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Whaaat don’t feel strange, I love it, super nice to see people enjoy what I post as much as I do

9. Favorite breed, why?

Well, I’m always a bit torn on this. I loooove big, chunky warmbloods with a beautiful build. Like Sandro, who’s a KWPN, or any good selle français with a good mind.

I like warmblood’s big gaits, but then I also love iberians with their natural aptitude to the rassemblé (can’t remember the english word). Some of the working equitation’s lusitanos in particular seem such dreams to ride.

so I don’t know which to choose argh

After some research about the red dragon some of the scenes make sense (buying those teeth for example) but it's bullshit to let the viewers inform themselves and really poor writing! Have a nice day ;) (2)

See, that’s what I thought. My family used to all eagerly watch Hannibal and I could therefore get a gauge of how a non-book reader would interpret scenes and such, but this season they’ve all but given up. The second ep pissed them both off because “we already saw this shit last year!” with the unbelievable 7 minute shot for shot flashback of Mizumono.

Around ep 4 my sister gave up, said it was confusing and boring. Around ep 6 my mother gave up for the same reasons. Since then it’s just been me watching it by myself and struggling through. 

Haha, and my childhood too, it seems. Oh boy, now I’ll have to think for a bit…Yellow: 7 facts about my childhood

1. I spent my first few years moving around quite a bit and my fondest memories are of the time when I was living on Sylt for like 3 or 4 years or so. That was where I went to kindergarten and started school. Moved away when I was 8. =/

2. I learned to read before I got to school because I wanted my mum to read me comics and she didn’t want to. So taught me to read them myself and from then on I loved reading. 

3. I lost 2 milk teeth without ever finding them again. One I lost while I was playing outside (which I loved doing as a kid, I was really into climbing trees - now I’m afraid of heights), ran around, got hit in the mouth by a twig - tooth was gone, nowhere to be found. The other I lost while eating a sandwich, I just swallowed it without noticing - obviously also never seen again.

4. On one occasion, I was probably about 4 or 5, I thought it was a good idea to stand on my younger brother’s head to get something from a shelf. Didn’t harm him but I got in trouble nonetheless. 

5. I used to have a few pets during my childhood. Family pets were two birds called Grünkohl and Spätzle and a dog called Charlie. Don’t know what happened to the birds but Charlie was given away to friends when we moved away. Later had a puppy called Mickey that (suppossedly, it was my stepfather going for a walk with him) bit someone so he was also given away. Then a bird whose name I forgot that just died. And my last childhood pet would be a grey bunny usually called Mucki but I had actually named him Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington. Nobody cared about that. Given away when my sister developed an allergy against everything with fur.

6. I really loved visiting my grandparents. Like my grandfather always took me to the museum to look at the bog bodies (that sounds so weird, Moorleiche sounds way better). I also really loved school trips to the moor.

7. I learned to play the recorder and Glockenspiel. As did almost everyone I know. I can’t play it anymore though. .. That was like 20 years ago, omgOrange: 6 facts about my home town 

1. Our castle is fucking yellow. It’s so ugly. But the garden is beautiful even though it’s not actually connected to the castle (anymore at least, might have been once).

2. It’s a bike town. Cars are basicallly useless because you can go almost everywhere way quicker by bike. I miss that now.

3. Eating kale is such a huge thing during the winter. Never been part of a Kohlfahrt myself but I love the idea of it; talking a walk with a group of people, drinking alcohol and eating good food (kale) later - what about this doesn’t sound good? 

4. We have the Kramermarkt, a huge fair usually in September/October (only October this year).  It’s alright, the best thing is actually the parade at the beginning. It’s lead by Graf Anton Günther and his pals on horses and I don’t know why this is the best part of it but it just is.

5. It’s close to where Dieter Bohlen comes from. He went to school in my home town. Actually to the same school I later attended. 

Oh gosh, the stag man heart monster.... where do I begin.

First off it’s just a really badly done CGI? It looks like a chewed up wad of gum held upright by some pretzel sticks.

It felt to me like an empty hallucination? The stag is dead. It died for a reason. The stag was symbolic of the aspects of Lecter that Will didn’t know, like his being the Chesapeake Ripper. The stag is dead because the scales have fallen from Will’s eyes and he can see Lecter completely for what he is. SO WHAT IS THE POINT OF BRINGING IT BACK???