#Deborah Riley

[addictivecontradiction]

Control, 2007

[kieraplume]

Sam Riley as Ian Curtis & Samantha Morton as Deborah Curtis in Control.❤️

In everything dramatic, Sam Riley is great .❤️

[onebluebookworm]

September 2023 Book Club Picks

I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith: Cassandra Mortmain lives in a crumbling Suffolk castle with her penniless and eccentric family - her wild-tempered author father, her precocious younger brother, and her sensible older sister - recording their various misadventures in her diary. When two wealthy American brothers become their new landlords, Cassandra and her sister are immediately drawn to them, wondering if perhaps they've finally found an escape from their mundane lives.

Deborah Goes to Dover by Marion Chesney: Hannah Pym sets out once more for a glorious adventure, this time destined for Dover. Of course, what's an adventure with the infamous Traveling Matchmaker without matches to make? First, there's poor Abigail Cunningham, accompanied by her mother to be shuffled into a loveless marriage. Then there's tomboyish Deborah Western, encouraged to a life of lazy excess by her unruly twin brother William. Hannah isn't about to let two eligible ladies go astray, not when there are handsome eligible bachelors to pair them with!

The Only One Left by Riley Sager: Everyone knows the story of the Hope's End massacre - on a stormy, cold night in 1929, Lenora Hope systematically killed her whole family, stabbing her father and mother, and hanging her sister from the chandelier. Lenora swore she didn't do it and was never formally charged, but it had to be her. After all, she was the only one left. Fifty-four years later, Kit McDeere has been assigned to Hope's End as a caregiver after a series of strokes leaves Lenora almost totally immobilized, save her left hand. And one night, Lenora uses that left hand to plunk out a simple sentence on an old typewriter - I want to tell you everything. As Lenora tells Kit her story, it's clear that there's more to the story than anyone knows, and Kit begins to wonder how much she can trust this seemingly harmless woman.

Mary, Bloody Mary by Carolyn Meyer: Mary Tudor - Princess of Wales, only surviving child of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon - leads a life full of riches and admiration, destined to rule all of England one day. But vicious rumors begin to circulate through the court - King Henry's eyes have begun to wander, vexed that Catherine never provided him with a proper male heir. His sights land on the beautiful and ambitious Anne Boleyn, and turns his kingdom upside down to be allowed to marry her. Mary, only a child, is thrown into a dangerous world of political intrigue, spies, and love gone mad as her once-beloved father tears her life apart, strips her of her title, her home, and her mother, and declares her a bastard, unfit to inherit the throne. But Mary endures. After all, it is her destiny to rule one day.

Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte: When her father loses the family savings on a risky investment, young Agnes Grey decides to easy her family's financial burden by taking a position as a governess to a wealthy family. Ecstatic at the thought that she has finally gained control and freedom over her own life, Agnes arrives at the Bloomfield mansion armed with confidence and purpose. The cruelty with which the family treat her however, slowly but surely strips the heroine of all dignity and belief in humanity.

[film-book]

Film Review: PRIDE & PREJUDICE (2005): A Gorgeous Jane Austen Adaptation Returns to Theaters for its 20th Anniversary

https://film-book.com/film-review-pride-prejudice-2005-a-gorgeous-jane-austen-adaptation-returns-to-theaters-for-its-20th-anniversary/?fsp_sid=28684

[samanthasmovie]

On Friday, the Supreme Court heard two-and-a-half hours of arguments on whether TikTok can be banned in the United States within the next week. By the end of the session, the justices appeared inclined to permit the U.S. government to force TikTok's Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to sell the app or cease operations in the country

[krispyweiss]

“Say it Loud:” James Brown Doc Hits Small Screen Feb. 19 and 20

- “He showed me what was possible,” Mick Jagger says

The Hardest Working Man in Show Business always knew he had off-stage work to do as well.

“I’m a black man,” James Brown says in the trailer for “Say it Loud,” which airs at 8 p.m. Eastern Feb. 19 and 20 on A&E.

“I gotta take part in my cause. I gotta take part in my fight for freedom, for equality. And take a stand where it’s needed.”

