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L’Avventura (1960) dir. Michelangelo Antonioni
L'avventura (1960)🎬 dir. Michelangelo Antonioni
Monica Vitti
photographed by Enrico Appetito on the set of
L'avventura (1960)
You could always just stay here. My heart is there.
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You compared her to a horse! I doubt even I could produce such a cutting retort, well done Persephone.
Hades loved Persephone. He let her go because he loved her? And she returned because she loved him.
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I belong with you.
Seeking Persephone Part 4 of 4 (2026)
Mary Bennet: *does anything* Tom Hayward: *immediately—
Seeking Persephone I 1.03
Dukes aren't supposed to need people, Persephone.
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You should've come in when they first started. And curled up on the bed wrapped up in that blanket.
Seeking Persephone 1.3 ∙ Part 3
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"You do that very well. I just kissed Persephone. Mm, I noticed. And um, and I think Persephone noticed as well."
I think Hades must have missed his wife. I think he knew to the very minute how long she had been gone.
A flame that burns so bright and true,
This heart of fire belongs to you.
Held in my hand, a sacred spark,
Guiding me through the deep blue dark.
Part 6 in my weekly poster series for 2026. Felt like making something a bit less text focused for this week
Max Baur, 1898-1988 Treppe in Nördlingen, um 1950,
André Steiner Lily 1933