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When In Disgrace With Fortune and Men’s Eyes
Summary:
“Some of these things are true and some of them lies. But they are all good stories.” —Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall
Why leave the house? A pull. By who?
Why go to the ruins? A drag. To where?
Why follow that bird? Curiosity. For what?
Why walk to the statue? A draw. Towards something unknown… And maybe something beautiful too.
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Set within the world of Wolf Hall (by Hilary Mantel) book/TV Series. A Thomas C x OC fic
Notes:
This story is based upon Mark Rylance's and Hilary Mantel's version of Thomas Cromwell. Rated M for scenes of warfare and other things. Warnings for period specific attitudes - see the tags for a full list of things to look out for.
This is not a "time travel" story, it's more of a "The Ghost and Mrs Muir" type thing, which was a BIG influence here.
For detective drama casting hour: Have you seen the BBCs new (and ridiculous) 'Hairdresser Mysteries'? Anyway, Sally Phillips in... Morseverse and/or BBC Sherlock? And also looking at your recent Wolf Hall posts, Mark Rylance, dealers choice of show. :)
I would never sin against a woman by putting her in BBC Sherlock.
Sally Phillips, I feel, would be a crisp, no-nonsense politics lecturer in Lewis, whose sense that her tutorial schedule and student supervision obviously should take precedence over a murder inquiry -- the dead can always wait; these students have careers in front of them -- leads to friction.
Mark Rylance can play against his Cromwellian legacy by playing an Anglo-Catholic priest in Endeavour. Is this a flimsy excuse to have Mark Rylance quoting the metaphysical poets and/or Gerard Manley Hopkins? Obviously.
When In Disgrace With Fortune and Men’s Eyes
Chapter 12: From sullen earth, sings hymns at heaven’s gate
Summary:
“We don’t have to invite pain in, he thinks. It’s waiting for us: sooner rather than later.”
― Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall
Cromwell x OC
I've been watching Toy Story 2 and I don't know how to explain that this penguin reminds me of Mark Rylance.
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Here cometh the annual Olivia and Viola pride month arts...yay lesbians 💖🏳️🌈✨
Not me doom-liking all these Wolf Hall posts on Tumblr.com 🤦♀️
MARK RYLANCE and ANTON LESSER as Thomas Cromwell and Thomas More Wolf Hall (2015) | Episode three.
