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[silverfoxstole]

[creek-ink]

some footage of dad and I outside from today <3

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[dropped-their-sniper]

me, a 5′3 person, calling könig, who is 6′10, a TINY GUY

[feinv]

slightly angsty constantine make-up sex pls i love how you write him

this is too good bro i’m turning this into a full fic please wait mwah and thank you :3

[twistedtummies2]

Top 12 Portrayals of Belle (from "A Christmas Carol")

Last time I talked about the first of the ghosts Scrooge encounters in “A Christmas Carol.” Before we get to our final three characters for this little marathon - those being the Three Spirits of Christmas - I want to take a brief pit-stop in Scrooge’s past to talk about another major supporting character: Ebenezer’s ex-fiance, Belle. Belle is by far the single most well-known and important figure in Scrooge’s past, by all accounts. I can think of versions of the Carol story that omit his sister, Fan. I can also think of versions that omit the bubbly Fezziwig. These are not to mention all the various minor characters, such as Dick Wilkins or the Headmaster. But while many version inexplicably change the character’s name (she’s been alternately called Isabelle, Alice, and Emily, just to name three examples), no version of the Carol DARES to omit Scrooge’s former love. It’s the loss of Belle in Scrooge’s past life that acts as the straw that breaks the proverbial camel’s back. She isn’t by any means the reason he became the greedy old codger he is by the time the story begins, but the pain of losing her is perhaps the deepest wound Scrooge has in his heart. What’s interesting about this wound is that Scrooge loses her through his own fault, and this is part of what makes the character so impactful, and her part in the tale such an important element: throughout Scrooge’s past, he sees past nuggets of love and humanity that he held onto, such as Fan and Fezziwig…but it’s indicated, in all those cases, they are people he lost early on, who died before their time. Belle is another story: she was THERE for him. She was FINE. It is Scrooge’s own greed and ambition that pushed her away; he was caught between two worlds - a humble but happy life with uncertainties to face, but love in his heart…or clinging to material gain that he believed would give him security. Scrooge chose the latter, and as a result, while he’s financially successful…he’s not truly happy, and he’s racked with guilt and longing that he can never admit or let go of. When compiled on top of all the other tragedies in his past, many of which seem directly related to Christmastime, it’s no wonder that he not only hates the Christmas holiday, but also has become such a vile person. As a result, Belle is the one part of his past that every interpretation wisely holds onto: some versions restrain her role to simply the breakup moment, while others expand on the novel, including not only a bit of what happened to her after, but also what came before, to up the sorrow. However it is handled, the scene is always one of the most potent in the story, and one of the most heartbreaking. Many fine actresses have handled the role of the former fiance over the years, and many of them have done a splendid job. Who did so the best? I have no idea, but here’s some that I like. Ha Ha. These are my Top 12 Favorite Portrayals of Belle! (Again, the character’s name is sometimes different, but all of these are recognizably the same character.)

12. Bea Benaderet, from the Campbell Playhouse Radio Production (1939). (My thanks to a friend for helping me identify the uncredited actress for Belle.)

11. Zoe Wanamaker, from A Christmas Carol (1977).

10. Daisy Duck, from Mickey's Christmas Carol.

9. Meredith Braun, from The Muppet Christmas Carol. (This only really applies to the original director’s cut of the film, with the song sequence “When Love is Gone” included.)

8. Jane Kean, from Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol. (Silly hair notwithstanding.)

7. Suzanne Neve, from Scrooge (1970).

6. Jodi Benson, from A Christmas Carol (1997). (By far the best scene in the film is Ariel and Tim Curry singing a duet as Belle and Young Scrooge.)

5. Jessie Buckley, from Scrooge: A Christmas Carol (2022). (This version is pretty “meh,” but it’s perhaps telling that the stuff with Belle is, by far, the best part, in my opinion.)

4. Robin Wright, from A Christmas Carol (2009).

3. Rona Anderson, from Scrooge (1951).

2. Laura Fraser, from A Christmas Carol (1999). (Don’t ask me what Lydia from Breaking Bad is doing here. Your guess is as good as mine.)

1. Lucy Gutteridge, from A Christmas Carol (1984).

[gravehags]

may or may not be taking notes on my feral shower ideas regarding curator reader and copia's first time and one of those thoughts may or may not include copia asking her to pray with him as he gets ready to go crazy go stupid on her pussy :) may or may not

[abuddyforeveryseason]

Merry Christmas, everybody! I don't come bringing gifts, but rather, one gif. This is the Buddy for Dember 25th. It's a nice, snowy christmas, not at all like what I'm experiencing.

Making the gif was complicated. It's 14 frames, even if it looks like much less. I drew the character on one layer, then the snow one one quarter of the image in another layer. I then copied this one quarter to the rest of the picture. Then, in each frame, I moved the frame with the snow down a little, and flipped it, to try and make it go in zig-zag (the copying the image in four quarters helped there). Once I reached the last frame and the snow was at the bottom of the screen, I had to copy it and do it all again so the snow doesn't disappear, and keeps falling.

(Now that I think about it, it'd have been smarter to just double the size of the frame with the snow and just move it down while flipping, without worrying about copying it again. But, I can't go back in time, haha).

And, since it's Christmas, I made a different version of the gif:

It's like a snowstorm edition.

[callme-adam-iguess]

Merry crisis eve :D

[doctorjohcoy]

standing on ellies goofy floorbed as they spam my dash, going gay gay homo gay fag gay 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈 in a deadpan voice and then he turns around and throws me out the nearest window like a paper airplane

[persefoneshalott]

how does the Davidson College Theater Production feel about having made the best frankenstein musical that exists < 3

[mud1888]

[bicokun]

[highcicada]

Working an open to close but at least there's this.

[knightofleo]

[lonelybanquets]

"Jack." Crimson lighted down, having finally found the old count. Oh, flying with this curse was unusual. Holding a hand out, "Mind if I spend a little time with you? It feels like it's been a while." (sanguine-law)

The count was in his garden for walk before the dawn appeared, the aroma of the flowers was exquisite as their colors and the scent of the wet grass combined was the perfect combination for the day. Then he heard a wing beat and that recognizable voice. His ears perked up as he saw the man, his ”dear friend”.

« Joseph dearest, Im please to see you. » he said as his eyes shine a bit before taking his hand before chuckling lightly and nodding. « Of course, you are welcome to say here, I missed your company. » the last part was softer and while the vampire couldn’t see his face with his mask, his eyes smiled for him. « Would you like to walk a little ? Or you prefer to go in the castle ? »