Sometimes I wonder how people survive without obsessively thinking about fictional realities. Could not be me. Thinking only Real Life stuff for a whole day???? I would be dead.
I'm all in favour of Jonathan, don't get me wrong but when the count so sweetly threatens him while asking for his advice on solicitors and when he crawls like a lizard for Jonathan to gaze at and wonder what kind of a creature he is, I can't help but think that the count is one fun person.
Anyone who reblogs this post will have their user written on a poster saying "We Stand With Palestine" that I hope to put up somewhere in the village I live in, or the town that the village is next to.
couldn't sleep again last night so i've been thinking, & i realized that the main reason why i get anxious is not because i am scared to disappoint others, but because i have absolutely no trust in myself & my abilities.
Thematically, Jonathan accepting and keeping the crucifix on himself despite his beliefs and upbringing is very fitting.
The scene presents the theme of open-mindedness, even if it's tentatively keeping an open mind. It's a theme introduced early in the story, fittingly, as it will play a substantial role throughout.
i swear to god NOTHING makes me more pissed off then when everyone is like “oouheuehghoughough ough [thing] is so good it’s a classic you’ll love it” and they say it SO OFTEN that you resolve on principle to loathe [thing] with your entire being but when you actually get around to experiencing [thing] it literally IS That Good. physically trembling with rage at the fact that hamlet actually is one of the best plays ever written. DIE