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THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991)
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THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991)
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jodie foster on set of silence of the lambs
The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
I just know Bryan Fuller saw Hugh auditioning for Will Graham and was rubbing his hands together…….. nbc Will is clearly an original blend of their characters but he even LOOKS like Jodie Foster as Clarice. If you told me these people were related I’d be like yeah, duh. Crazy
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I think a lot about the different things Tamora Pierce’s various series have to say about the education system and how it treats kids. I think it shows a really interesting collection of ideas that I think reflect a lot about the time they were written and Tamora’s own evolving ideas.
Like, obviously we start with Alanna and SOTL, which is all about pure access. The question here is very simple: should girls get access to the education system? And the answer is equally simple: yes, obviously. This is a book about proving that these girls who have been denied access to the system can, in fact, succeed if given a chance. That girls are just as capable of doing well as boys are, and that they deserve the same opportunities as boys do. We are shown that with enough determination and support from the people close to her, Alanna can push through and beat these people at their own game.
Then we have circle of magic, where we are instead asking ourselves: what about kids who aren’t able to succeed inside that system? Not every kid is Alanna. Some kids are never going to be able to brute force their way through the system as she did. Not because they’re not as smart as her or as determined, but because they’re different. The system is never going to work for them, so the only way forward is to remove them from the system. And in doing that, these kids find success no one in the system ever dreamed possible for them.
Then we get to Kel and protector of the small, and we finally get to ask what in my mind are the real questions. Rather that a pure question of whether she has access to the system, Kel is also questioning the value of the system itself. How it treats the people inside it and those supporting it, like Lalasa. She is looking at the system and instead of accepting it at face value, she asks why it works the way it does, and if it hurts so many people and privileges bad behavior, is this the right way? And if it’s not, what does a better way look like, and what does it take to change it?
Idk, i just think our evolving understanding and ever changing relationship with progressive movements of the past is such a cool part about our society, and I love that you can see that here
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This is inspired by that one part of Silence of The Lambs (book)
All these fanons and fics where Clarice is dumb and singleminded and doesnt know anything about anything when!!! Its canon!!! That she's a car buff, that she hides fashion magazines with the same guilt that one would have when hiding porn (so she must have SOME fashion knowledge), that she knew the exact model of the gun her father had and knows exactly which technical problem caused it to not work (some gun knowledge), that she knows EXACTLY which wines Lecter would most probably enjoy and buy and devises a clever way to track him based on his expensive tastes (AND IT WORKED), and that before being given an office in Behavioural Sciences to work on the Lecter case she was a TECHIE agent!!! My girl can code!!! #womeninSTEM + in sotl she gets an A- on Crawford's seminar in UVA that had something to do with civil rights + knows Spanish!!!!
My girl is smart!!! Knowledgeable on a wide variety of subjects!!!! Stop painting her as dumb and as not Lecter's equal she totally tricked him with that Plum Island offer in sotl despite his whole "i can smell it when people lie to me, Officer Starling" routine
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