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Safiya fon Hasstrel, Truthwitch, card hustler, and domna on the run. from Witchlands by @stdennard 😊

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Return to the Shire

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In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit.

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harry potter and his cool children

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I think great things are waiting for me.

Lily James as Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018)

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Hamilton: A very serious musical

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Girls loving girls in the same-sex ALL LOVE IS EQUAL photography series by Braden Summers

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that happy ending ! 💘

inspired by these little matching bgs from the first & last eps - exploring old haunts after its all overgrown? :’)

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WAR & PEACE (2016) dir. Tom Harper

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Wedding 👰❤🤵

Harry & Ginny

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so these sketches of ballet waterbending frickin EXPLODED and a lot of people seemed to want it animated SO. i give you extremely sketchy animations of katara, prima ballerina

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Rapunzel reading a book (after John William Waterhouse's The Missal painting)

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Gorgeous!!

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One of my favorite parts of the 1995 adaptation of Pride & Prejudice is at the Netherfield Ball, shortly after the Bennets’ arrival. Bingley has zoomed toward Jane like a magnet, Lydia and Kitty have darted off toward the officers, Mary is sulking, Lizzy has just realized that Wickham is not there and is all-too-obviously feeling a bit out of sorts and even awkward.

And then there’s Bingley, noticing her standing all on her own and offering her his other arm so that she doesn’t have to walk into the ballroom on her own. It’s such a small gesture, but it demonstrates so well his kindness and gentlemanliness. It shows us so clearly one of the reasons why Jane fell in love with him, because of his attentiveness toward others and care for them. He’s not just some amiable bumbler who relies on his sisters and Darcy to guide him through life; he’s a genuinely caring, gentle man who would rather be taken advantage of than do something to hurt others. And that’s why Jane loves him, and that’s probably why Darcy cares so much for him as a friend as well.

My other favorite ball moment is also Bingley-related, it’s when Mary embarrasses herself and her family by plowing everyone over to get at the piano and Charles covers up her social faux pas as best he can, though even he can’t do anything about Mr. Bennet’s blunder later.

All that to say that, Charles Bingley is a wonderful human being and I love how the ‘95 adaptation showed that in such small, easily overlooked details, because he himself is easily overlooked, but his goodness peeks through at every opportunity.

freenarnian

This is very sweet, and insightful, and I agree that Bingley is easy to get wrong/overlook in adaptations. Reblogging for that gif at the end, though. Look at that grin. The face of a man who knows he’s entering a room with wife material on one arm and a sister-in-law extraordinaire on the other.