Nov 28, 2020
they don't call maurice (1987) groundbreaking for no reason
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they don't call maurice (1987) groundbreaking for no reason
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Featherstonhaugh, being relatable as a salty single gay third-wheel to his friends.
mom can you pick me up? these guys are eating my apples and headbanging to tchaikovsky on the pianola
gay friend groups be like: the blundering fool, the tchaikovsky stan who despises his mother's character, the glasses-wearing goth, an oscar wilde re-incarnate that never shuts up, the cricket enthusiast that can't read the room to save their life, the-
*Cambridge, 1909*
Maurice:
Chapman: Clive Durham is flawless
Risley: He owns a pianoforte
Featherstonhaugh: I hear his hair is insured for £10,000
Chapman: I hear he does tweed commercials - in Japan
Risley: his favourite book is 'The Symposium' by Plato
Dean: One time he said I omitted the mainstay of Athenian society by saying 'omit the unspeakable vice of the Greeks'
Dean: it was amazing
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*modern au*
Clive: I could be a barrister
Risley *skateboards thru hallway*: barrister of being a dick maybe
Featherstonhaugh *from opposite room* : BARRISTER OF EATING MY APPLES
Maurice *not looking up from book*: barrister of repressing ur sexuality
“Is this Sophocles? Try reading it for the characters rather than the author, it’s much more interesting.” (Featherstonhaugh & his Sophocles vs. Clive who won’t shut up)
me when featherstonhaugh appears on screen