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occasionally subtle
if i look back, i am lost
Keni
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Stranger Things
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@onomatopiya-main
god i would kill to see the stuff baru could cook up in excel. 20 interlinked sheets, if you change 1 number, everything changes. if you type in the wrong box, a bomb blows up half the world. graphs and charts galore. she's creating macros you can't even conceptualize.
i'm a lover not a fighter i'm a hater not a dater
The guillotine was conceived as swifter, painless, more humane. You touch your throat. You wonder.
new story dropped specifically in time for bastille day, because the strange horizons editors are the funniest people alive
She has you practically backed against the wall. Her knuckles are cool against your throat. If she pressed down she would choke you, which is a thought you think with your cunt. Later you will find out she carries a switchblade. “I do light time travel,” you manage. “Not on purpose.” It’s a necessary non-answer; you can’t say you sewed it yourself, based on your memories from Revolutionary France. It’s also a dodge that makes you sound like an asshole. But Mary-Caine Adair snorts, which makes your heart squeeze double-time. Then her eyebrows draw together, sharp. “What happened to your neck?” You realize too late your cravat has slipped down. Her finger presses against your pulse-point, against the scar necklacing your throat. “Oh,” you say, a touch breathless (she is so very close). “You know. Nothing yet.”
in a time when we need bold and dangerous queer stories now more than ever, "guillotine" asks the very important question: what if you kinned a dickens character so hard you died multiple times?
read it here for dimension-hopping, martyrdom fantasies in high school english class, undernegotiated and unsexy dyke bdsm, footnotes, historical reenactment clothing, and my personal thesis on how A Tale of Two Cities is about letting your undiagnosed adhd ruin your life <3
and behold my main character, courtesy of the wonderful @blackcatarts whose commissions are criminally cheap!
(issa's commissions) (my playlist for this story)
We Who Have Been Raised by Tigers
my short story about past life & gender is out!!!! you can read it here!!!!!
In your last life, you were a tiger princess. You lived by the water and you adorned yourself in gold circlets; you chimed when you walked, like birdsong, like blessing, lotus flowers threaded in your long, raven-down hair. A snarl-handed oma who loved you better than she did your sister taught you to paint your face and to strike first. You were cruel, beautiful—when you tipped your face up to the sun, it shone brighter, just for you.
i'm genuinely fighting for my life here (somehow i've forgotten how to draw entire bodies with boobs in a span of mere weeks) but here's my favorite evil undead white woman.
careers under capitalism
helping elderly people: one dollar
Senior Torture Manager: $1,500,000,000/yr plus benefits
honestly louis in that entire lawyer scene was so much better than i could’ve imagined. he’s just “yes honey you’re so talented and successful. i’m responsible for a lot of this success but i’d never make you feel bad about that i’m just here to be supportive :) there’s no need to fight in front of the guests” goal-oriented ragebaiting at its finest
idea from dmthinkr on twitter
everybody slowwwwwww down i haven't watched the episode yet
oedipiphany...
AT THE WHAT END? i would say can he reclaim that but like. emphatically yes
wow. cicero mentioned. is everyone enjoying the intelligence of my opinions here
what the hell is going on. what is the tone of this supposed to be
on the one hand, thinking about lestat being fully ten years older here than he is in the book is making me crazy. ten extra years in this house. on the other hand, can they get her even one good fucking wig
trying to decide if i like this gabrielle characterization or if it feels, er, girlboss-transplanted-into-the-olden-days. like would a housewife actually get away with being this snappish and outwardly disrespectful. i am not a historian i cannot say for sure but i am raising my eyebrow a little bit
oh that was our wolf scene. okay. i know you have to adjust pacing for television vs. novel but that was our wolf scene. okayyyy
imagine if this episode started the way the first section of tvl does. with basically a cold open of lestat out in the middle of the wilderness totally alone, younger than we know him and way more naive, hunting these wolves. and he has no idea where they are and the first five minutes are like suspense wilderness drama. and we actually see how he interacts with, eg, the horse and dogs he loves. like we see him communicating with these animals and at ease with them and then we see him lose them. and then we could still have sexy wound-cleaning incest scene,
WAS CHRISTINE TALKING TO DEE LIKE THAT? WHEN I GET MY HANDS ON HER.
on the one hand. everytihng is happening so fast. what if we weren't going this fast. on the other hand, i am losing it a little about "the year and a half of weird bullshit you've been putting us through" and "do you play baseball like in twilight" and daniel trying to be the most nonchalant anyone has ever been as he brings up armand
OUT AND PROUD
holy fucking shit he knows the day count
okay "and so was i" still makes me crazy.
"and i came and came and came" line still solos. however i do kinda refuse to believe gabrielle de lioncourt uses the word glamping
gabriella come to wisconsin i can . i can corn your h. no that's not good. i can. i can um,
REAL RASHID HI BESTIE
"do i have to fuck him?" "yes" absolutely crazy line. lestat's relationship to sex is NORMAL. it's NORMAL. it's the fourth best thing a vampire can do to ignore the horrors and there is nothing transactional or desperate or self-harming about it
completely dodging the "do you like it" question about sex btw
"grace jones in gucci" from christine to moses sumney after what she said to dee... maybe i'm crazy but. christine do you hate black people
OH MY GOD IT'S LOUIS'S FUCKING HOTEL? THAT'S WHAT THIS IS ABOUT?
louis i love you so so so so so so so so so so so so so so much it's unbearable.
