#florels

[pureanonofficial]

LES MIS LETTERS IN ADAPTATION - A Double Quartette, LM 1.3.2 (Les Miserables 1934)

Favourite, Dahlia, Zéphine, and Fantine were four ravishing young women, perfumed and radiant, still a little like working-women, and not yet entirely divorced from their needles; somewhat disturbed by intrigues, but still retaining on their faces something of the serenity of toil, and in their souls that flower of honesty which survives the first fall in woman. One of the four was called the young, because she was the youngest of them, and one was called the old; the old one was twenty-three. Not to conceal anything, the three first were more experienced, more heedless, and more emancipated into the tumult of life than Fantine the Blonde, who was still in her first illusions.

[jeanharlowshair]

Screenland Magazine, September 1947.

[goryhorroor]

1910s horror ladies

[lunarwildrose]

Can't wait to see my "twin" on Christmas Day! 🎄

I am super excited to watch my unofficial twin/boyfriend Adrian's actor Matthew Goode as C.S. Lewis in a debate with Anthony Hopkins as Sigmund Freud about the existence of God in Freud's Last Session on Christmas Day with my brothers and sister-in-law. I am a Christian, I go to a Presbyterian church, and I am working towards Baptism, so this has greatly piqued my curiosity, this subject matter of the movie i mean, and i feel honoured getting to see my new crush in the cinema. My favourite outing might be going to the movies, if not going to the beach/being by water, although i haven't done so regularly in many years, so movies might top it for now. ♡

Twinlore: Adrian Alexander Veidt, aka Ozymandias, from Watchmen, has about the same name as my fictional long-lost twin brother in MQ the webcomic being Alexander Adrian Amaranth, and is the inspiration for Commander Erwin Smith in Attack on Titan, whom I was already twinning with, as I share a life-day (May 4th) with his Japanese voice actor, among other coincidences/synchronicities, etc... Curiously enough, Adrian is also created by Alan Moore, whom we (being my brothers and I) have had interesting parallels between our creative writings and his before, in the form of John Constantine and our character, Leopold Florel, also inspired by Sting, and fighting against damnation for his own soul akin to John ... Must be similar creative thoughtwaves.

I apologise for this description, I'm still quite ill, and my mind is a bit delirious, so I'm not writing properly as I should be ... I took these screenshots of Adrian's actor from the behind the scenes feature of Freud's Last Session, cos Matthew Goode makes the most adorable faces, and reminds me of my sweet dreams of living as Adrian's wife in an AU version of the Watchmen world (what's hilarious about those dreams is I still live with depressive psychosis and have Karasu as my imaginary husband in that world too, with Adrian being that world's "real life" husband, curiously enough...perhaps my mind training me for if it happens).

[joanofarc]

three dots, florelle (2024).

i miss the drive that nearly killed me with the bass turned to 9 and the treble to 4 every time i turn around i see your guts on the floor

[edgarmoser]

florelle 8/8/1898 - 28/8/1974

florelle - la java blanche

1927

[kayforpay]

clorad's lusus was a hedgehog, tiph had a vampire squid, pansie's was a lungfish (her ancestor's was a nurse shark), sunzuu's was a sting ray, hradil's was a stag beetle, acules' lusus is a leaf bug/praying mantis mix, taelir's is a weaver bird (xxxl), nekret's is a black bear, and rereve's was an eyeless minotaur

[veraetcetera]

hi i'm new here here's some art i made for my band's song "rose gold" it has cute otters on it i hope you like it. its acrylic paint and digital art on cardstock. the song features dreeks they are really cool. o my band's called florelle we make loud dreamy pop music ok love you bye

[chicinsilk]

US Vogue October 1, 1960

Unknown model

Stunning charcoal gray Prince of Wales coat with a swaggering cape and glove-top sleeves. The coat — it is shown twice here, and why not? — is by Ben Zuckerman, in wool plaid. Custom shoes. Large Opossum beret by Walter Florell.

Photo Karen Radkai

vogue archive

[rottenlittlefink]

If there was a Moral Orel Undertale AU do y’all think it would be called Oreltale or Floreltale?

[pureanonofficial]

LES MIS LETTERS IN ADAPTATION - Fantine Happy, LM 1.8.2 ( Les Miserables 1934)

He had released Fantine’s hand. He listened to her words as one listens to the sighing of the breeze, with his eyes on the ground, his mind absorbed in reflection which had no bottom. All at once she ceased speaking, and this caused him to raise his head mechanically. Fantine had become terrible.

