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#of course shes a catherine
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Season 4's opening is such a strong re-introduction to the show and its characters. Like... of course Roddy is having a christmas party alone at a fastfood place because he secretly wanted to spend time with the others, of course River and Louisa are having their own little get together that is awkward but also emotionally vunerable, of course Shirley and Marcus are doing weird torture resistance training for gambling purposes, of course diana has to deal with yet another useless man, and of course Lamb is waking up disgruntled and surrounded by empty bottles
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haaam-guuuurl · 5 months
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Siobhan: "Bitter Knight was a warlock who had sold her sugar for magic, and the secret is that actually she was Amethar's oldest sister, Rococoa, who was a Revenant, because she came back to revenge herself against Calroy for killing her family."
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truehauntings · 3 months
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can i hear about your ocs from the midsummer post ?
Yes!!!!
Ok, so, Catherine Appleby is a witch, - specialty: necromancy to be exact - and she lives in a small and haunted cottage in the late Victorian era (maybe), doing witchy things and selling witchy stuff. She is not talented at practising necromancy which is probably the reason why the ghosts stuck around. She is sarcastic, stoic and a bit of a lone wolf. Also quite gay.
Her previous girlfriend died and her mentor is a healer who couldnt save her because it was too late ("I can heal people who are sick or injured, I can't bring them back to life") so Catherine, heartbroken, is questioning the healing path more and more and she decides to pursue necromancy to be able to do that.
One time one of her necromancy spells goes wrong and instead of putting someone dead from the past into the future, still alive, she accidentally catapults someone from the 21st century into her own time.
Introducing: Evelyn Mellington. I don't have such a grasp on her character yet but I do like to imagine she is somewhat of a goth and quite drawn to antiques/the past/history in the first place. She likes to bond with the ghosts in the house and finds the time travelling adventure absolutely fascinating. (Self insert here, ngl).
Since Evelyn is not a magician, Catherine, with a somewhat guilty concience about this whole thing, tries to teach Evelyn magic, so she can get back to her own time. Hijinks ensue.
Also they fall in love.
I have created them in the Sims one time, here's how they look (Catherine on the left, Evelyn on the right):
(Ignore their not historically accurate hair)
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Historical census coincidence, maybe a gay one, in the tags🫡
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jorvikzelda · 1 year
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This is apropos of absolutely nothing but can we all take a moment for this Aideen concept from the 2023 roadmap update because I think about it at least twice a week
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llycaons · 2 months
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when heathcliff begs cathy's ghost to come back in 😭
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mzminola · 2 years
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Considering that Jack Drake stole from dig sites, unless I’ve completely missed something about the Graysons, Dick is the only main continuity Robin to not have at least one criminal parent (outside of Bruce).
I don’t know enough about Bette Kane to say if we can make a similar statement about the Batgirls.
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team-pokefriends · 6 months
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"Okay, I believe you."
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fideidefenswhore · 8 months
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soulmate-ism ❤️
#am i joking? am i serious? who could say...#my qualm is not so much the style of acting or even the actors changed but seemingly the groundwork of this character#being disregarded and set aside#im fully a hater so believing this scene is cute means more coming from me.#i liked both that they depicted her as odd and her oddness chiming with his own oddness#bcus then by s3 she is just...serene and genteel. nothing else#i think it was interesting that she doesn't mention coa in s2 either and couldn't help wondering if this was an intentional choice?#catherine was#for one something that seemed to bond the group she became part of#(which is something they seem to omit it is just...the seymour faction. of seymours. and charles brandon. no one else)#but for another technically would have been an obstacle to her advancement. so if the omission was purposeful that (could) have been#masterful... they of course ruin that by s3 again lol#im assuming what they were going for was jane modeling her queenship upon catherine's in s1 by having her suddenly#express such admiration for her but this presents its own host of ...not plot holes persay but character gaps? i suppose?#(this has been theorized and that she succeeded is doubtful. it's not like henry's response to the may day riots intercession was similar)#namely: how does this square with jane's seeming devotion and idealization of henry in s3? she thinks the world of him and constantly#seems to be let down by him and expect better of him...but were she such a devotee of his first wife. whom he banished. then why?#another thorny issue they refused to grapple with by just eliding s3: she might have thought the world of him because*#of what was done to anne. in the vein of reginald pole#ridding himself of the 'heretical evil'. they sort of try to do this by a transference case; suddenly jane hates cromwell even tho he was#instrumental in her rise...?#they didn't have the confidence to explore that ; however. even though it would've been better continuity#bcus in s2 jane seems happiest in diminishing her rival.#and they didn't really give any of the complexity they did to AB...this sort of brash confidence and steady and public reviling of her riva#followed by these scenes of anxiety and fear ; like with her sister overlooking coronation sketches#instead she just becomes...serenely sad. somehow. surprised that henry has a mistress.#(i mean. cute being a relative term. jane is cute. henry is baring his teeth and doesn't seem to display much in the way of ...warmth?#could have actually been something really interesting done here...idk how accurate. but interesting#'as lancelot worshipped guinevere' is a fantasy...and not one that ends in marriage between the two#just as 'maitresse en titre' (i mean...it was a title for a reason...but) was a fantasy outside marriage
