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Seeing that the whole les mis fandom love Daniel Diges' Enjolras (los mis madrid) I feel the moral obligation to inform you of the fact that he went to eurovision
#that now makes three Les Mis actors that I know of who went to Eurovision.#Because Colm Wilkinson also went#and Jean Vallée (1980 French Javert) did too. Funnily enough he's also the guy who sang “Javert T'es Amoureux” so that's cool#Also both of them went in 1978!#are there more? how deep is this rabbit hole?#les miserables
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A while ago I found these German editions of Les Mis at a little free library! The translation was done by Paul Wiegler and Wolfgang Günther and it comes in three volumes. Here pictured with my English Brick for scale.

Not sure if I would have taken them otherwise (jk, I probably would've), but they come with these cool illustrated endpapers. I'd love to tell you who they're by, but it just says they were created based on contemporary illustrations.
Volume 1:


Volume 2:


Volume 3:


Also I'm not sure whether they show actual scenes from the book or they're just there for the aesthetic, but if anyone knows what's depicted here, I'd love to know!
These editions were published by the GDR publishing house Verlag Volk und Welt, which, according to Wikipedia, was the country's most important publisher of international literature. This also means they would have been subject to censorship prior to publication, so I wonder if/what they might have taken issue with in these. They're clearly still plenty long, soo... I'd read them and check but I'm still not done with the English translation so that has priority rn 😅
Anyway, if you have some scenes you would like me to take a look at or have any questions, I'd be happy to answer :)
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It’s Francis Crozier’s penguin, everyone!


#currently losing it at the fact that someone labelled this “Cape Horn (comma) AFRICA”#Cape Horn is very much in South America. What the hell went wrong there?#francis crozier#the terror-adjacent
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when the javert actor rolls his Rs 🤩🤩🤩
#patrick rocca in the 1991 paris revival 🤩#“ces mots sont inscrrrrits à l'encre éternelle sur les porrrtes du parrradis” augh his Javert is delightful <3#javert#les miserables
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No need to be sad, she does have other songs!
She recently started a solo project under the name Krea (krea_music_ on IG) and released an EP called 'The Callows' last year.
Here's the Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/4XYtEpC1u3a3cqXsZQnI9x?si=HDL65EggTR2M7NNHjUd09Q
But also, she's part of the band Wyvern Lingo with Caoi de Barra and Saoirse Duane, all three of them really skilled musicians. They have two great albums that I highly recommend, one self-titled, one called 'Awake You Lie', and she sings plenty on those. Fun fact: On Hozier's first tour Karen and Caoimhe used to do backing vocals, so there's also videos of Karen singing 'In a Week' with him live, and you can spot them in some of the old BBC Live Lounge videos of Hozier and his first appearance on Other Voices among others.
Speaking of Hozier, there's also another track they feature on together called 'In Your Own Sweet Time' by Zaska, which is a favourite of mine. See here: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/track/79Bgpf10NtBBKN2aAxA6OJ?si=3b7ddbad8e824ffe
So there's plenty, with more to come in the future, I'm sure! :)
Was listening to in a week by hozier and went to see what other songs Karen cowley had sung (her voice is seriously so ethereal) only to find she has no songs or albums of her own!!??
I’m so seriously so shocked and sad lmao
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how well can you recognize the characters of amc's the terror uquiz
disclaimer: i have face blindness and i had no idea who anyone was the first SEVERAL times i watched the show. there is no judgment here <3
#yay I got all of them right!#one answer was a complete guess tho. so luck was definitely involved there#and god bless fandom osmosis I would NOT have known the names of the marines or the ship's boys otherwise#here's another quiz idea: having to guess these people's job titles. that I would really struggle with for many of them I'm pretty sure#the terror
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this has probably been said, but the way that in that Ep 1 dinner scene Fitzjames has pushed away from the table to be almost parallel to Sir John whereas Crozier is sitting neatly to the side of it like the rest of the officers...
The visual distinction of James as the de facto Second when what he's bringing to the table is literally dramatic recountings of his prior adventures, unlike Francis' actual Arctic experience.. ugh, this damn show. it hurts me.


