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#so eleanor breakup no. 1 happened in '14/'15 whatever
jlf23tumble · 6 months
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What does coachella I will survive make you think?
It makes me think thoughts about break ups!
#so eleanor breakup no. 1 happened in '14/'15 whatever#and it had a lot of larries in this weird euphoria because harry was singing i will survive the next night#but that song is not the song you sing because your boyfriend is now 'free' or whatever#it's the song YOU sing about being free of your boyfriend#and it was a big stage moment (sorta fits in with some random head canon shit i've already talked about for '14/'15 being messy)#and eleanor is a great proxy--a public face--to that long-term deepest love under the surface#so as much as larries shit on her and hate her and whatever#her being there should be a good sign! because when she's not? breakup city songs big clue on what's below the water#so coachella--spring 2022#another on-stage moment#eleanor breakup no. 2 happens months later officially#but if you looked at her ig posts that summer#it was hot single girl summer all over the place#so#read what you like but it feels like a real pointed breakup with your boyfriend song#that has been done on stage twice#right around public breakups (x2)#to really spell it out more than i feel i need to lmao#larrie reaches have been made with a lot less is all i'm sayin'#just leaving my two hands open for the current-day messy on/off vibes i get from it all#long winded way for me to get to the anon who named names about that big blog#quick lurk AND YEAH interesting pivot lmaooooo#yet par for the course#readin' the way the wind is blowin' and leavin' room for jesus (sweet sweet relevance via likes/reblogs)
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malglories · 6 years
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for the history asks (prepare urself), 1-29, 31, 35, 47, 60-65 (im so sorry)
hahah omg, this has to go under a cut. i’m only going to answer the questions which truly interest me, as i want to get off my laptop and read before i go to sleep!
1. historical role model?
she’s not a role model, per se, but a curiosity, a fascination, and an idol, someone whose identity i’ve perhaps molded to my own that is not faithful to who she was. joan of arc.
6. favorite historical fiction book? so so so hard to choose. alias grace.
8. favorite tv show based on historical events, but not really faithful to real life? the borgias
9. favorite musical based on history? les mis
10. favorite movie based on history? all of them are period dramas - moulin rouge?? a royal affair? anna karenina?
14. favorite female monarch? cleopatra
15. favorite war leader? alexander the great
16. favorite controversial leader? napoleon
17. favorite feminist pioneer? christine de pizan
21. which leader do you think would make the best spouse? franz joseph i of austria? married to sisi? a completely unique woman but also completely unsuited to royal life, and he just let her do whatever the fuck she wanted for the most part
26. do you think we’re going to repeat history because we haven’t learned from it? yes.
28. which historical figure do you think has been the most fictionalization and elevated to a godlike status nowadays? all the founding fathers.
31. how was your interest in history started? i truthfully have no idea -- it’s always been a part of me. but i loved reading those scholastic books about all the various women in history. cleopatra: daughter of the nile was my favorite. i was also into that animated show about the american revolution? omg it was called liberty’s kids.
47. favorite queen/king of england? eleanor of aquitaine
60. are you interested in cults and sects? interested, yes, but i haven’t studied them in depth
63. opinion on marriage as a political move? it’s against our sensibilities now, but for thousands of years it was how the world worked. it’s interesting to study, especially the best and worst case scenarios.
64. best history joke you’ve ever heard? that tweet by @ shutupmikeginn:being 28, 2016: i’m not ready for a relationship28, 1816: i have 13 kids28, 1000BC: i lived a good life, thrice i ate a berry and once a pear
65. opinion on the history taught in schools today? i think they make it too formal, and formulaic. history is incredible, it’s interesting, it’s composed of people just like us with thoughts, feelings, ambitions, embarrassments. people who are silly, eccentric, spiteful, loving, brave, cruel. i think if you don’t like history, it’s because you haven’t been taught it in the right way.
it is important to know important events, but the focus should be more on the people who made those events happen, i think. the weird relationships, the dramatic breakups, the lifelong friendships, the incredible greed, the anger that led to extremism: history is the story of humanity, so it should be the humans at the heart of it that are the focus.
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