i am full of love and also fatigue
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i am full of love and also fatigue
People who don’t like Tom because he isn’t action based, isn’t fighting for Mary, don’t seem to get that (in the show, I’m only talking about the series, didn’t read the book and don’t plan to) Tom and Mary are each other’s mirrors. He sees himself on the outside, as she sees herself. And just as she reconciles he must be with Anne of course, not her, he does the same regarding Mary and Ryder.
The irony and the agony is that they only want each other, but their positions outside the dominant narrative keep them from seeing they have access to one another in this way.
Ryder has access to the narratives of Austen. Being someone who has enough money they don’t have to work, make a proposal on a whim and then again, can leave for Italy on a whim and be totally fine…this is a person who has access to big actions and choices and sweeping gestures and performative narrative agency.
No one is badgering Mary for not fighting for Tom while he’s locked in this agreement with Ann. But the mirror of this with Tom invites readings of action and certain kinds of legible manhood.
I fell asleep thinking about Tom and Mary when they first had dinner together, and I think this moment (specifically the moment when they learned they both read the same author no one else cares about), when they both sort of seem to glitch, they were in love there and then. I don’t think it’s the sort of love you fight for, it’s the sort that is like encountering a fantastical being and realizing you are one and the same. It’s not part of a reasonable narrative of action. It happens to some people, often those on the outside of the story. I think they both knew there and then, and the show is the story of the relief getting back to that place.
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What chance do we have? The question is "what choice." Run, hide, plead for mercy, scatter your forces. You give way to an enemy this evil with this much power and you condemn the galaxy to an eternity of submission. The time to fight is now! ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY 2016 | dir. Gareth Edwards
Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope dir. George Lucas | 1977
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it wants to be close to me. probably because it is so cold and soft & it knows i am strong and warm
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ever since someone pointed out to me that shakespeare wrote "twelfth night" after one of his twin children died, it's hit different.
like we know precious little about shakespeare's life and even less about what was on his mind when he wrote each play, but....he wrote a story where the twins torn apart by fate reunite, where the brother thought to be dead and gone forever actually miraculously survived, where the emotional climax of the story isn't the various love triangles getting sorted out, but the twins finding each other again and getting to live happily ever after.
like. fuck.
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I love the confrontation between Mary and Lizzie in episode seven. Lizzie is stunned because it never occurred to her that Mary’s experience was different than her own. Mary points out how Lizzie was celebrated and respected whereas she was not. Mary is visibly pained, on the verge of tears as the anger and resentment pour out. Then she lashes out at Lizzie and by the end of the scene, they’re both hurt.
But Lizzie pulls a Mr. Darcy (book version).
She reflects on what Mary said. She reevaluates their upbringing and the role she played in Mary’s isolation. Then she does better! Lizzie doesn’t sit idly by as Mrs. Bennet criticizes, berates, and exerts control over Mary. Lizzie takes action. She invites Mary’s biggest supporters to Pemberly — Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner.
Lizzie does this off-screen, just like Mr. Darcy does in the book (someone he respects points out his shortcomings so he resolves to fix them). Now that Lizzie is aware of how her indifference hurt Mary, she is determined to be more present and supportive to her sister - not just with words but actions as well.