The four-hour, two-night documentary is based on previously unseen interviews and performances and features commentary from Questlove, Bootsy Collins, LL Cool J, Chuck D, Mick Jagger and others. Deborah Riley Draper directs.

“He showed me what was possible,” Jagger, who is one of the executive producers, says of Brown. “Not that I could do it, but I could dream of it.”

The title track - “Say it Loud” - was “the original Black Lives Matter,” Questlove says in the trailer. He and his Roots bandmate Black Thought also co-executive produced the film.

“The life of James Brown is significant not only to understand his immense musical impact, which inspires us and other artists to this day, but also for the deep and lasting impression he has had on American culture,” they said in a statement.

“Brown’s life is a crucial and timely story of struggle, redemption and self-identity and we are honored to have the chance to share it.”

1/29/24

[al59]

… encore de belles découvertes

Il m’a été aussi donné de voir les nombreuses divas du softcore telles Silvana Venturelli, Laura Antonelli, Rosemarie Lindt, Stefania Sandrelli, Malisa Longo, Alina Penz, Edwige Fenech, Gloria Guida, Barbara Bouchet, Karin Schubert, Agostina Belli, Victoria Vetri, Lina Romay, Patrizia Webley, Teri Tordai, Sylvia Kristel, Marika Green, Catherine Rivet, Paola Senatore, Gisela Hahn, Meredith Baer, Corinne Cléry, Laura Gemser, Claudine Beccarie, Alice Arno, Marie Forså, Nathalie Uher, Mia Nygren, Marcela Walerstein, Michelle Stark, Catherine Spaak, Marina Hedman, Florence Guérin, Serena Grandi, Anne Randall, Luciana Paluzzi, Jami Ferrel, Dona Speir, Susan Ward, Rachel Elizabeth, Lesli Kay, Shannan Leigh, Danielle Petty, Brandin Rackley, Janet Tracy Keijser, Julian Wells, Jessica Lee, Tina Wiseman, Regina Russel, Susan Featherly, Tracy Dali, Kim Sill, Rebecca Davis, April Blossom, Stephanie LaFleur, Elina Madison, Kehli O'Byrne, et LoriDawn Messuri. Mais aussi les actrices qui ont tourné avec Tinto Brass comme Anneka Di Lorenzo, Serena Grandi, Valerie Rae Clark, Jane Hargrave, Henrietta Kelogg, Maria Mascarielli, Juliet Morris, Carolyn Patsis, Aliena Galina, Susanne Saxon, Melanie Sutherland, Bonnie Dee Wilson, Tina Aumont, Valentine Demy, Emanuelle Cristaldi, Paola Senatore, Debora Caprioglio, et Tamara Triffez.

À cela s’ajoute les célèbres pornstars que sont Hyapatia Lee, Linda Lovelace, Desiree Cousteau, Seka, Marilyn Jess, Brigitte Lahaie, Karine Gambier, Georgina Spelvin, Patricia Rhomberg, Annette Haven, Juliet Anderson, Kay Parker, Rene Bond, Julia Perrin, Helene Shirley, Nina Hartley, Tori Welles, Jennifer Jones, Candy Evans, Little Oral Annie, Debbie Diamond, Savannah, Racquel Darrian, Victoria Paris, Lisa De Leeuw, Anna Malle, Tracey Adams, Loni Saunders, Ramba, Venere Bianca, Jessica Rizzo, Selen, Ilona Staller, Lili Carati, Baby Pozzi, Monica Roccaforte, Vanessa Del Rio, Milly D'Abbraccio, Jesse Jane, Mary Carey, Taylor Wane, Keisha, Heather Hunter, Deborah Wells, Moana Pozzi, Valentina Velasquez, Debi Diamond, Inari Vachs, Éva Henger, Vittoria Risi, Michelle Ferrari, Riley Steele, Chasey Lain, Jesse Capelli, Katie Morgan, Sacha Grey, Jenny Hendrix, Mackenzee Pierce, Bree Olson, Ava Taylor, Dillon Carter, Stella May, Brooklyn Daniels, Ashlynn Brooke, Rebecca Linares, Missy Martinez, Bobbi Eden, Kianna Dior, Charmane Star, London Kayes, Lily Thai, Lulu Chu, Rae Lil Black, Vina Sky, Sharon Lee, Kobe Tai, Jade Kush, Alina Li, Jessica Bangkok, Kalina Ryu, Lucy Lee, Morgan Lee, Minka, Gaia, Daisy Haze, Mia Rider, Mika Tan, Jennie Rose, Song Lee, Mio Kimijima, Yu Shinoda, Reiko Kobayakawa, Riko Tachibana, Rie Tachikawa, Asuka Yuki, Anna Ohura, Saika Kawakita, Akiho Yoshizawa, Yua Mikami, et Eimi Fukada.

