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People are drawn deeper into tragedy not by their defects but by their virtues. [ Independent Aphrodite blog. Not affiliated with any fandom. Page under construction. ]

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there’s always a job to be done .  sometimes it’s the harder jobs  that need doing . & if no one else’ll do them , i will .     

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"Still,      Homer would have had a field day with a      hero like you."

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 not all that famed , just doing my job . 

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      "I think everyone agrees you tend to go above and beyond the call of duty."

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    "If it isn't the famed Miss America."

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[ ♔ ] meet the puppeteer

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name: Savannah. height: 5’8 eye color: brown. birthday: February 16 favorite colors: dark green, blue best school subject(s): English (which would be why I'm majoring in it) current shirt color: Black day or night: night. religion:  Agnostic, heavy leaning on Buddhism gender: female. sexual orientation: heteroflexible? single or taken: single. celebrity crush: currently Seb Stan and/or Misha Collins.  Also Adrianne Palicki coffee or tea: coffee, usualy favorite food: Um, I'm having a love affair with asparagus and artichokes right now, tbh.

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    "I've been wanting to meet you for a while, you know."

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     "Make it quick, would you?"

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11/? - pictures of Scarlett the beautifull

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Scarlett Johansson as Kay Lake in The Black Dahlia (2006) - "And with the friendship came Kay, never getting between us, but always filling in our lives outside the job with style and grace."

“Of course for me getting to play a woman during that period and the makeup and the hair and the costumes and the cars and the sets was all very glamorous and fun. I’ve always kind of had an affinity for that period. I got to wear a lot of beautiful vintage pieces. They built a beautiful wardrobe for me so that was a lot of fun.”

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Venus de Milo (représentation d’Aphrodite) -  Alexandre d’Antioche ?