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Mas eu ia ficar um nojo nesse de baixo 

Christian Dior Spring 2020 Haute Couture Collection

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Peekaboo! Source: entropykat on catpictures.

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I mean.., at least it´s going faster than the year March

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i am going to read most of my dark academia books (cause why not we are all suck in quarantine) so here is a list of anyone wants to do so as well. if you have any suggestions please add them

The Secret History

If We Were Villains

Anything by Anne Rice (idk if she counts as da but I’m reading Interview With the Vampire now and I get those vibes big time)

Ninth House

Song of Achilles

Circe

Coraline

Dracula

The Count of Monte Cristo

Phantom of the Opera

The Great Gastby

i really want to add more so!! hopefully I can find some more books that fit lol

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soooooo, I was wondering.... what if Coraline’s cat is the same cat in Halloween Town (the one that climbs Sally’s lap while she sings).

 Anyway, let’s start from the beggining. We all know that Coraline’s cat can walk through worlds and on the “Other Mom’s” world he talks and shit. We also know that when Jack goes to Christmas World he goes through a beautiful spiral (familiar?)

Another thing that we know is that Coraline, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Frankenweenie and Copse Bride are all Tim Burton’s movies, and we also have Paranorman, which isn’t a burton’s movie, but Chris Butler (director of Paranorman) worked with Burton on Coraline and said he got inspirations of his work.

 Moving on, Doctor Finklestein in The Nightmare Before Christmas, could be the older version of Frankenweenie’s Victor Frankenstein, and Victor (Victor huh?) from Corpse Bride could be the same person but as a young adult.

 In frankenweekie Victor had a dog, Sparky, that died and he did all that undead shit to him but then he finally accepted his dog’s death and let him go, now when he became an adult all that proposing to the dead girl thing happenend, and he ended up meeting with his long term friend, now Maggot, again (and Maggot is only made of bones because it has been so long since he started to decompose), after all that he grows old and Maggot, or Zero, is now merely a ghost of his beloved friend.

Going back to Victor, or... Victors, Victorin Corpse Bride fell in love with Victoria (cute huh?) but as they grew old together she died first and he made it as his lifegoal to bring her back to life, I mean, he did it to his dog didnt he? So in The Nightmare Before Christmas he creates Sally, but she’s nothing like Victoria, which makes him pretty disapointed because even their personalities are different, so he moves on to make another him.

 they look alike, don’t they?

okay he look pretty fucked up here but it could be him, his head is still weird shaped.

Anyway, going back to the universes and the doors, we know that the “other mom” in Craline has a limited knowledge about Coraline’s world, so whenever Coraline tries to walk away from the house she ends up in the same place because the motherfucker mom has a limited imagination, and in The Nightmare Before Christmas the towns are almost like that, you can see that Halloween Town and Christmas Town are both small and limited, the rest is just a bit of basic shit like sknow or threes.

 So what if Coralined button eyed mom came out of Halloween Town? She found a way to travel through the worlds like the cat does and never came back to her own. And what about the three kids in Coraline?? They’re the same as the ones in The Nightmare Before Chistmas, I mean they have a small difference, in one movie theres two girls and one boy and the other is the opposite but who cares??? I’m already going to far with it to stop.

Since the kids in Jack’s movie are very curious it wasnt hard for the weird ass mom to convince them to go with her, but they ended up having their ayes ripped off. They do look alike, at least the girl with the hat and the round face boy.

 Congratulations if you read all of this, tell me if you have anymore crazy ideas about it.

 Proudly, Bruna