Mais aussi les nombreuses playmates que j’ai pu découvrir dans de nombreux films comme Barbi Benton, Liv Lindeland, Dorothy Stratten, Tiffany Fallon, Vanity, Diora Baird, Terri Welles, Cindy Wood, Dawn Richard, Donna Michelle, Angela Dorian, Claudia Jennings, Sharon Clark, Lisa Baker, Patti McGuire, Audra Lynn, Monica Leigh, Jessa Hinton, Karen McDougal, Karen Velez, Mariel Hemingway, Garcelle Beauvais, Dani Mathers, Amberleight West, Victoria Zdrok, Cathy St. George, Lisa Welch, Holly Madison, Pamela Bryant, Nikki Leigh, Lisa Matthews, Buffy Tyler, Hope Marie Carlton, Summer Altice, Kathy Shower, Candy Loving, Christa Speck, Sally Rand, Lili St-Cyr, Cynthia Myers, Blaze Starr, Carol Alt, Andrea Lowell, Lilian Müller, Christina Carlin-Kraft, India Love, et Brook Power.  

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All About E

More self-torture. I don’t know why I do this.

Oh wait.

Yes I do.

It’s because the person I’m writing about is being praised and supported when she shouldn’t be. Shall we begin?

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Elta Danneel Graul was born in Lafayette, Louisiana, and raised in the small town of Eunice. Her father, Edward, is a practicing ophthalmologist, and her mother, Deborah, is an interior designer. She was named after her great-grandmother. Legally her name is still Elta, but she professionally and personally goes by Danneel. Supposedly she was given the middle name, Danneel, after a street in New Orleans.

She moved to Los Angeles because, according to her, she knew she wanted to live in California. She moved there and lucked out with modeling. How did she luck out? Her now-ex-boyfriend, Riley Smith. His mother was a modeling agent in Chicago. She flew home with him for Thanksgiving and his mother made the phone call with the agency.

(How did Elta afford to live in Los Angeles without much work? Her parents paid her way, so she basically lived in an apartment on her own, didn’t share with anyone, and got to be lazy.)

Supposedly Riley’s mother also helped Elta with a nose job and breast implants (the first time around).

Elta liked to claim she worked and supported herself, but her beginning modeling jobs didn’t pay very well. She also didn’t get nearly as much work, so her parents supported her.

Elta proceeded to segue into television with the help of Riley to do auditions. She had a few guest spots on MadTV, Amanda Bynes’ What I Like About You. Then she had the audition with One Life To Live.

Because One Life To Live was filmed in New York, Elta had to move there. Again… her parents helped, because a starting actress on a soap did not pay well. She also had bit parts in Love House.

Eventually One Life To Live ended and Elta got guest spots on One Tree Hill, Joey, JAG, Charmed. Supposedly it was because she did well in auditions, but those rumors of her doing the casting couch with Mark Schwan persist.

After One Tree Hill, she had more guest spots on How I Met Your Mother, NCIS, and other shows.

She appeared in a few small roles in movies as well.

Supposedly, Elta is skilled in gymnastics, can sing and play piano.

Given how badly she moved as Rachel in One Tree Hill, I call false in the gymnastics claim. We’ve heard her sing—she can’t sing, period. Never seen her play the piano.

There have been claims that she has a degree in beat-poetry from University of Louisiana. She is not listed as an alumni and the timing does not work. I also call false that.

