#jonathan strange

[occasional-owl]

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[letmeinimafairy]

An episode from 'Jonathan Strange and mister Norrell', Venice drowned by the forest because of Jonathan's spell. Painted this scene a couple of years ago, but this imagery won't let me go, so here's a resin and wood interpretation.

[thinkanamelater]

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell (well, Childermass & co.) + text messages

Original posts here and here

[mrsducky]

JONATHAN & ARABELLA STRANGE + kisses

[future-crab]

When will my true love (the BBC adaptation of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell) return from the war (be available to watch online fckin ANYWHERE)?

[knitepercival]

I’ve been reading so many Major Merlin fics lately, drawing them was inevitable~ 😌❤️

[a-hackneyed-premise]

She was dressed in a white gown with an overdress of pale blue net and diamonds. It glittered like frost and snow, and was far prettier than any gown she had possessed when she lived in England. In her hair were sprays of some tiny, star-like blossoms and there was a black velvet ribbon tied around her throat.

"Arabella..."

Jonathan and Arabella Strange, Polychromos and Luminance on Pastelmat

[sarademian]

JONATHAN STRANGE & MR. NORRELL (2015)

[queerolddad]

ok but my favorite Childermass scene is the one where Strange asks him to leave Norrell and come work with him instead.

First of all — why the fuck is Strange looking at him like that he’s just like me fr

But more importantly, I’m obsessed with the idea that Childermass does agree with Strange when it comes to magic being available to everyone and anyone.

He believes in the Raven King who was not high born and is he himself a man of magic who is of equally low birth. But he is so steadfastly loyal to Norrell, he refuses Strange: “Mr. Norrell and I are not done with each other yet.”

Childermass acts as the middle ground between Strange and Norrell — he is loyal to Norrell and what he has done for him and for magic, he agrees with Strange that magic is not to be held under lock and key. He is a servant to magic, not man.

[brainrotforghouls]

Just finished listening to Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. Loved it so much. Should I watch the show? Anyone around here still interact with this media?

Well I'm here now

[occasional-owl]

[risenwraith]

That time when I sewed a Black Tower 18th C banyan/housecoat, and wrote at a magician's desk, lived in Hurtfew and was far too Strange for my own good...

(The coat refused to dye blacker than midnight blue. I bought the desk for 70quid and named it Ormskirk. Yes the skull in the corner is really real as are all the props. Very old and mildly haunted is normal in the UK.)

[thinkanamelater]

Love wins <3

[burnsopale]

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell ch. 48 The Engravings

*screaming*

[winterinhimring]

If Strange and Norrell hadn’t gotten trapped in the Darkness and forced to sort themselves out that way, I think Childermass would have lost it and smacked their heads together until they stopped being idiots.

Arabella would have helped.

[slow-burn-sally]

My Favorite Characters with ADHD

Again, these are only my opinions.

Jeremy - The Secret Of NIMH. Come on. Look at him. He is a combined-type ADHD boy if ever there was one. Distracted, clumsy, impulsive, I bet the writers either had ADHD, knew someone who had ADHD, or had a child with ADHD.

2. Newton Geiszler - Pacific Rim.

Also impulsive as fuck, a class clown, obnoxious, yet obnoxiously smart, and somehow still charming as fuck. He reads very ADHD to me. BB. Forgive me for using the meme gif. It's just so good.

3. Rose Nylund - The Golden Girls

Who doesn't love Rose? She's friendly, sweet, fun, creative, horny, and hilarious. She also can't remember anything for more than five minutes, and is the human equivalent of a small, cute dog who bumps into things a lot by accident. I love you Rose. Long live Betty White.

4. Sherlock Holmes (The Jeremy Brett Granada-Holmes).

I actually think Holmes may have had both ADHD and Autism, but really, Brett's Holmes is bombastic, impulsive (seeing a trend), able to hyperfocus at the speed of light. Overshares, blows up friendships. Cannot keep a clean flat. Hyper as all get out. Think about it.

5. Nadja of Antipaxos - What We Do In The Shadows

She's a hot mess. Distracted, forgetful, intensely interested in some things, and cannot be bothered to give a flying fuck about other things. Out of sight, out of mind. She's probably also AuDHD actually, but for the purposes of this list, I will draw your attention to her many impulsive and rash decisions surrounding her emotions, and her over the top RSD. She's so beautiful, help.

6. Jonathan Strange - Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell.

Oh my god such an ADHD boy! He cannot sit still, and he has no patience for rules or regulations. He's self centered, impulsive (hello!), running off on the King's Roads, and drinking mouse juice to make himself go mad on purpose. Failing at four careers before finally becoming a magician by absolute accident. I love you Johnty. Never change.

7. Cornelius Hickey (or whatever his real name is) - The Terror.

He's impulsive (aye-oh!), makes sudden, rash decisions, is prone to flashes of anger, has off the charts RSD, and though he manages to hyperfocus on sabotaging the expedition for his own needs, he still makes a lot of careless mistakes and fucks it up royally. Too bad one of his hyper-focuses wasn't "learning about ships". I love you Hickey, you adorable bastard. How is his hair always so good?

8. Back to JS&MN for Christopher Drawlight.

Christopher Drawlight cannot sit still to save his life. He's always being charming, chatting people up, and making social connections, both real and fabricated by himself. Only sometimes, he loses track of which lies he's told, and to whom, which gets him in a lot of trouble. His hyperfocus is social status, and he can't let it go, even at the bitter end. He's really one of my favorite characters, even if he is a horrible person. This goes for both book and show Drawlight, by the way. Both top notch. Both ADHD as fuck.

9. Dory - Finding Nemo.

I mean... do I have to say anything else? I don't think I do. I love Dory so much. I relate so, so much. Inattentive ADHD Fish Sister.

10. All versions of Doctor Who, but Tenant is becoming iconic, and I love him, so let's go with number 10!

Just an all around hyperactive ADHD guy. Fun, creative, adventurous, risk taker, IMPULSIVE (it doesn't end). But really, all Doctor Whos feel ADHD to me. There's something capricious and clumsy and dreamy and jumpy about all of them.