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The pillow princess was executed by a peasant revolt during the great pillow famine of 1389.
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pillow princess implies the existence of pillow peasant
The pillow princess was executed by a peasant revolt during the great pillow famine of 1389.
René Magritte, The Land of Miracles, 1964
so sorry to my irl friends who have seen me consumed by a new fixation. the vampire lestat is gonna start airing soon and i Will be insufferable.
im sorry in advance haha
it’s ptsd girls and their the vampire armand against the world
The Vampire Armand only knows how to do one thing and it's ruining a Lestat function with his rancid (affectionate) vibe
Bathroom for House Beautiful magazine - Alan Buchsbaum (1971)
“Buchsbaum’s objective, for a House Beautiful story, was to rethink the traditional bathroom. In so doing, he not only found space for additional fixtures but also intimated new ways for the body to be in the bathroom.
In separating a grooming anteroom from the rest of the bathroom, Buchsbaum created a much-appreciated dry space for make-up and mirrors. In the “wet” room, he exploded the normally rectilinear composition of fixtures by projecting the toilet, bidet, and tub off the plumbing core at varying angles. In contrast, a circular sink floats independently, and the shower platform, accessed by a short stair, efficiently took up the residual space behind the tub. Buchsbaum used a bold and vibrant palette of primary yellow, bright red, and lime green in the super-graphics style to reinforce his design of the new bathroom.”
Scanned from the Alan Buschman monograph book (1996)
reread the vampire armand and my god. this section gets me every fucking time.
something about him tearing the body to shreds and tossing the pieces out of the cell, but he can't get rid of the torso and is just pressed against the wall in a corner trying to not touch it...
whenever i reread this goddammned fucking book, it's this scene that always gets me
anyways i really really really hope they include the full extent of the children of darkness' torture in the show, because in the first telling of it in TVL armand leaves out so much that is so crucial to understanding him. but also this season is told from lestat pov and the main thing he took from armand's trauma mind-dump was "hey this marius guy seems p cool" so idk...
Wretched guy living in my head
political compass of armand
McKinley Street, Wharton, West Virginia.
the eyes of someone who just vomited carry a vulnerable acceptance to grief only known in portraits of saints
Max Kurzweil (1867-1916, Austrian) ~ The Artist’s Wife (Martha Kurzweil, Sleeping on a Divan), 1902
[Source: schirn.de]
"The Louis Triptych (Burnt, Broken, Buried)"
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the crazy thing about doctor who is that it really is the best show ever for 30 seconds at a time. you never know when those 30 seconds will be. sometimes they happen multiple times in a single episode and sometimes you wait years and years and years. and the best part is those 30 seconds are surrounded by the worst show ever, which is also doctor who
'why does lestat see claudia as a romantic rival when louis is gay it makes no sense' girl because he is insane. because he is fucking insane. because he is stephen king amy dunne last ten minutes of hereditary crazy. because he is mommy dearest the shining silence of the lambs hitchcock blonde norman bates unwell.
it’s hard to conceptualise desire and desperation more immense than “I always return to see the colours of the garden in your shadow”. armand’s very much telling lestat that the very fabric of vampirism is coloured by the way he’s conceptualised it for him and is in some ways content to simply exist in the shadow that lestat’s complicated and immense presence casts on it
interaction i had with a cat made me do it