She no longer spoke, she no longer breathed; she had raised herself to a sitting posture, her thin shoulder emerged from her chemise; her face, which had been radiant but a moment before, was ghastly, and she seemed to have fixed her eyes, rendered large with terror, on something alarming at the other extremity of the room.

“Good God!” he exclaimed; “what ails you, Fantine?”

She made no reply; she did not remove her eyes from the object which she seemed to see. She removed one hand from his arm, and with the other made him a sign to look behind him.

He turned, and beheld Javert.

[iamlisteningto]

florelle’s art practice

[goodmusicsavedourlife]

William Florelle - Vessel (Side to Side) (Feat. Shama Joseph)

[lunarwildrose]

Joyeux Noël ~ Last Christmas ~ Raphael Sorel ♡♡♡

Gosh, I must've made this a hundred years ago! :O Happy Christmas! ♡ I made this in tribute to my Hubby at the time, Raphael, who inspired Leopold in our stories the decade before. A Christmas cover of a WHAM song by Billie Piper, aka Rose Tyler from Doctor Who! :D

[dailyworldcinema]

Florelle as Fantine LES MISÉRABLES (1934) dir. Raymond Bernard

[anotherhumaninthisworld]

Frev nicknames compilation

Maximilien Robespierre – the Incorruptible (first used by Fréron, and then Desmoulins, in 1790).

Augustin Robespierre – Bonbon, by Antoine Buissart (1, 2), Régis Deshorties and Élisabeth Lebas. Élisabeth confirmed this nickname came from Augustin’s middlename Bon.

Charlotte Robespierre – Charlotte Carraut (hid under said name at the time of her arrest, also kept it afterwards according to Élisabeth Lebas). Caroline Delaroche (according to Laignelot in 1825, an anonymous doctor in 1849 and Pierre Joigneaux in 1908).

Louis Antoine Saint-Just – Florelle (by himself), Monsieur le Chevalier de Saint-Just (by Salle and Desmoulins)

Jean-Paul Marat – the Friend of the People (l’Ami du Peuple) (self-given since 1789, when he started his journal with the same name)

Georges-Jacques Danton – Marius (by Fréron and Lucile Desmoulins).

Éléonore Duplay – Cornélie (according to the memoirs of Charlotte Robespierre and Paul Barras. Barras also adds that Danton jokingly called Éléonore “Cornelie Copeau, the Cornelie that is not the mother of Gracchus”)

Élisabeth Duplay – Babet (by Robespierre and Philippe Lebas in her memoirs)

Jacques Maurice Duplay – my little friend (by Robespierre), our little patriot (by Robespierre)

Camille Desmoulins – Camille (given by contemporaries since 1790. Most likely a play on the Roman emperor Camillus who saved Rome from Brennus in the 4th century like Camille saved the revolution on July 12, and not a reference to Camille behaving like a manchild to the people around him like is commonly stated.) Loup (wolf) by Fréron and Lucile (1, 2), Loup-loup by Fréron (1, 2), Monsieur Hon by Lucile.

Lucile Desmoulins – Loulou (by Camille 1, 2), Loup by Camille, Lolotte (by Camille (1, 2), Rouleau by Fréron (1, 2) and Camille, the chaste Diana (by Fréron), Bouli-Boula by Fréron (1, 2).

Horace Desmoulins – little lizard (Camille), little wolf (Ricord), baby bunny (Fréron).

Annette Duplessis (Lucile’s mother) — Melpomène (by Fréron), Daronne (by Camille)

Stanislas Fréron – Lapin (bunny) (by himself (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and Lucile. According to Marcellin Matton, publisher of the Desmoulins correspondence and friend of Lucile’s mother and sister, Fréron obtained this nickname from playing with the bunnies at Lucile’s parents country house everytime he visited there, and Lucile was the one who came up with it). Martin by Camille and himself (likely a reference to the drawing ”Martin Fréron mobbed by Voltaire” which depicts Fréron’s father Élie Fréron as a donkey called ”Martin F”.)

Manon Roland — Sophie (by herself in a letter to Buzot).

Charles Barbaroux — Nysus by Manon Roland

François Buzot — Euryale by Manon Roland

Pierre Jacques Duplain — Saturne (by Fréron)

Guillaume Brune — Patagon (by Fréron)

Antoine Buissart (Robespierre’s pretend dad from Arras) — Baromètre (due to his interest in science)

Comment who had the best/worse nickname!