#andrei post

[lightning-flight]

Unsubscribing from the Vampire Chronicles subreddit because everyone in there is screeching over how OMIGOSH AMAZEBALLS AAA the shitty tv-show is is self care, actually.

[weepylucifer]

Underrated moment in Goncharov (1973) when the grandfather clock stops the moment Katya leaves the parlor and then it cuts to Andrei winding up his pocketwatch...

[strawbebbycat]

How Goncharov characters respond to you asking their pronouns:

Katya Goncharova: “Oh she/her Darling”

Goncharov: “Any pronouns are fine”

Andrei: *does not hear you in the midst of his rant about how god has abandoned the modern man*

[gomzdrawfr]

August Doodle requests for my supporters! :p

((fyi they also wanted my oc as a cookie! so that's Raven in the middle :3))

this next one's based on the AU they've been working on, link here!! they draw cool shtuff ;D

some oc stuff too!

kofi membership link

[notgreengardens]

"So choose wisely what you do now because it might be the last time you get to choose"-"I do what Goncharov would do and you know what this means."-"Death. Goncharov has never meant anything else."

Goncharov (1973) by Martin Scorsese | heavydirtysoul by Twenty One Pilots | The Persistence of Memory (1931) by Salvador Dalí, details | Disco Elysium (2019) by ZA/UM Studio

[meirimerens]

bullets

[kentjohnson91]

Got Bored So I Made Memes Again🤷

[madcat-world]

Jusant concepts (4 of 17) - Andrey Surnov

[rat-prophetess]

Patho Classic HD + text posts because I am once again experiencing The Horrors

[maxsix]

Best Friends: Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev

[lightning-flight]

I showed my Marius the actor that's rumored to play his TV counterpart. His reaction was literally "…………………….".

[yardsards]

tired of everyone on here reducing icepick joe down to haha funny stabby man

like i DO like the jokes and memes, don't get me wrong, but like

there's SO MUCH to his character and he really does tie into goncharov's main themes

like. we're told early on the he was put into a mental institution as a young man due to his breakdown and inconsolable grief at losing his older brother giorno (who was his only living family and basically a father figure to him!)

wherein he was mistreated and was HEAVILY IMPLIED to be scheduled for a lobotomy before he escaped. (in fact, some interpretations say he actually received and survived the lobotomy, citing his manner of speaking and his lack of impulse control. but that's a whole separate discussion because i can honestly see both sides)

and then he turns to a life of crime because that's basically the only option he had left, after being deprived of so many opportunities in his youth (and the fear of being caught and involuntarily institutionalized again)

and him eventually leaning into the role of "violent madman" that the world thrust onto him for showing signs of mental illness in a way that was nonviolent, but was loud and inconvenient and impossible for those around him to simply push away.

and him taking his rage out at the same world that not only killed his brother but forced him to undergo years of psychiatric abuse and basically dehumanization

(like seriously, how do SO MANY people miss the connection between him using an icepick as a weapon and the concept of an ICEPICK lobotomy)

which. yknow. ties heavily into the film's theme of people being pushed to society's margins and forced into a life of crime, instead of given the help they desperately needed

and then like.

his fucking death scene. he tries to put a stop to the cycle of senseless violence, taking the fall for andrey, telling michailov that *he* was the one who killed luciana

him kneeling down and allowing michailov to bash him through the skull with his very own icepick. it's more lobotomy symbolism; dying from the very thing he spent his whole life running from. further driving home the film's themes of repeating cycles and futility

and then, to drive it all home, that sacrifice didn't even end up stopping the cycle of violence! because andrey viewed joe as basically an older brother (mirroring joe and giorno) and tried to get revenge on michailov for killing joe.

like. come on.

[magicky-hands]

Pathologic Fest Day 15

"Belated Flowers"

[moon1ee]

goncharov + andrey, on tenderness and hatred, and how one can not exist without the other

goncharov 1973 // bipeds // jen mazza, peripety series // tale of the scorpion and the frog // richard siken, war of the foxes // Salvador Dali, the persistence of memory // x // alan stephens foster, the fall (credits provided by @hdfjsjkj)

[nightcolorz]

we don’t give little Andrei enough credit for being the most bad ass mf to ever live. His father is actively beating him and verbally abusing him and this stone cold killer is unphased pulling out his crazy comebacks no hesitation

Seeing Andrei be a little asshole makes me sad weirdly enough. he was just such a character. not only was he an extremely skilled hunter and miracle working painter + child genius but he was witty and a bit of a big mouthed dick and strong willed and full of life. Like he could’ve been so much and any chance of a life was robbed from him from the start

[katabay]

I spent so long trying to decide on a line of dialogue to use for a caption, but EVERY line of dialogue these two have in the bachelor’s route that mentions the other makes me feel like I’ve been shoved into the middle of an intense fever dream. how am I supposed to pick just one!! you can’t do one without the other!!! or the third (daniil)!!!! cant wait to someday see what the patho2 bachelor’s route will do to me

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