Kidnappers: We have your girlfriend.
Rikkard: Lilly?
Kidnappers: Yes.
Rikkard: You don't have her. She has you. Good luck, losers.
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Kidnappers: We have your girlfriend.
Rikkard: Lilly?
Kidnappers: Yes.
Rikkard: You don't have her. She has you. Good luck, losers.
The British 16th Light dragoons (Lancers) in India, 1840-44, plate by Michael Hayes
When you get sent into service in India:
Carter
• Man's greatcoat and detachable cape.
Date: 1840-1860
Place of origin: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Medium: Wool twill (broadcloth) with silk velvet.
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Victorian aesthetic
Victorian London
Ah, Victorian London, a place of technology and squalor, of progress, and a form of civilized barbarism. A place of high class nobles... and ruthless backstreet brawling. A place where people of all walks of life found themselves, and a place where all manner of cultures could be found. Indeed, there is much to be found here in London.
Ah, Victorian London, a place of technology and squalor, of progress, and a form of civilized barbarism. A place of high class nobles... and
Rikkard: I've caught this stupid disease because of Lilly.
Lilly: For the last time, feelings are not an illness.
Owns huge fleets. Check.
Greedy for money? Check.
Always armed and wears a black hat? Check.
Had he been a pirate this entire time?
Storm Over the Caribbean, Robert Thier
Ambrose and Lilly:
A plaid silk maternity dress, circa 1855, at the Concord Museum.
Women behaving badly. The Illustrated Police News. British weekly (1864-1938).
This is so Lilly!!
Matrimonial Differences Settled in a Churchyard. An illustration from The Illustrated Police News (UK, 1864-1938).
I see Patsy in this drawing 😂
found my old handheld fan the other day which prompted me to remember how much i really wanted a handheld fan, and this was because i wanted to learn victorian fan language
also here’s a pic i found if anyone else is interested in it!
» John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836 - 1893)
Liverpool from Wapping
Stapleton Park near Pontefract Sun
Shipping on the Clyde
Park Row, Leeds
A Moonlit Lane
Blackman Street, London
1840s Floral Print Dress
Rikkard: *at the police station* I’m here for my wife
Police: Who’s your wife?
Rikkard: You must be new here
Lilly in Storm and Silence: "You are not getting me out of my dress so you can rummage around in my underwear!"
***
Storm of Bells: "This is not the time for jokes, Miss Linton."
"No. This is the time for reaching into my underwear."
"Miss Linton!"
Robert Thier