Elta has tried to create a jewelry line with Limbo Jewelry to create a line called Link. Near as I can tell, that jewelry line has never sold out and has not sold well. Supposedly it was meant as a benefit for Creative Action, an Austin-based charity aimed at foster youth-development projects. It has barely raised much, only $30,000.

Elta has four tattoos. A matching tattoo with Hilarie, which says “Mischief”, that she got at Hilarie’s wedding. A shark tattoo on her butt. An arrow on her left arm in honor of her children, and some kind of “robe-woman” who resembles a muse on her right arm.

She photographed for Maxim’s “Hot 100” list several times.

Supposedly, she is still friends with Hilarie Burton Morgan and Bevin Price.

She claimed she fell in love with Jensen during filming of Ten Inch Hero. They apparently drove back and forth, car pooled, really, to and from set and struck up a deeper conversation. Jensen once claimed he gave her a note that said “Not now, someday” as by that time, Elta was engaged to Riley Smith, Jensen’s friend.

Evidently, she didn’t even tell Riley what happened. She just packed up her things and moved out from their shared apartment, no break-up talk, nothing. Riley is now very happy she did that, given the crappy way she broke up with him. The best thing he got out of that relationship, he once claimed, was the guitar he was gifted with.

Jensen kept mum on the relationship for a long while. He had dated Joanna Krupa at one point, and Tania Saulnier. He was rumored, at one point, to have been with LeAnn Rimes (she herself said that was false) and Jessica Simpson (never been mentioned).

His revelation that he was dating came as a surprise—and almost no one knew who she was. When his engagement was announced on JustJared, no one knew he was dating or still dating her. The timing of said engagement had always been suspicious, given it was practically a week after Jared proposed to Genevieve.

Jensen claimed later that Elta gave him an ultimatum and that she hadn’t known he was going to propose.

I believe it was because seeing Jared get engaged meant the gay rumors would focus solely on him and he didn’t want to deal with that. Plus, suspected he had to “settle down”, so Elta was his “Okay, I guess she’ll do” girl. Not the girl of his dreams.

She likely tailored herself to what he wanted as she knew him for years prior to that.

Not to mention a rather quick engagement to wedding (six months; most usually do a year! Perhaps because Jared’s was set and they wanted to compete—or rather, Elta did).

Oh, Elta’s career kept puttering along. Some attempts were made, and all failed. No, I don’t think it’s because she wanted to be a stay-at-home mom either. Her career just didn’t take off; she’s a horrible actress with a childish voice that is clearly faked.

Her most recent role was a ‘gift’ from Hilarie. A pity gift.

And honestly, she’s not even a stay-at-home mom. She has nannies, a housekeepr, a gardener, possibly more help than most single parents or stay-at-home parents have. She’s unrelatable. She’s achieved nothing beyond being Jensen Ackles’ wife.

I’d pity her, if it weren’t obvious Jensen is scared of her. (He’s said: “I’m not suicidal, I’m getting out of her way”; called her “Scary Spice”; has stated more than once that he defers to her because he has to; said their marriage works better when they’re apart.)

[rockymtn-rockn-roll-redneck2]

#BidensBorderBloodbath

It would be a real shame of we got #BidensBorderBloodbath to trend!

Definitely don’t tweet out #BidensBorderBloodbath!

You know what the real 'Bloodbath' is?

It's illegals invading our country and committing m*rder.

REMEMBER THEIR NAMES:

Laken Riley

Christopher Gadd

Lizabeth Medina

Melissa & Riordan Powell

David Hadrich

Cindy Goulding

Cheston Edwards

Deborah Brandao

Nazareth Tamer-Claure

Connor Holcomb

Andi Lynn Blair

Isidro Cortes

Moussa Fofana

Mafalda Thayer

Corbin Wagner

Gretchen Gross

Aiden Clark

Michael Kunovich

Erpharo Gilbert

Kayla Hamilton

Maria Rios

Ian Matteo Garcia

Diane Hill Luckett

@catturd2

[addictivecontradiction]

Control, 2007

[abyssal-forge-bah]

In the reflection of the water, you see...

