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setting aside despair agony anguish madness etc.

i love how dantes gives his biggest reveal speech, so dramatic, so intense, and villefort just. moves on immediately.

so far, every time he revealed his real name, people were thunder struck and all previous matters where abandoned, because it's DANTES ! a ghost rising from his grave !

while villefort's response is just: "ok. are you done ?"

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umberto orsini ivan to deal with art block

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Genuinely 90% of historical fiction would be so much better if more writers could get more comfortable with the fact that to create a good story set in a different time period you do actually have to give the characters beliefs & values which reflect that time period

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WAIT A SECOND....

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Ich bin nicht jeder Mann. Sie hatte mich sehr gern. Das weißt du, D a n n y …

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they were so sick for this

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this is like 100% petty all things considered but i just can’t wait until some of u learn that it is absolutely normal for people of any age to refer to their dads as “daddy” in many parts of the south like it isn’t a red flag there. 60 year old women in my family still refer to their dads as “daddy.” and btw i think anyone should be allowed to call their own fathers whatever they want without someone either making it nasty or being accusatory like don’t you get tired of making ppl uncomfortable for no reason

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There was a barber and his wife And she was beautiful A foolish barber and his wife She was his reason and his life And she was beautiful And she was virtuous And he was... Naive.

George Hearn in Sweeney Todd the Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1982) during Final Scene

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To me, no production of Sweeney Todd will ever be as gut-wrenching as the 1982 production with George Hearn in Final Scene. How he holds Lucy so tightly, trying to bring her back to life, petting her, kisses her hoping it'll wake her, only having to accept what he's done as her head falls. Still he sings to her, wanting her back, wishing he wasn't so foolish. If only he found her sooner, if only he wasn't so blind by revenge, if only he was told the truth of her whereabouts. All he ever wanted was his family back in his arms. Not all this anger, all this blood, all this pain and sorrow. Just his Lucy and Johanna. George just portrays this pain so well.

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Im enjoying the longevity of tumblrs recontextualization style of humor. a seemingly innocuous post followed by like "posts that a gnome would make" or like "are you a phone"

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another study that turned into maxim and the narrator,, was listening to good luck, babe while drawing this

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Excerpt from the original script of the 1939 version of the scene where Frollo confronts Esmeralda.

Note the alternate dialogue.

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pia elisabeth with milan der tod may be the thing that makes me commit the insanity of booking a trip to the netherlands

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Serkan Kaya (Erik, and joins in again at the end with the first key change in ‘Der Letzte Tanz’), Mathias Edenborn (Der Tod) and I sadly do not know the Christine singer’s name.The Phantom of the Opera (POTO) x Der Letzte Tanz (Elisabeth das Musiacal) from MUSICAL ROCKS concert in Vienna 2010.

@ami-fidele asked for “Serkan because I love him”