#look at them. aren't they so chummy.#also i get it. princess needs leg room.#but my god james. you look like an asshole!#the terror#james fitzjames#francis crozier
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Cosette is better than me because if my weirdo recluse father suddenly showed up with a massive, festering burn scar acting completely unconcerned and telling me to call a vet for him instead of a human doctor, I would have simply started killing.
#we talk about Valjean's saint-like qualities but what about Cosette man. that's a feat of mental strength.#also I'm reading the Donougher translation and I presume 'dog-doctor' means something like a vet? truly wild.#Valjean's wretched self-image strikes again#brick completion sprint#anyway Victor Hugo really set out to hurt me with the Jvj & Cosette dynamic in the chunk that I read today..#the bit abt why he hates Marius + the chain gang + the wound back to back to back?? evil. i am unwell.#cosette fauchelevent#jean valjean#les miserables
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honourable mention on this day of days to Caius Martius Coriolanus for also getting stabbed by conspirators
#shameless self-reblog for the occasion#still love Coriolanus. such a great play#ides of march#shakespeare#julius caesar#coriolanus
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I've already had the thought a couple episodes ago but I'm considering more and more seriously to upend my existing plans and write my Bachelor's thesis about Burrow's End... I'm doing an English Lit degree tho so I'd probably have to frame it in the context of it being an adaptation/reimagining/whatever of Watership Down to justify that, but I don't think that's outside of the realm of possibility.
Especially with the recent episodes the skill of Aabria and her players at crafting this story has just become so apparent and I already have a Google Doc with notes on Last Bast, so I'm kinda already doing the work.. What's holding me back tho is the fear that I'll taint my deep enjoyment of this series with the very real stress and pressure of academic writing. I really don't want to look at this very cool piece of art like it's work, but it has been absolutely blasting my brain to pieces lately. Much to think about.
#Also it's not even finished releasing yet but that's a small concern. I have a lot of faith here.#And I have to write a thesis anyway (it's the only part of my degree that I still have to do!) so it might as well be about this I guess!#my other idea is also kind of about adaptation too so there seems to be a pattern here#burrow's end#d20 burrow's end#burrows end
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“You’ve stood here for generations. Was that on four legs or two?”

“The humans are already here.”
#the animal farm of it all#<- tag stealing#truly red flag after red flag for 3 episodes before the showdown#they had it coming#burrow's end
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Okay, small observation here between Ep 7 & 8. Back in Episode 2, I noticed Brennan's hair changed to look kinda wet but it didn't really seem significant then. Now, however, there's multiple PC's with that look, which caught my attention.
Here's Brennan's hair changing from Episode 1 to Episode 2 + how it looks in Episode 7:
And here are Siobhan, Erika, and Jasper in Episode 7:
What are we thinking about that, folks?
My first thought was that it had something to do with their closeness to the Blue? As in Jaysohn almost fell into the reactor in Episode 6, Ava took an actual dip, and Tula has apparently been undead for a while. As for Jasper tho... foreshadowing maybe? There's also the fact that in the pin set Ava, Tula, and Jasper all glow in the dark... But I'm not really sure. Any other theories?
#tbh with Jasper it's a little hard to tell but I think it's glossier now than it was in the beginning#(this could fully just be styling but form often reflects content y'know so maybe it does mean something)#burrow's end#burrow's end spoilers#d20 burrow's end#d20 burrow's end spoilers#burrows end#burrows end spoilers
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The kids don't need 'Education', their mom will do just fine!
#between this and the coppers pun I would like to tip my hat to Aabria and her worldbuilding.#burrow's end#burrow's end spoilers#d20 burrow's end#d20 burrow's end spoilers
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okay this is not a prediction just a wish a hope a dream but... I really want Tula to kill Bennet. I feel like Brennan keeps trying to emphasize that Tula clocking him as dtf isn't about her being interested but her trying to figure out how to use him. And everyone keeps glossing over it and I understand why but I'm actually so interested in that aspect of Tula? She's calculating, she's smart, she's the kind of person to focus on the goal above everything else. And for her, the goal is her children. And if she can use Bennet to secure safety for them, she will. I just also think that if she clocks him as a threat to her kids, no matter how much kindness she has shown him, no matter how much he trusts her, she will not hesitate to kill him. Just like she didn't hesitate to go for the heart of the bear.
#100%#I definitely want more interactions between them but#I'm much more interested in Tula's ability to make use of whatever vulnerabilities Bennett has than seeing them hook up.#As a team leader Bennett is one of the representatives of the normalisation of violence in this society and I REALLY wanna see#what Tula does if he lets slip that he has a bit too much tolerance for stoats dying in pursuit of the Last Bast's cause.#I want that stoat Obliterated!
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Investing now on the theory that Tula was either there for whatever killed Geoffery or him still being alive when she got there.
#ooh fuck that's a good thought. damn.#I'm also pretty sure she was there for his death. what was the situation like? at this point who's to say.#but that would definitely be a Very intriguing storyline.#burrow's end
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I think we've seen hazmat suit minis in some of the promo materials so I assume humans will actually make their way into this campaign, but I do love the idea that the humans coming back is a Boogeyman that the first stoats prop up to keep order
#the humans coming back is probably not technically incorrect but I fully agree that that's not the full story.#all these efforts to arm themselves and collect food cannot just be genuine preparation. they must be covering something up.#that enemy-framing of humans is so complete that I'm certain it's serving another purpose. at some point the tale turned into propaganda#but to what end?#burrow's end
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my mood since episode 4 honestly
#THIS PLACE IS EVIL. IDK HOW YET BUT IT'S FOR SURE BAD!!#okay I'll finish the episode now that I've gotten that out of my system#burrow's end#burrow's end spoilers#d20 burrow's end#d20 burrow's end spoilers
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