General stuff:

1. Name: Beelzebub, Bee, Beelz, Deborah, Erlea, Melissa, Candace, Malika, Queen, Raine, Regina, Caleb, Conall, Niya, Beckett, Pamela, Honey, Rosie, Mia, Nina, Tessa, Blitz, Fang, Felan, Leonie, Madigan, Anais, Beast, Diva, Riley, Hunter, Carmen, Melody

2. Pronouns: she/her, they/them, it/its, de/dem, bea/beast, glut/glutton, fang/fangs, bee/bees, buz/buzz, hon/honey,  bark/barks, claw/claws, fur/furs, glitt/glitter, star/stars

3. Species: Beelzebub, hound, bee, demon, furry, human

4. Source: Helluva Boss

5. Gender identity / sex: questioning, boygirlthing, pupfem, glitterstarric, lemonbeecoric, puppybeegender, sillywolfic, lupusvulpesgirl, positivedemonic, lexedemonic

6. Sexual / romantic attraction: monogamous, miransexual, pansexual, heteroromantic

7. Gender expression: feminine

8. Role: creature carer, caretaker, depression holder, denial abater

9. Sign-off: 💖, 🌼, 🐺, 🐝, 🐾, 🍯, 🍭

10. Face claim:

🚫_🚫_🚫

Additional stuff:

11. Aesthetic: honeycore, werewolf, devilcore, scene

12. Favourite things:

• Hobbies: listening to music, magic, playing card games, weight training

• Objects: LED night lights, cocktail shaker, cookie cutters, crowns, honey combs, wolf plushies

• Colors: azure (blue), baby blue, baby pink, banana mania (light yellow)

Be aware that headmate could form differently than described!

[kieraplume]

Sam Riley as Ian Curtis & Samantha Morton as Deborah Curtis in Control.❤️

Emotions.❤️

[dertaglichedan]

The 'progressive' district attorney who prosecuted the case for the migrant who brutally murdered nursing student Laken Riley said she wouldn't seek the death penalty because it would cause 'collateral consequences to undocumented defendants

[phoebosacerales]

Are there any other astrology books besides the ones you mention in your master list that you would recommend to read?

Oh, I should make a list, thank you for asking. I'll first give you these few ones that I use the most, but I'll try to update it regularly, I have many more recommendations than this. If anyone thinks it's hard to find a good version of any of these you can talk to me through chat and I can send you a link ;)

Beginner's books:

On the heavenly spheres/Tratado das Esferas by Helena Avelar and Luis Ribeiro is the ultimate beginner book, that's used as main bibliography in my school, Saturnália. It covers a bit of everything, except predictive techniques. The authors are also historians who have great academic research on astrology. You should definitely take a look at the Astra Project website and follow their youtube channel. In fact, I met Luis Ribeiro two weeks ago at a conference at my university (coincidentally my university is the only one in Brazil that has a research group that brings together researchers in astrology, called Academia Celeste), where he gave a mini-course and I was impressed above all by his rare way of valuing astrology as an object of academic research, emphasizing the history of its techniques as well, and the ease with which he can teach about its epistemological debates and fundamentals etc.

Deborah Houlding's Houses: Temples of the sky is the best book on the subject of houses. I believe you have to go to a book that's specific about houses, because the topic really deserves the depth and it's probably the most important thing to understand in astrology.

Demetra George's Ancient Astrology in Theory and Practice volumes I and II.

Predictive techniques:

The Seven Stars Astrology blog was actually my first source on this subject, it's easy but very well researched and it was very important for me to find. Anthony does a pretty good job at gathering the hellenistic sources and explaining what's important to understand about them, it's the best to have someone to hold your hand through things before you dive into the primary sources.

Astrología Hermética by Eduardo Gramaglia. I'm not sure if there's an english translation of this one, it's one of the best introductory books too, complete and concise.

Astrologia Gallica book 23 by Jean-Baptiste Morin, which is about Revolutions. I always go back to chapter 18 as recommended by my teachers, where he gives universal rules for solar returns that you can adopt (or not).

Firdãriã: Periods of Life - Aswin Subramanyan. I've been getting into the Firdaria system just recently and this is a great book for it. Firdaria is one of those things that easily remind you of the deeply syncretic history of Astrology, with strong Hindu, Persian and Hellenistic influences.

