.) We need a girl who turns into a monster and enters the room like Tobey McGuire in Spiderman 3.
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Yellow - Coldplay.
Saw someone typo 'queerbaiting' as 'queenbaiting'. Is that when you think you hear Under Pressure but it turns out to be Ice Ice Baby?
how funny would it be if nandor rly goes off on his own moping around about how guillermo abandoned him at the station n the doc crew just…doesnt tell him. for the Drama of it all
nandor: guillermo has finally proved himself worthy…but it appears that i am not worthy of him…i truly am all alone in this cold, cruel world, and the one i trusted with my life has left me in my time of need once again…
camera operator number 4: hey should we tell him that guillermo is trying to claw his way out of a shipping container right now
producer: no, no…this is good shit
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Since you wanted asks, Would you be interested in writing some fake museum descriptions for the crimson peak costumes of they were historical pieces?
Oh man. I actually had a oneshot in the works about a staff member at a museum that was once the Cushing house in Buffalo- now dedicated to Edith's life and career -examining various garments owned by the three main characters. Unfortunately the computer glitch that lost me my original WIP also got that story.
So, since you asked, I'm happy to oblige!
"Belt element in the shape of clasped hands, c. 1897. American. Celluloid."
(The belt fell through a loose board at the back of Edith's wardrobe and was hidden back there until the cloth part rotted from the damp. Eventually a local boy wandering the ruins of Allerdale found the faux buckle and kept it as a curiosity. When he died, decades later, his great-granddaughter had it appraised and donated it to the V&A. The only clue anyone found to its origin was an 1890s advertisement for a costume jewelry company in Providence, Rhode Island, showing similar pieces.)
"Gown, 1878. Silk, glass beads, baleen boning, metal closures. Made by the House of Worth for Lady Beatrice Sharpe, and altered by her daughter Lucille at a later, unknown date."
(Fashion history nerds commonly call this Worth's "Blood Drop Dress." Replicas are a favorite on Instagram whenever Fall For Costume includes "gothic" as a prompt.)
"Nightgown, 1901. Silk, mother of pearl buttons, Valenciennes lace. Made by Candice Abbot of Buffalo, NY for the bridal trousseau of Edith Cushing, later Lady Sharpe. The source of the deep staining at the hem is unknown."
"Overcoat, c. 1883. Velvet, silk, brass buttons. Origin unknown."
(Another piece that became divorced from its context. Edith donated most of Thomas' clothes to charities after his death, seeing no reason to keep them. His pocket-watch alone she kept, since he made it and it therefore had much more of his essence than his clothing. This coat wound up in the collection of LACMA when a treasure-hunter found it in a thrift store in Maywood, California.)
Can we go back to when horror movies were called "satellite of blood" or "theatre of blood" or "palace of the damned" and "the screaming never ends" cause like now we keep getting these one word title horror movies like Hereditary and Relic and Censor and it's like this doesn't tell me anything about the level of blood, screaming, or whether everyone in it is damned
I wish everyone would admit that classic literature is inherently difficult to read, and that you shouldn’t feel stupid if you don’t “get it”. Especially the dark academia/ classic lit fandoms and stuff. Like unless you have the vocabulary and pop culture knowledge of an 18th century nobleman, it’s going to be a tough read. It’ll take you longer to read; you’re not stupid if you’ve spent several months on a single book! And you don’t have to enjoy everything. It’s okay if you got bored after one chapter of Wuthering Heights, and couldn’t be bothered to read the rest. It’s okay if you want to read your favourite kids book for the 10th time instead. You’re not stupid. No piece of literature is inherently better, more “important”, more “meaningful”, or more “intellectual” than another. First and foremost, read what brings you joy.
Yep. The ‘trick’ to classic lit is that it presupposes a certain amount of Prior Knowledge
You know how we joke that our memes must be completely incomprehensible to outsiders? That’s what’s happening here
But instead of referencing, say, the bone stealing witch or the wonderbread guy or Skyrim or loss.jpeg, classic literature assumes you’re gonna know all the stuff a Back-Then Reader would have known
No kidding, like. when you read Classic Literature™ in context of academia? We’d always get at least a week-long crash-course on the relevant historical context, social tensions, religious understandings, pop-science misconceptions, common literary tropes — And we’d get handed a selection of short stories and poems from other contemporary authors for a sense of the General Cultural Vibe — THEN we would finally read the book.
I mean, imagine trying to understand Stranger Things except you have to guess what all the Star Wars and D&D talk is about based on a single preserved reylo fic and a historical summary of the Satanic Panic. That would be really weird and confusing, right?
So if you’re reading classic lit on your own, without a passionate expert scribbling on the whiteboard to explain ancient memes and break down ye olde Discourse for you? Of course it’s gonna be hard to understand!
It’s natural to struggle, and it’s okay if that’s not your idea of fun.
Today’s classics were often yesterday’s pop culture — and it’s perfectly fine if you’d rather use your precious free time and limited energy to engage with pop culture that’s Relevant To You instead
Just to add--if you are interested in classic literature, the first book in the era you’re looking at (probably somewhere in the 1800s?) will be the weirdest. But you’ll start to recognize references, social mores, etc. more and more, until future books don’t throw you off nearly so much.
Also: You don’t have to understand every single reference for the story to work, as long as you get the gist of it. For instance, I haven’t read any of the Gothic novels Jane Austen parodies in Northanger Abbey, but I don’t have to. All I have to understand is, “A fangirl has been reading tons of paranormal romance and dreaming up so much fic in her head that she’s completely unprepared for what real relationships are like.” This should be familiar to absolutely ANYONE on Tumblr.
It’s tougher than contemporary stuff, yes, and it’s hardly a big deal if it’s just not your bag--but it can be a whole lot of fun. Don’t be pressured into reading what you don’t like, but also don’t be intimidated by anything that might interest you. Find your joy, wherever it lies.
literally me whenever my lecturers bring up galton
enemies to lovers romance between me and myself
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Dragons: Lanterns and Signs 🐉
Gonna hang one of these outside the door of my condo and dare the HOA to complain
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unpopular opinion: dark academia is but an evolution of the early 2010s tumblr teaboo/british obsession/wholock mania. the insufferable intellectualism? bbc sherlock roots. tweed jackets aesthetic? the 11th doctor's influence. in this essay i will
also the weird studyblr culture that priorized academic aesthetics over actual knowledge
question from a bisexual, to all fellow lgbtq+ babies! 🧡
we all have seen that one character that made us all realise that we a def not straight…. so who made ya’ll realise??? XD
Apparently, straight girls do not look at Dr. Amy Farrah-Fowler and think “She is precious and I would treat her so much better than that doucheschnozzle”.
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Penny Dreadful was perfection
New post time at Gothic Charm School!
Where the Lady of the Manners gets mad and calls for a hashtag revolution in the goth subculture: “Not Pretty Enough” to be Goth. https://gothic-charm-school.com/charm/?p=1552
PLEASE comment on this on the GCS post, because it’s a discussion that needs to happen.
