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House of the Dragon | 1.07 “Driftmark” dir. Miguel Sapochnik, written by Kevin Lau

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Van Sishem // The Boy in the Skeleton, 1581

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Little Plague Era Lad: "Please, Mummy Dearest, might I come out of the Village Repentance Skeleton now?"

#BBC MICE

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Pink Twilight Sunburst

But I wonder, where were you When I was at my worst, down on my knees? And you said you had my back So I wonder, where were you When all the roads you took came back to me?

#hahahaha #Youtube

You shout it out, but I can't hear a word you say I'm talking loud, not saying much I'm criticized, but all your bullets ricochet Shoot me down, but I get up

I'm bulletproof, nothing to lose Fire away, fire away Ricochet, you take your aim Fire away, fire away

....And when you finally do have the guts to fire at me, don't miss me. Because I am not a silent victim anymore.

#I'm the one who said I'd never leave....but I should have. I love in a way I cannot be loved in return. Oh well.#Not a relationship. Familial issues with mummy. No. RS are easy.#Youtube

It's Saturday! Guess what that means? It's the Osterman Weekend at Tanner's. lol lol

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Robert Ludlum's second novel, The Osterman Weekend was published in 1972 by World Publishing. Sensing that the conspiracy thriller would make a good film, director William Castle bought the rights and approached Ludlum to adapt his own script; the author refused. The film was to remain in development hell for the next decade, until it fell into the hands of legendary director Sam Peckinpah. Working from a script by Ian Masters, Peckinpah's film of The Osterman Weekend was released in 1983; it was his final film, and the director died the following year. This 1984 reprint of Ludlum's novel was published by Granada and carries an advertisement for the film adaptation.