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[cautiously0ptimistic]

And we go beyond the farthest reaches, where the light bends and wraps beneath us. And I know, as you collapse into me, this is the start of something.

[zylphiacrowley]

Wish

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[columboscreens]

[scrollsfromarebornrealm]

one among the weary

[kal-derash]

As much as I didn't like the movie as a whole, I do wish we had gotten more of Anya Taylor Joy as Illyana.

[ahollowgrave]

Odette and her bird, Beauty, are ready for Dawntrail! (Fear not, Rou is also ready. Odette expects a lot of traveling which is certainly not just a reason to bring both of her beloved mounts and companions.)

Thanks to the noodles for helping me through the old content needed so I could get it.

[historybunnny]

Dearest Marmee, 

I must thank you once again for recommending the tickets to the theatre. We have been home about a month now and my wife has not stopped gushing about it to anyone who will listen. I knew she had the soul of a poet but I could have never guessed how much that evening would mean to her.

We were the last to arrive, nearly missing the admissions, as we had stopped off to have our portrait taken there in London. But after all, how could we miss the opportunity to be photographed in our finest clothes, and so in my opinion anyway, we were only fashionably late!

I will admit only to you, some of the play went above my head, but my Winifred, oh how she laughed throughout the entirety of the performance. She understands things like this you see, and I suppose your Jo is likely the same; I think it is something engrained in all the great writers of the world to be able to understand why the curtains are yellow and not blue. 

And boy, does my wife admire Mr. Wilde. She truly believes he will go down in history as one of the greats. She is very fond of all his work, and she suspects we should expect more excellence out of him before his career is finished.

Despite feeling a little out of my depth, I enjoyed myself all the same, especially after Winifred explained that the play mocks the wealthy in subtle ways. Mr. Tree, the gentlemen who played Lord Illingworth, is a galant man taking a slap from Mrs. Arbuthnot that way; how the sound of the sting echoed throughout the entire hall! I was downright shocked, and my wife in stitches, finding it absolutely hilarious. 

At once the show finished, and as Mr. Tree and Mrs. Beere took their bows, everyone cheered for their outstanding talent, and I do believe my wife applauded harder than anyone else in that audience. The show was a treasure, and I trust it will be remembered for generations to come. However, what I will remember most, is my Winifred.

And while everyone marveled at the actors, I couldn’t keep from marveling at my wife instead. Her beauty, her cleverness, her whimsical laughter and dazzling smile, and most of all, her natural aptitude to understand the work...aside from the day we wed, I can't think of a time she has ever appeared more beautiful to me, or more herself.

It was though she belonged there, amongst others who appreciate literature, and my, I can't help thinking what it would be like to sit in that theatre and see her work performed on the stage instead.

I had hoped that our viewing of ‘A Woman of No Importance’ would give her the confidence she needs to be published. It would truly be a shame for the world not to know her work; I encourage gently, but she is stubborn, you see and hardly allows me to read it. She does not recognize her own talent.

Since we've been home though, I have found her early in the morning, asleep at her typewriter more times than I can count. So at the very least, I am pleased to see her passion burning inside once again. Now...if I could only find a way to ignite it.

Yours Sincerely, Lawrence

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[jademight]

Brave New World dares ask the question

What if a Captain America movie was absolutely hollow thematically and politically

[spicypussywave]

dangerous romance boxset (2/?)

[abyssaldyke]

Putting the phrase "body horror" on a high shelf until these people learn to behave. The trailer of cuckoo, a movie with zero gore, proclaimed it "a body horror gem." I enjoyed this movie AND I cannot stress how little violence is depicted, like you cannot put a gentle sprinkle of blood on Hunter Schafer's diamond-tipped cheekbones and call it body horror okay words mean things if you're going to advertise something as a body horror gem I'm gonna need to see a loving pan over some entrails at the bare minimum

[astromechs]

my daredevil born again hot take is that i actually prefer the stuff they clearly shot originally before the overhaul 💀

[curtsies-from-princess-ashlyn]

Ricky and Gina's conversations in 1x05 are giving wayyyyy more depth than what is needed for a 3-episode romantic subplot that's a plot-device to keep the main ship apart. It's honestly hard to fathom that they weren't the planned endgame yet when this ep was written, since they're already giving such a strong connection

[wraithsoutlaws]

Archive Wednesday: if you receive this, show a photo/artwork that you never shared (could be old/outtake/etc.) before! Let those pieces shine too!

oo!! i have a bad habit of deleting stuff i don't post/don't think i will use but here's one that i actually spent the time to edit that just never made its way up here! been wanting to do some Wraith photobook type stuff but didn't get very far ＞︿＜ (yet)

[falllpoutboy]

reading reviews and spoilers on the new cap movie

[ahollowgrave]

-- traveling companions.