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and later on when neil asks Kevin what he has to lose Kevin does not answer but he still has Jean to lose.

once Jean is freed form the nest kevin knows Jean needs help but he also knows he can't be the one to help him, not directly at least. Kevin gives Jean the ho chance of a future worth living with the trojans.

Omg hi my favorite ask of the year 💜

My favorite is the All Melody (2018) album. It's the one i've listened to at the end of the cmbyn era. No really because it reminded me of the story in the first place but because it was safe and comforting. All the music with lyrics was painful at the time (as it often is when you're mourning a relationship ; and I was mourning even if the relationship wasn't mine) and there is none in this album so it helped me a lot.

Here are a few of my favorites :

Otherwise, Frahm's whole discography is very large, a bit weird and sometimes kind of experimental so it's easy to get lost. There are many I don't listen to

If you've liked the "All Melody" album, you can try the "Encores 1" EP that sounds a lot like it.

And here are a few randoms that I like a lot 😊

Tumblr doesn't want me to put more audios here but there was also "Familiar" (from the "Spaces" album) on my list.

Thank you for the question, Nonny! I like it and I'm actually glad (for once) to have read about the discussion before seeing the movie so I was able to pay attention to the details.

I don't know Frances McDormand enough to know if she could be uncomfortable with this but since she looks like a reasonable and smart person, I'm going to guess it wasn't it since there's nothing really uncomfortable with this specific setting. But since I don't know her, I guess I'm just going to project my own interpretation of it into what she could have meant.

To be honest, I kind of agree with her even if Wes Anderson doesn't. I feel like the relationship between Krementz and Zefirelli would be exactly the same with or without the sexual encounter, so it's kind of useless for me. I've only seen the movie once so I don't remember every detail that could prove or disprove the reality of it, but from my perspective it would be more interesting it they didn't. Like a way to say that a relationship between two people can look like a sexual affair without actually being a sexual affair but while maybe being an intellectual affair -- in their case. (SPOILERS) Towards the end of their segment, in the scene when Juliette calls them out on being in love or sleeping with each other, them going on with it (but not really confirm it per se? I can't remember) could be a way to say -- it doesn't matter if we slept or didn't sleep together, the main point of our relationship is elsewhere (in the ideas, opinions, writing, manifesto, whatever, etc. etc.)