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une-sanz-pluis · 9 months
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William B. Robison, “The Bard, the Bride, and the Muse Bemused: Katherine of Valois on Film in Shakespeare’s Henry V”, The Palgrave Book of Shakespeare’s Queens (eds. Kavita Mudan Finn, Valerie Schutte, Palgrave Macmillan 2018)
#robison points out in a footnote that the biographies of her out there add very little to the historiography around her#(and of the biographies he cites only one gives her a lengthy treatment - the rest are from compilation biographies of english queens)#(this was also in 2018 so he's not referring to katherine j. lewis's chapter on her which came out this year)#honestly i find this to be very true - that she's always discussed with the same kind of narrative#(i read 3/4 of the biographies he cites and a couple he doesn't and when i was writing the post on catherine as a political agent#i went back and reread them and it was amazing how they all followed the same kind of narrative beats#the wooing scene from shakespeare! did she love henry v? widowhood and attempted romance with edmund beaufort! mrs tudor time! death)#(i'm also reminded of a comment kavita mudan finn made about how tudor-era writings tended to depict catherine's marriage to owen tudor#in a way that subsumes her agency in making the marriage into a wider narrative about the destined rise of the tudors)#and while there's less emphasis on destiny as a mystical force we're still eliding catherine's agency from the story#or pushing it into the realm of the domestic - at least one novel focuses on how her tudor marriage makes catherine abandon the political#world and the trappings of court to focus on her children husband and house - something akin to a housewife#(while still being - of course - the fairest and most fashionable and smartest and hottest woman in the realm)#- and i think it even depicts her gardening. she even celebrates the lives of peasants as the ideal because they're 'free')#(which. what.)#catherine de valois#shakespeare#historiography#historical fiction#historian: william b. robison
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reireichu · 1 year
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THE ANSWER IS YES, AEGON.
THE ANSWER IS VERY MUCH YES SHE THINKS YOURE AN IDIOT DID YOU NOT LISTEN TO A SINGLE THING SHE’S EVER SAID TO YOU??????
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randomnameless · 2 years
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Scourging PK again,
Catherine explains to Barney that so many kitties and doggies in Garreg Mach were there because Rhea loves animals.
Coupled with Catherine’s convo with Dedue about her not acting like an Archbishop, you can’t convince me that when Seteth went with his usual “Rhea no”, Rhea picked a kitty and went to Catherine instead - and Catherine can’t tell her “no” so that’s how Rhea Catherine adopted 50 pets before Seteth put an end to this nonsense.
Cue Dedue catching this story and wondering, if he is the one telling his Highness to not eat the weeds, is someone else enabling him, worse even, encouraging to eat weeds??
Ingrid suddenly feels bad, her brothers told her those plants weren’t weeds, but edible flowers! Hopefully Dimitri doesn’t suffer from stomach pain, right?
Indeed, he survived Ingrid’s flowers, but passed out after trying one of Flayn’s cookies - that were actually made by Rhea, who put Zanado Fruit jam on them, thinking they were for Flayn’s own consumption ! - just like Ashe, Sylvain and Felix.
Hopefully this happened while there was a decrease in sugar importations in Adrestia - which made Supreme Leader focus on something else than the current War.
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teagrammy · 1 year
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Remembering Phillipa Gregory/The Spanish Princess portrayed Catherine of Aragon lying about consummating her marriage to Arthur strictly for her personal gain makes me so irritated
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navree · 2 years
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what i think a lot of people forget about historical figures, especially when engaging in any kind of historical fiction, is that these were actual people and they had feelings, they very much had thoughts and emotions about the things that happened to them and that they did and that they went through
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root-of-holyghost · 2 months
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hedwig can you stop choking the prioress please
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poptartmochi · 8 months
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anyways we pretend the ending does not exist. kicks my feet 🦇
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fanonical · 10 months
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one thing that continues to impress me about catherine tate's performances in doctor who is that she isn't, strictly, an actor?
or at least, she wasn't really a dramatic actor until she did doctor who. i remember there were so many people before series 4 saying that the show was going to be all comedy now and saying that it was going to be awful, but then fires of pompeii and planet of the ood and turn left happened and blew everyone away
and she's still continuing to knock it out of the park with the dramatic acting - and nailing the comedy too, of course! - and i can't help but be stunned by her understanding the assignment perfectly
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