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The mad woman has been used as a trope for centuries by writers, but more often as a walk-on part: we are allowed short, horrifying glimpses of the mad Ophelia and the hallucinating Lady Macbeth, before they are hurried to their deaths; Bertha Rochester escapes her attic prison to cause fires and havoc, and is then put back before she, too, is sent to death. What ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ does is give the mad woman pen and paper, and ultimately a voice of her own. We hear from her, directly and in detail.
Introduction by Maggie O'Farrell to The Yellow Wallpaper (via filthiestlaugh)
“For once I want to know how does it feel to be loved, choke me with it, suffocate me until love pours out of my body instead of blood, until I shout and scream begging you to stop, have my fill of love. Someone loving me for who I am, specially at my worst moments when the walls seems to be closing in on me, for once I want to feel a love that does not have a hidden agenda behind it.
had an amazing birthday party !! played the ouija board with my friends and ate cake! couldn’t possibly ask for more <3
❝ you understand, i’ve got a plan for us i bet you didn’t know someone could l o v e you this much ! ❞
priv. indie. hc-based misa amane. previously idoloccult.
❝ you understand, i’ve got a plan for us i bet you didn’t know someone could l o v e you this much ! ❞
priv. indie. hc-based misa amane. previously idoloccult.
❝ you understand, i’ve got a plan for us i bet you didn’t know someone could l o v e you this much ! ❞
priv. indie. hc-based misa amane. previously idoloccult.
Jean-Baptiste Bertrand (1823-1887) - Ophelia