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Which side r u on in the proshipper / antishipper Wars ? Mh ?
chinese people's liberation army
the count of monte cristo, dir. peter hammond (1964) - miniseries
happy pride month
My favorite, beautiful cover of the third volume of "The Count of Monte Cristo". Dark, luxurious. And just look at this crazy amount of detail, at every pearl on the clothes⊠You can examine it with a magnifying glass. I literally sat for a hundred hours, studying the material part, to understand what could have been lying on the Count's table.
Skeret: behind the curtain on the right, a flight of stairs leading into the depths of the house should have been visible, but they asked to remove it. But it is there, behind the curtain! Know about it. And next to the girl in the armchair there should have been delightful nineteenth-century lamps. Because the Count is rich and can afford newfangled things.
I look at the number of curtains in my illustrations and hope that someday this will be associated with some kind of my "author's style". Don't feed me bread, let me draw curtains.
If you're interested there's an article written about Haydee and her importance within the book (and how later adaptations do or don't utilize her): https://amisdumas.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/1506_raicu_hayde.pdf
I thought it was pretty interesting in how it also parallels her relationship with the count to that of Edmond and Abbe Faria
So my haydeeposting wasn't unnoticed hehehe I finished the book recently. She's my darling.
Thank you so much for the read, I really enjoyed it!! I fully agree with the author in that Haydée is crucial to the novel's emotional core. I loved when she linked Edmond's "one word from [Haydée] has enlightened me more than twenty years of slow wisdom" to "wait and hope". That's the heart of the story for me.
And yes yes, the parallels between abbe Faria/Edmond and Edmond/Haydée are such a good catch. She talks about Edmond being abbe Faria's link to the world and Haydée Edmond's and I would also say that Edmond brings focus and purpose to Haydée's grief/rage, same as the abbe did for him. I love that Edmond and Haydée are so similar: "No doubt she belongs to the same horrible race he does, and is, like himself, a dealer in magical arts". These are such similar passages:
Also this is the most romantic thing in the world
For her sake he spares himself đđ
never kill yourself. you have to fill your mutuals dash with shit they don't care about forever, okay?
#Book!Lucy Gray singing 'Pure As The Driven Snow' AFTER Coriolanus kills Mayfair
âI know you killed Mayfair to protect me. Me and the rest of the Covey.â She rested her forehead on his chest. âI'll never be able to thank you for that.â He stroked her hair. âWell, she's gone for good now. You're safe.â
I redrew it in another style for printing.
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (2023) dir. Francis Lawrence
El Conde de Montecristo (2002)
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, illustrated by Fritz Eichenberg, 1943 edition
i think god didnt make me an artist because he wanted to protect the world from the things i would draw
ANAMARIA VARTOLOMEI as Haydée and PIERRE NINEY as Edmond DantÚs in LE COMTE DE MONTE-CRISTO (2024)
J'ai pas su m'empĂȘcher de fignoler ce dessin x)
How did she look in that final moment? Did she cry out? Did she beg for her life? Did she know it was me?