FORTY-FIVE. oh and he's sitting in the audience having the least amount of fun anyone has ever had. just like back at the theatre des vampires bringing a book to rehearsal because he did not give a fuuuuuuuuck <3
PRETTY GREEN EYES! YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT! "he is the story" is making me crazyyyyyyyyy thinking about [friend untagged because i realized he hasn't seen it yet] saying "louis is always daniel's story"
"i will be speaking for [tertiary figures]" i mean. accurate based on the prologue to qotd (book). however i hope this means anybody with unkind things to say about louis being biased or whatever shuts the hell up forever since we have lestat lampshading his wrenching of control of the narration--BOWLING?
"that happen with you and lestat?" "no." "oh." "sounds weird." HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. also louis idk i feel like you were feeling some weird intense stuff for sure
daniel apologizing for the book and then, when louis doesn't forgive him, immediately turning around and going, "well, it didn't do much damage to you" as if he didn't publish the entire story of louis's trauma and his daughter's lynching and also publishing the book fucked up loustat's relationship and also now daniel is showing louis the parts lestat claims are lies and laughing about it gleefully. louis kill him
JESUS FUCKING CHRIST
deeply compelled by lestat and gabrielle going back to kill their entire human family (especially when this is notably not what happens in the book and lestat's inability to save his family fromt he french revolution causes him a lot of distress--like, this is a lestat who was stuck with his family much longer and was traumatized much more by them and probably knew them better). why did we spend like 30 seconds on it
OHHHHHHHHHH GOD THE BRUCE THING. OH MAN. OH GOD. THIS BEING THE WAY THEY'RE TRAPPING LOUIS BACK INTO ALL OF THIS. OH I'M SICK I'M FUCKING DERANGED
okay i need to muse on all of this. jacob anderson is a shining beacon of talent wherever he goes so that part is awesome. i am intrigued by the directions they're taking gabistat but deeply frustrated by how quickly we're moving through the france backstory and it feels like the show doesn't know whether it's trying to be comedic or dramatic or what... but all of these things could change in the future i suppose. i will be patient. i just feel like i have less of a baseline level of trust here than i did in the first two seasons, where i never felt.... tonally unmoored the same way? maybe that's the point. Who Can Say. Time Will Tell
LITERALLY LITERALLY LITERALLY. it doesnt feel like it could stand alone on its own and i think it does need more support if its going to upend the audience the way it does???? like the minute i saw louis i was kicking my feet and i felt like the scenes with him were much more well grounded and interesting. and maybe this is because of lestatpov but again i feel like that cant excuse All of the tonal and pacing issues its kinda unbalanced
everybody slowwwwwww down i haven't watched the episode yet
oedipiphany...
AT THE WHAT END? i would say can he reclaim that but like. emphatically yes
wow. cicero mentioned. is everyone enjoying the intelligence of my opinions here
what the hell is going on. what is the tone of this supposed to be
on the one hand, thinking about lestat being fully ten years older here than he is in the book is making me crazy. ten extra years in this house. on the other hand, can they get her even one good fucking wig
trying to decide if i like this gabrielle characterization or if it feels, er, girlboss-transplanted-into-the-olden-days. like would a housewife actually get away with being this snappish and outwardly disrespectful. i am not a historian i cannot say for sure but i am raising my eyebrow a little bit
oh that was our wolf scene. okay. i know you have to adjust pacing for television vs. novel but that was our wolf scene. okayyyy
imagine if this episode started the way the first section of tvl does. with basically a cold open of lestat out in the middle of the wilderness totally alone, younger than we know him and way more naive, hunting these wolves. and he has no idea where they are and the first five minutes are like suspense wilderness drama. and we actually see how he interacts with, eg, the horse and dogs he loves. like we see him communicating with these animals and at ease with them and then we see him lose them. and then we could still have sexy wound-cleaning incest scene,
WAS CHRISTINE TALKING TO DEE LIKE THAT? WHEN I GET MY HANDS ON HER.
on the one hand. everytihng is happening so fast. what if we weren't going this fast. on the other hand, i am losing it a little about "the year and a half of weird bullshit you've been putting us through" and "do you play baseball like in twilight" and daniel trying to be the most nonchalant anyone has ever been as he brings up armand
OUT AND PROUD
holy fucking shit he knows the day count
okay "and so was i" still makes me crazy.
"and i came and came and came" line still solos. however i do kinda refuse to believe gabrielle de lioncourt uses the word glamping
gabriella come to wisconsin i can . i can corn your h. no that's not good. i can. i can um,
REAL RASHID HI BESTIE
"do i have to fuck him?" "yes" absolutely crazy line. lestat's relationship to sex is NORMAL. it's NORMAL. it's the fourth best thing a vampire can do to ignore the horrors and there is nothing transactional or desperate or self-harming about it
completely dodging the "do you like it" question about sex btw
"grace jones in gucci" from christine to moses sumney after what she said to dee... maybe i'm crazy but. christine do you hate black people
OH MY GOD IT'S LOUIS'S FUCKING HOTEL? THAT'S WHAT THIS IS ABOUT?
louis i love you so so so so so so so so so so so so so so much it's unbearable.