Ancient sources (from I to IV AD):

Marcus Manilius' Astronomica is just beautiful on a lot of points, you should go to it for the poetry, just to have the delight. And his poetry also gives the best and concise insights on the fixed stars and the signs.

Dorotheus of Sidon's Carmen Astrologicum is probably the first most technical book of the ancients that you should go to. It's the most influential and easiest to find. Dorotheus was a contemporary of Manilius, but the versions we have of his book are influenced by later Arabic translations.

Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos. Even though astrologers are right to be ingrates to daddy Ptolemy we should still read him.

Vettius Valens' Anthologies is everybody's favorite hellenistic source. I used to have a hard time with getting through this book, even though I love Valens' perspectives, because the versions of it online weren't that great, but now I found out that someone took Mark T. Riley translation that he generously put on his website and formated it and made the nicest pdf ever. There's just some layout errors in some of the example charts, but it's amazing.

Firmicus Maternus' Mathesis is a bummer of a book, his delineations are super dramatic, but it's great to read from the beginning to understand Firmicus' logic and you'll start getting how he thinks and predicting what he's going to say next, which then means you learned something.

On Mundane Astrology:

The Meio do Céu newsletter is my first and main source on mundane astrology. The writer Ísis is one of my teachers. I participate in her workshops, where we contribute collectively to the predictions and learn a lot. It's in portuguese, but it's pretty understandable with the translation option on your browser. It's free with special editions for paying subscribers. I recommend starting with edition 72.

Bonatti on Mundane Astrology, by Benjamin Dykes. This is one of our favorite sources with Ísis on the workshops.

Tetrabiblos book 2, Ptolemy.

On philosophy, history, important topics etc:

The Daimon in Hellenistic Astrology: Origins and Influence, by Dorian Greenbaum. This is one of my favorites and I can't recommend it enough, because very few astrologers take much time to understand before talking about the daimon. And it's impossible for you to avoid the daimon in your practice, because it's very ingrained in Hellenistic astrology.

On Horary:

William Lilly's Christian Astrology. There's a reason we all go back to him, it's the fact that is such a didactical book, you can always use it as an instruction manual basically. He gives instructions on how to approach any kind of question and gives so many examples, it's a hit.

On the fixed stars:

The Constellations of Words website is still the easiest source for learning about fixed stars, but here are their most cited books:

Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos book I chapter 9-11, of course, because he's the earliest source and it's important to see the difference between how the hellenistics called and understood the fixed stars and how things changed after the persians.

Vivian E. Robson's The Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology (XX AD) is a must have. It's another one that's strictly astrological and plus gives a method on how to interpret fixed stars, though you don't need to follow it necessarily.

Marcus Manilius' Astronomica book 5. I always make sure to read attentively Manilius' poetry about the constellation I'm researching. It's always incredibly useful, never disappointing.

William Tyler Olcott's Star Lore: Myths, Legends and Facts (XIX AD). This is a great one to get a lot of the different stories and histories of the stars. It really helps you to understand the constellations in depth.

[rvllybllply2014]

Here’s the list of democrats that need to go during their next race they voted to NOT impeach Trump. Maybe also call their offices and express how disappointed you are in them.

Pete Aguilar (California)

Gabe Amo (Rhode Island)

Jake Auchincloss (Massachusetts)

Wesley Bell (Missouri)

Ami Bera (California)

Don Beyer (Virginia)

Sanford Bishop (Georgia)

Julia Brownley (California)

Nikki Budzinski (Illinois)

Janelle Bynum (Oregon)

Salud Carbajal (California)

Andre Carson (Indiana)

Ed Case (Hawaii)

Sean Casten (Illinois)

Kathy Castor (Florida)

Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (Florida)

Katherine Clark (Massachusetts)

Emanuel Cleaver (Missouri)

Jim Clyburn (South Carolina)

Herb Conaway (New Jersey)

Lou Correa (California)

Jim Costa (California)

Joe Courtney (Connecticut)

Angie Craig (Minnesota)

Jason Crow (Colorado)

Henry Cuellar (Texas)

Sharice Davids (Kansas)

Don Davis (North Carolina)

