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Not Dead
Hi mutuals!
I am SO SORRY that I have practically vanished for so long!
Real life sucked so hard for quite some time and I'm slowly getting my feet back under me and my life sorted. I hope. (And I found my password again so, yeay!)
Consider this as a warning: I'm probably going to be reblogging A LOT and probably quite out of date stuff, too.
I hope you all are having a good time!
I missed you :)
Kindest regards ~V
Dracula Daily - June 30
Hi! My nameâs Qwerty and Iâll be your Dracula tour guide today đ
Please find below a summary of each day's events as well as clarifications and explanations for any words, phrases, or customs that may not be super familiar to folks who donât read 19th Century literature regularly.
My plan is to do this for every update, so Iâll be releasing them concurrently with any correspondences we have from our mutual friend Jonathan -- and anyone else we meet along the way!
Content Warning: This excerpt contains imprisonment and coercive control, psychological horror, graphic blood imagery, attempted violence, suicidal ideation (situational/despair-driven), religious distress, dehumanisation, and intense hopelessness, as well as racist language typical of the period.
Summary
Jonathan wakes up just before the dawn, believing these may be the final words he ever writes. Convinced that death is near, he kneels in prayer so that, if he dies, he will meet death spiritually prepared. As daylight arrives, he feels the familiar sense of safety that morning has come to represent and rushes to the castle's front door, believing escape is finally within reach. His hope is immediately crushed: although the chains and bolts can be removed, the door has once again been locked after Dracula returned, making escape impossible.
Driven by desperation, Jonathan resolves to climb once more into Dracula's chambers and search for the missing key, deciding that even death at Dracula's hands would be preferable to remaining imprisoned. Descending again into the ruined chapel, he discovers Dracula lying within one of the great wooden boxes. This time, however, the Count has changed dramatically. Rather than the deathly figure Jonathan saw days earlier, Dracula appears rejuvenated: his hair has darkened, his cheeks are full, his skin flushed beneath its pallor, and fresh blood stains his lips and chin. Jonathan realises with horror that Dracula has recently fed and that each victim restores his youth and strength.
Unable to find the key, Jonathan is overwhelmed by the knowledge that he himself has helped bring such a creature to England. Fearing the countless future victims Dracula may claim in London, he attempts to destroy him with a shovel. The blow glances harmlessly away after Dracula's terrifying gaze seems to paralyse him, leaving only a wound across the forehead before the coffin lid falls shut once more. Jonathan is left wondering whether the paralysis was supernatural or simply the result of terror.
As he tries to decide what to do next, Jonathan hears the arrival of the Romani and Slovaks. Hoping to escape through whatever entrance they use, he races back toward Dracula's room, but before he can investigate, a sudden gust slams the door to the winding stair shut behind him, trapping him once again. Listening helplessly, he hears the workers carrying away the great boxes of earth, hammering the lids closed, and finally locking the castle behind them as they depart with Dracula hidden inside.
Left entirely alone in the castle with the three vampire women, Jonathan concludes that remaining there is a fate worse than death. Declaring that Mina bears no resemblance to the monstrous women below, he resolves to make one final escape attempt by climbing farther down the castle walls than ever before. Taking some of Dracula's gold in case he survives, Jonathan prepares either to reach civilisation or, failing that, to throw himself from the precipice, believing that even such a death would preserve his humanity better than whatever fate Dracula intends for him. His diary closes with a farewell to Mina and the hope that God's mercy is greater than the monsters surrounding him.
Clarifications, Explanations, and Footnotes
Coucou! Hope youre well. Do you happen to have a list of and/or a way of remembering expressions that seem like they would need the subjunctive but actually donât (unless theres a negative)? Like espĂ©rer for example.
Hello
I have a list, I don't have a trick - using them, reading a lot, listening to the radio (...) is the way. Even natives make mistakes!
Reminder: the indicative mood is used to express facts, certainty, objective reality, and descriptions in most independent statements and questions; the subjunctive mood is used almost exclusively in dependent clauses introduced by que (or equivalent conjunctions) to express subjectivity, doubt, emotion, necessity, or uncertainty.
AprĂšs que (after): je partirai aprĂšs quâil sera arrivĂ© - I will leave after he has arrived. (but avant que: subjunctive; aprĂšs que: indicative (action is completed, thus factual).
Croire que (to believe that) - in the affirmative only: je crois que c'est vrai - I believe that it is true (but je ne crois pas qu'il soit arrivé).
Douter que (to doubt that) â in negative or interrogative forms only: je ne doute pas quâil vient - I donât doubt that he is coming (but the affirmative douter uses the subjunctive: je doute quâil vienne).
Se douter que (to suspect/be sure that): je me doute qu'il dort encore - I am sure that he's still sleeping (confirmation).
Espérer que (to hope that): j'espÚre que tu comprends - I hope you understand.
Ătre probable que (to be likely that) - in the affirmative only: il est probable que tu as raison - it is likely that you are correct (but il n'est pas probable que tu puisses y aller, est-il probable qu'elle parte Ă l'heure ?)
SâĂ©tonner du fait que (to be surprised that) â indicative when focusing on an established fact: je mâĂ©tonne du fait quâil est toujours en retard - Iâm surprised by the fact that heâs always late (but without du fait que, subjunctive is expected: je mâĂ©tonne quâil soit en retard).
Il est certain/clair/Ă©vident/sĂ»r que (it is certain/clear/evident/sure that): il est clair quâelle ment - itâs clear she is lying.
Imaginer que (to imagine that): j'imagine que tu dis la vérité - I imagine that you are telling the truth.
Nier que (to deny that) â indicative when the speaker asserts the truth of the denied fact: tu ne peux pas nier quâil a un vrai talent - you canât deny he is truly talented.
Penser/trouver que (to think/find that) â in the affirmative only: je pense quâil a raison - I think he is right (but the negative and the interrogative trigger the subjunctive: je ne pense pas quâil ait raison - I don't think he's right).
Se rappeler/souvenir que (to remember that): je me souviens quâil était trĂšs gentil - I remember he was very kind.
Supposer que (to suppose) â when presenting a hypothesis as a fact for argumentâs sake: suppose quâil a raison, que ferais-tu ? - suppose he is right, what would you do? (but for pure hypothesis, subjunctive is possible: supposons quâil ait raison...)
In the case of circumstantial subordinate/adverbial clauses:
that express cause: the indicative is triggered by an established fact and the subjunctive by rejection or alternative (il gagne parce qu'il travaille but il a gagné, non qu'il ait travaillé dur and il a gagné, qu'il ait travaillé dur ou eut de la chance).
that express time: the subjunctive is triggered by jusqu'Ă ce que and avant que exclusively (j'attends jusqu'Ă ce que tu y ailles but je pars dĂšs que tu t'en vas).
Hope that helps! x

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[CN] Shaw's 2026 Birthday ASMR + Texts - A Refreshing Coolness
⥠Warning: This post contains detailed spoilers for an ASMR which hasn't been released in EN yet!âĄ
[Translation under the cut!]
hello again
I'm BAAAACK
TLDR thailand does not like tumblr so I've had to reconfigure shit and I didn't want to do any of that because I'm lazy at my core but I've finally done it after over a year
Also I live in bangkok now C:
AMA or don't or whatever!! I missed this burning dumpster đ©”