Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries
This journal serves two purposes: to aid my recollection when it comes time to formally compile my field notes, and to provide a record for those scholars who come after me should I be captured by the Folk. Verba volant, scripta manent.
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Members of the foreign Royal Families attended the coronation of King Charles III in Westminster Abbey, London. || May 6th, 2023
King Philippe & Queen Mathilde of the Belgians
Kinf Willem Alexander & Queen Maxima of the Netherlands
Prince Albert II & Princess Charlene of Monaco
King Felipe VI & Queen Letizia of Spain
King Abdullah II & Queen Rania of Giordan
Grand Duke Henri & Grud Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg
King Carl XVI Gustav & Crown Princess Victoria
Crown Prince Haakon & Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway
Crown Prince Frederik & Crown Princess Mary of Denmark
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lords of chaos tiktok can sometimes be a hit and miss scenario, but the way a beautiful pelle edit just graced itself upon me its absolutely disgusting.
it is one of the most beautiful, heart squeezing edits ive ever seen and i feel violently ill because of it. this shouldnt be allowed, i shouldnt have to feel my body disintegrating by the second because of this MOOOOTHER FUCKING GLORIOUS EDIT.
(https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGevKL9X9/ if anyones curious and wants to view it aswell)
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ASOUE Characters (The Adults)
And the Beatles Songs I Can't Help But Associate Them With
Lemony Snicket, In My Life (~All these places had their moments/With lovers and friends, I still can recall/Some are dead and some are living/In my life, I've loved them all~)
Beatrice Baudelaire, Golden Slumbers (~Golden slumbers fill your eyes/Smiles await you when you rise/Sleep pretty darling do not cry/And I will a lullaby~)
Bertrand Baudelaire, All My Loving (~All my loving, I will send to you/All my loving/Darling, I'll be true/All my loving/All my loving, Ooh/All my loving, I will send to you~)
Count Olaf, Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (~I once had a girl/Or should I say she once had me/She showed me her room/Isn't it good Norwegian Wood?~) + (~And when I awoke I was alone/This bird had flown/So I lit a fire/Isn't it good Norwegian wood?~)
Esme Squalor, Girl, being the Girl in question, not the 'singer'* (~She's the kind of girl who puts you down/When friends are there/You feel a fool/When you say she's looking good/She acts as if it's understood~)
*The 'singer' of 'Girl' is Jerome Squalor, who has strong feelings of his former marriage with Esme, more bad than good
Jacques Snicket, While My Guitar Gentle Weeps (~I look at the world and I notice it's turning/While my guitar gently weeps/With every mistake we must surely be learning/Still my guitar gently weeps~)
Kit Snicket, Help* [~When I was younger so much younger than today/I never needed anybody's help in any way/(Now) But now these are gone (These days are gone)/I'm not so self assured/(And now I find) Now I've changed my mind/And opened up the doors~]
*Despite the upbeat tone, the lyrics really do fit Kit
Dewey Denouement, A Day in the Life (~I read the news today, oh boy/About a lucky man who made the grade/And though the news was rather sad/Well, I just had to laugh/I saw the photograph~) + (~A crowd of people stood and stared/They'd seen his face before/Nobody was really sure if he was from the House of Lords~)
Ernest Denouement, Carry That Weight (~Boy, you're gonna carry that weight/Carry that weight a long time/Boy, you're gonna carry that weight/Carry that weight a long time~)
Frank Denouement, You Never Gave Me Your Money (~You never give your money/You only give me your funny paper/And in the middle of negotiations/You break down~)
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