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"For her - all seven deadly sins"

Fritz Lang, Metropolis, 1927

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[7/10 female characters] - natasha rostova, war and peace

Natasha was happy as she had never been in her life. She was at that highest pitch of happiness, when one becomes completely good and kind, and disbelieves in the very possibility of evil, unhappiness, and sorrow.

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Vincent Price- MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH (1964)

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“After a cruel childhood, one must reinvent oneself. Then reimagine the world.”

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This is a word cloud of War and Peace.

The size of the words is proportional to the frequency these are said.

(I made this)

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Steamed Hams but it’s the title page for a Junji Ito comic.

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"I don't think this interests you?"

"On the contrary it's very interesting!" Replied Pierre not quite truthfully.

War and Peace, on the eve of the Battle of Borodino.

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We must be nothing. - No, you’re not that. You’re the only mystery worth solving.

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#if this ain’t me

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It's surprisingly a good show. When I heard it was about a Latino family I wasn't sure if it was my cup of tea (I'm Latino), I thought it was gonna be just about being a minority in the US. I'm glad I started watching it, it is really funny and heartwarming

You guys are all sleeping on One Day at a Time

I don’t know why more people aren’t talking about this show???? It is a genuinely great show that deals with important social issues unlike any other show I’ve ever seen.

The majority of the shows main characters are Cuban, that’s right, almost entirely PoC. There is one only white main-ish character.

It deals with mental illness. The mother suffers from PTSD after serving in the army. She is never belittled or made to seem weak. She is a strong woman who is portrayed as more than her illness. The show even shows her taking the steps she needs to help herself.

One of the main characters is a feminist teenage lesbian. 

Once she comes out her whole family supports her. Her mother struggles to come to terms with it but never lets her daughter know, instead she educates herself and eventually fully accepts it. Her grandmother, a devout christian, struggles as well for all of 20 seconds before she destroys the argument that being gay goes against god in a few short sentences

The white character is a rich white straight dude but is also a nice guy. Not a Nice Guy™ but an actual nice guy. He sometimes says/does racist and sexist things but is quickly corrected by either himself or other characters.

The show also deals with issues like illegal and legal immigration, racism and sexism. 

In short, this show is sent from fucking heaven and idk why more people aren’t talking about it. Go watch it

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I love this book. I love this book so much I mad a little graph so keep track of my progress

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One of the first times Nicholas saw the Emperor he wished the Tsar would order him to leap into a fire

Denisov: Nikolai Rostov, do not catch feelings for the Tsar.

Nikolai, crying softly and throwing himself on french bayonets: Too late.

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Look at this wonderful fanart!

I’d trust Vaska Denisov with my LIFE

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Vaska Denisov's alive! The last time I read about him he was at a hospital, and not doing so well, I wasn't sure he'd make it (it was a horrible horrible hospital). But he's alive! And serving as a lieutenant colonel of the hussars! I'm so happy

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Me with War and Peace, Natasha Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812 and with the BBC 2016 miniseries

Annoying everyone with my new obsession

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Because Marya’s act 2 entrance doesn’t get enough recognition…