piss baby jude?

she’s trawling on my man till i’m faulkner. is this anything

me too im dying over them all the time

After crabs the second most talked about animal in the silt verses is birds: Carpenter and Faulkner traveling under the disguise of birdwachers, the name of their river, Mason's childhood story, Faulkner thinking of his followers as birds, even just Faulkner's name, etc. In a naturalist way, it makes sense, rivers provide homes to many bird species, birds are very important to the biosphere of a river. And in a textual way, seens they are associated with the Wacher in the Wings birds could represent symbolically the narrative, the story that the characters are performing, that they have crafted and locked themselfs in or that other have crafted and caged them in, and that will seize them and slow them whole, just like birds will with their prey. I wonder if, giving that a faulkner is the job title of someone who keeps and trains falcons, Faulkner's name is meant to represent that fact that he is the character who is most preoccupied with trying to tame his narrative, to make the story take the shape he wants.

so beautifully said! while making silly little animal versions for the characters I kept finding myself drawn back to birds again and again. now there's someone making a post-tsv fan series called The Book of Faulkner, under the name Katabasian Wren (who was mentioned in tsv at one point). I know it's likely not related, but I thought abt this and now i'll be thinking about it during the whole Book of Faulkner as it comes out haha

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