Jul 14
With the current state of the economy and the dating scene I'd just stay with Jareth if he offered.
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With the current state of the economy and the dating scene I'd just stay with Jareth if he offered.
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Childhood crushes
Audio: The Three Stooges - Pardon My Scotch
idk if anyone did this yet
Hello my lovelies I am back!
I have no idea how long for, however I am working on a few new pieces to hopefully post providing I don't get too busy!
We're going to ignore all of the shitty writing I have done in the past and we will be moving on to better content!
I can't wait for you all be able to see, hope you're all taking care of yourself 🫶
ARIANA REFERENCING LABYRINTH AHHHH
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his hair is so hard to draw but still lowkey proud of how this came out
Did the spooky of July
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Sorry for being late on the 5th of July
@ellensferatu This man is clever! 😂 And yes, I love saying that Jareth is Sarah. Like Orlok is Ellen (dans les sens de ses desirs diaboliser par la société). Jareth is that part of Sarah connected to her dreams. He embodies everything she desires. And he teaches her how to grow up (coming of age) without necessarily giving all that up (magic of childhood). Something she want from the beginning. Jareth is the slave of Sarah. Under her control. Like Orlok is under the control of Ellen.
And it annoys me that there are people who think this canonical reading of the film isn't feminist—and that a feminist reading would simply be one where Jareth is an abuser whom Sarah manages to defeat. Constantly insisting on a scenario where the woman is the perpetual victim isn't the feminist act they think it is—especially when, canonically, the exact opposite is true...