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Just me and the various ever growing subplots of my unwritten fics against the world
#my thoughts#going insane giggling and kicking my feet at three am every night thinking about new ways to psychologically torture [redacted]#this needs to stop I have to open the word document now
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The Brontë Sisters (1979) dir. André Téchiné
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max dupain : surrealist face in woods (1930s)
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Constance mugshots
#we have always lived in the castle#shirley jackson#I can't believe how many good posts I missed... That's what I get for not scrolling far enough on the dash#FREE MY GIRL. she didn't exactly do all that#love love love her expression here
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#severance#I wasn't going to reblog it at first because Hellyena was winning by far but vote for the selfcest yuri please
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constance's saccharine personality lends to her (false) image of domesticity; it's significant that merricat specifically poisons the sugar, and that supposedly sweet constance never takes any with her food. this sweetness laced with something sinister is true both of the sugar and of constance herself, who reveals a crueler side to herself by the end of the book. the rest of the paper talks about how the blackwood sisters use food as a form of agency and as a "destructive force", which importantly is facilitated by their class. food as agency in shirley jackson's we have always lived in the castle
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Sauve qui le peut (la vie), 1980, dir. Jean-Luc Godard
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Sauve qui peut (la vie), Jean-Luc Godard, 1980
#sauve qui peut (la vie)#films#isabelle huppert#lowkey this might be the film to reconcile me with Godard
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sorry to anyone who followed me for anything, ever. you are not getting that.
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gays in 1962 putting on their best suspenders and cone bras and lead poisoned cologne and perfume and donning their gay coded flowers heading down to the cinema to smoke ten cigarettes and see bette davis in scary drag makeup abuse joan crawford and kill people
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POSSESSION dir. Andrzej Żuławski, 1981
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