[cottaqecore]

source: motherthemountain

[orquidia]

I did some human bubbline edits! what you all think?

[trashzy-deactivated20211214]

Saturnia pyretorum

[urvoidgf]

hello kitty

[leaving-the-rotting-wolf]

[bustyourkneecapz]

[daekyn]

Florence Harrison (1877 - 1955)

[cottageaesthetic]

[afterhourstrackthirteen]

Lous and the Yakuza by Lee Wei Swee

[tkkatherineblog]

[adryc0-deactivated20230426]

Besitos

[lucipussycat]

The last punk kids of U.K-1986…

[current-comix]

[sweetnutmeg]

bly manor was supposed to make me afraid of living alone…but not in THAT way 

[superduperkas]

The juxtaposition of Jamie and Peter in Bly Manor is such good and subtle writing. These characters are different sides of the same coin. Both characters come from backgrounds of extreme abuse, poverty, and abandonment. Jamie works hard and tries harder to be a better "boring" person and not carry the toxicity of her childhood with her or infect the world with it. Peter, on the flip side, let's the toxicity consume him and infect the world around him.

They both are involved in a relationship with the au pair who works at Bly, Jamie with Dani and Peter with Rebecca, and these two relationships couldn't be more unlike even if they tried. Jamie is patient, honest, kind, and gentle with Dani. Peter is obsessive, manipulative, possessive, and cruel to Rebecca (he gaslights the fuck out of her).

Jamie is a huge part/reason Dani didn't succumb to her "beast" for a longer than expected period of time. Peter killed Rebecca because even in his own death he was still possessive over her life.

Jamie is a gardener with plants but also to the woman she loves.

Peter is a manipulator, murder, and kills the woman he claims to love.

[deanmoth]

[urlilbabydoll]