Madeleine Dean (Pennsylvania)

Rosa DeLauro (Connecticut)

Suzan DelBene (Washington)

Chris Deluzio (Pennsylvania)

Debbie Dingell (Michigan)

Sarah Elfreth (Maryland)

Cleo Fields (Louisiana)

Shomari Figures (Alabama)

Lizzie Fletcher (Texas)

Bill Foster (Illinois)

Lois Frankel (Florida)

Laura Gillen (New York)

Jared Golden (Maine)

Dan Goldman (New York)

Vicente Gonzalez (Texas)

Maggie Goodlander (New Hampshire)

Josh Gottheimer (New Jersey)

Adam Gray (California)

Josh Harder (California)

Jim Himes (Connecticut)

Steven Horsford (Nevada)

Chrissy Houlahan (Pennsylvania)

Steny Hoyer (Maryland)

Val Hoyle (Oregon)

Hakeem Jeffries (New York)

Julie Johnson (Texas)

Marcy Kaptur (Ohio)

Bill Keating (Massachusetts)

Timothy Kennedy (New York)

Ro Khanna (California)

Greg Landsman (Ohio)

Rick Larsen (Washington)

John Larson (Connecticut)

George Latimer (New York)

Susie Lee (Nevada)

Mike Levin (California)

Sam Liccardo (California)

Ted Lieu (California)

Zoe Lofgren (California)

Stephen Lynch (Massachusetts)

Seth Magaziner (Rhode Island)

John Mannion (New York)

Lucy McBath (Georgia)

Sarah McBride (Delaware)

April McClain Delaney (Maryland)

Jennifer McClellan (Virginia)

Betty McCollum (Minnesota)

Kristen McDonald Rivet (Michigan)

Morgan McGarvey (Kentucky)

Gregory Meeks (New York)

Grace Meng (New York)

Kweisi Mfume (Maryland)

Joe Morelle (New York)

Kelly Morrison (Minnesota)

Jared Moskowitz (Florida)

Seth Moulton (Massachusetts)

Frank Mrvan (Indiana)

Richard Neal (Massachusetts)

Joe Neguse (Colorado)

Johnny Olszewski (Maryland)

Frank Pallone (New Jersey)

Jimmy Panetta (California)

Chris Pappas (New Hampshire)

Nancy Pelosi (California)

Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Washington)

Scott Peters (California)

Brittany Pettersen (Colorado)

Nellie Pou (New Jersey)

Mike Quigley (Illinois)

Jamie Raskin (Maryland)

Josh Riley (New York)

Deborah Ross (North Carolina)

Pat Ryan (New York)

Andrea Salinas (Oregon)

Mary Gay Scanlon (Pennsylvania)

Brad Schneider (Illinois)

Hillary Scholten (Michigan)

Kim Schrier (Washington)

Bobby Scott (Virginia)

Terri Sewell (Alabama)

Adam Smith (Washington)

Eric Sorensen (Illinois)

Darren Soto (Florida)

Greg Stanton (Arizona)

Haley Stevens (Michigan)

Marilyn Strickland (Washington)

Suhas Subramanyam (Virginia)

Tom Suozzi (New York)

Emilia Sykes (Ohio)

Paul Tonko (New York)

Ritchie Torres (New York)

Lori Trahan (Massachusetts)

Derek Tran (California)

Lauren Underwood (Illinois)

Juan Vargas (California)

Gabe Vasquez (New Mexico)

Marc Veasey (Texas)

Eugene Vindman (Virginia)

Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Florida)

George Whitesides (California)

[harperhydra]

Helena is completely incapable of conceiving a child, and she’s long come to accept that. She doesn’t want to bring a child into this world and possibly leave them with a permanent mutation because of her infection- even if she could conceive, she knows she shouldn’t.

She is, however, more then happy to potentially adopt a child once theres a bit more stability, and she’s finally opted to settle down and retire. Being an orphan herself and raising Deborah on her own, its the only logical step, in her eyes.

Right now she’s taking care of Riley- a mutant Tyrant teenager they picked up in Atlanta- until Hunnigan can find a good place for her to live on her own where she’ll be protected.