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The way the Royal ballet has drosselmeyer come on stage and toss a handful of glitter over himself is peak drama gay

When I hear the term hooded rat, I always think of this.

pawlovearts

I made capped rat and masked rat too, and now we accidentally have a series.

Oh, and…

Champagne rat.

cataradical

@shirobutterfly

mspaintbarbie

what is your favorite food? how do you consume it?

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Pink Heart Embroidered Jeans

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tomtefairytaleblog

Drosselmeyer from The Nutcracker and Von Rothbart from Swan Lake are both associated with owls.

Considering how Princess Tutu takes equal inspiration from both stories, it seems worth taking note of, especially if one sees Tutu’s Drosselmeyer as a combination of the two…

#fun fact there is a cursed swan in rt #and she's a robot :3

celesse

✿ ~ Floral fellas ~ ✿

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Day 21 of Buntober Inktober - mini bunny fairies!

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Beyoncé in custom Balmain boots during her Coachella performance

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Musical Automaton “Clown Sur La Lune” (Clown On The Moon)

Made by Roullet and Decamps, French, Late 19th Century.

Depicting a winged clown teasing a papier-mâché full moon with a beetle on a string. The clown nods his head and flutters his wings as he lowers the beetle in front of the moon’s nose, causing him to cross his eyes and stick out his tongue in confusion! – The moon was a popular motif for automata-makers at the end of the 19th century, but the “Clown sur la Lune” by Roullet and Decamps and the “Lune Fin de Siècle” by Vichy were the most famous examples of automata featuring the full moon as a human face. This iconic image may have been the inspiration for George Méliès’s silent film “Voyage dans la Lune” (1902), where the moon is depicted in the same way.