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Ianthe spends all of Gideon lurking in the shadows being mad she's a secondary character, then she briefly gets to have her villain reveal and cunty little speech, only to be immediately upstaged by a much more impressive villain. Like, she finally gets the spotlight for one chapter and an hour later she's getting her ass beat to dust, and that's so funny to me.

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Archival interview with Natalie Perrey in Les Frissons d'un requiem (2024)

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The Three Princesses of Whiteland - The Queen Did Not Know Him, 1914 (Kay Nielsen)

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STOKER (2013) dir. Park Chan-wook

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the saint of heartbreak ◦ cover by @bitethebard

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the character

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PRACTICAL MAGIC 1998

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Duelling was so widespread among the 18th century irish upper class because the anglican church forbade homosexuality and so men had to get creative with finding another way to shoot loads into one another

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the saint of heartbreak

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Some drawings from a sketchbook. I’ve been really into colored ink lately

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rachel corrie’s letters

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the saint of heartbreak

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Instances of the word "love" in The Saint of Heartbreak.

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sorry for being so obsessed with that little man who lives in my head. as if i have any choice

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Black Sails (2016) / Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights (1847) / Aeschylus, The Oresteia (trans. Anne Carson) (458 BCE) / Crimson Peak (2015) / The Haunting of Hill House (TV, 2018) / A Ghost Story (2017) / Shastra Deo, interviewed in Liminal Mag (2018) / The Devil’s Backbone (2001) / The Orphanage (2007)

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Samuel Beckett, letter to Morris Sinclair (March 4th, 1934), The Letters of Samuel Beckett, Vol. I: 1929-1940 [ID'd]

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oh you want to eat me? that’s crazy haha. Can we kiss