FORTY-FIVE. oh and he's sitting in the audience having the least amount of fun anyone has ever had. just like back at the theatre des vampires bringing a book to rehearsal because he did not give a fuuuuuuuuck <3
everybody slowwwwwww down i haven't watched the episode yet
oedipiphany...
AT THE WHAT END? i would say can he reclaim that but like. emphatically yes
wow. cicero mentioned. is everyone enjoying the intelligence of my opinions here
what the hell is going on. what is the tone of this supposed to be
on the one hand, thinking about lestat being fully ten years older here than he is in the book is making me crazy. ten extra years in this house. on the other hand, can they get her even one good fucking wig
trying to decide if i like this gabrielle characterization or if it feels, er, girlboss-transplanted-into-the-olden-days. like would a housewife actually get away with being this snappish and outwardly disrespectful. i am not a historian i cannot say for sure but i am raising my eyebrow a little bit
oh that was our wolf scene. okay. i know you have to adjust pacing for television vs. novel but that was our wolf scene. okayyyy
imagine if this episode started the way the first section of tvl does. with basically a cold open of lestat out in the middle of the wilderness totally alone, younger than we know him and way more naive, hunting these wolves. and he has no idea where they are and the first five minutes are like suspense wilderness drama. and we actually see how he interacts with, eg, the horse and dogs he loves. like we see him communicating with these animals and at ease with them and then we see him lose them. and then we could still have sexy wound-cleaning incest scene,
WAS CHRISTINE TALKING TO DEE LIKE THAT? WHEN I GET MY HANDS ON HER.
on the one hand. everytihng is happening so fast. what if we weren't going this fast. on the other hand, i am losing it a little about "the year and a half of weird bullshit you've been putting us through" and "do you play baseball like in twilight" and daniel trying to be the most nonchalant anyone has ever been as he brings up armand
OUT AND PROUD
holy fucking shit he knows the day count
okay "and so was i" still makes me crazy.
"and i came and came and came" line still solos. however i do kinda refuse to believe gabrielle de lioncourt uses the word glamping
gabriella come to wisconsin i can . i can corn your h. no that's not good. i can. i can um,
REAL RASHID HI BESTIE
"do i have to fuck him?" "yes" absolutely crazy line. lestat's relationship to sex is NORMAL. it's NORMAL. it's the fourth best thing a vampire can do to ignore the horrors and there is nothing transactional or desperate or self-harming about it
completely dodging the "do you like it" question about sex btw
"grace jones in gucci" from christine to moses sumney after what she said to dee... maybe i'm crazy but. christine do you hate black people
everybody slowwwwwww down i haven't watched the episode yet
oedipiphany...
AT THE WHAT END? i would say can he reclaim that but like. emphatically yes
wow. cicero mentioned. is everyone enjoying the intelligence of my opinions here
what the hell is going on. what is the tone of this supposed to be
on the one hand, thinking about lestat being fully ten years older here than he is in the book is making me crazy. ten extra years in this house. on the other hand, can they get her even one good fucking wig
trying to decide if i like this gabrielle characterization or if it feels, er, girlboss-transplanted-into-the-olden-days. like would a housewife actually get away with being this snappish and outwardly disrespectful. i am not a historian i cannot say for sure but i am raising my eyebrow a little bit
oh that was our wolf scene. okay. i know you have to adjust pacing for television vs. novel but that was our wolf scene. okayyyy
imagine if this episode started the way the first section of tvl does. with basically a cold open of lestat out in the middle of the wilderness totally alone, younger than we know him and way more naive, hunting these wolves. and he has no idea where they are and the first five minutes are like suspense wilderness drama. and we actually see how he interacts with, eg, the horse and dogs he loves. like we see him communicating with these animals and at ease with them and then we see him lose them. and then we could still have sexy wound-cleaning incest scene,
WAS CHRISTINE TALKING TO DEE LIKE THAT? WHEN I GET MY HANDS ON HER.
on the one hand. everytihng is happening so fast. what if we weren't going this fast. on the other hand, i am losing it a little about "the year and a half of weird bullshit you've been putting us through" and "do you play baseball like in twilight" and daniel trying to be the most nonchalant anyone has ever been as he brings up armand
everybody slowwwwwww down i haven't watched the episode yet
oedipiphany...
AT THE WHAT END? i would say can he reclaim that but like. emphatically yes
wow. cicero mentioned. is everyone enjoying the intelligence of my opinions here
what the hell is going on. what is the tone of this supposed to be
everybody slowwwwwww down i haven't watched the episode yet
oedipiphany...
AT THE WHAT END? i would say can he reclaim that but like. emphatically yes
wow. cicero mentioned. is everyone enjoying the intelligence of my opinions here
horror novel: he sniled, but it wasn't sneetly. it wasn't sneetly at all.
what i feel like when i reply to someone’s post
