This is the best thing to have ever been created
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Not today Justin
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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This is the best thing to have ever been created
The amount of people who've read tbk and the amount thats active in fandom has always seemed oddly disproportionate to me. Like wdym it's one of the greatest works of literature and supposedly Gen Z loves Dostoevsky yet the total number of fics on ao3 is 241?? Even HOMER has the numbers up in the thousands we gotta step up our game guys
SHOSTAKOVICH ROT INCOMING
can you make out the words lol
One of my favourite less-popular (maybe?) TBK characters is Katerina Ivanovna. Not only because of the ship (tho in some way it is because of the ship), but also because she's deeply flawed, but after all her heart is set out for good, and somehow I really relate to her (which I suppose says a lot on my part).
She wants so badly to be 'good' and to do the morally 'right' thing (i.e. sticking with Mitya) and yet always seems to mess up. She has normal intentions but carry them out very misguidedly (the scene with Grushenka). At the same time she can also be very kind-hearted (giving that money to Captain Snegiryov), though that can be attributed to her want for martyrdom, but only in part I think. She actively offers to make amends and help Mitya escape after the whole court drama, and also withheld from questioning him about all that money he lost.
And she sacrificed so much of her own reputation by 1) making it look as though she came up with the idea to prostitute herself for the money during the trial instead of making Mitya look bad 2) and then proceeding to defend Ivan which would inevitably cause gossip and 3) keeping Ivan at her house so that he can recover, which supposedly should be considered very improper at the time. There's also the small detail that she paid for Ilyusha's funeral. Of course, a lot of all these good deeds could be attributed to personal reasons and her pride and whatnot, but I refuse to believe that it's the sole reason!
And then there's this quote:
“Love is gone, Mitya!” Katya began again, “but what is gone is painfully dear to me. Know that, for all eternity. But now, for one minute, let it be as it might have been,” she prattled with a twisted smile, again looking joyfully into his eyes. “You now love another, I love another, but still I shall love you eternally, and you me, did you know that? Love me, do you hear, love me all your life!” she exclaimed with some sort of almost threatening tremor in her voice.
And I'm sure she tormented herself so much after the trial ordeal. Like she probably thinks she's the worse person in the world after that, and probably cried for too long, and
In short, I love my deeply flawed, constantly messing up, but also very kind girl. Just a proud young society lady who so desperately wants to do everything right.
Asexuals were always part of pride and it really fucking shows when people think it's a recent term.
Although not going by the term "asexual" yet, asexuality was spoken about alongside homosexuality as far back as the 1890s. Asexual history is just as vital to queer history as any other term and I'm so tired of watching us being treated like a new thing
This image is so so fucking important to me
Reblog this, cowards
Tried drawing Alyosha in my current (developing) style and accidently made him into a bishounen... dostoyevsky sh*ot me dead
haha guys ai is so funny
No but watch me:
He's a ten but he's only attracted to one species of women, specifically beautiful & fat women and he randomly thumps his chest with his fist cryptically
He's a ten but he's your fiance's brother
He's a ten but he reveres a dead stinking corpse + his sexuality is cherry preserves
He's a ten but he cooks excellent fish soup (jk we love our amazing cooks) (i just have a personal problem with fish soup idk)
My vocaloid Crime and Punishment song, “Extraordinary Man”, has been released on YouTube!
Here are most of the frames from the promotional video, though I encourage you to listen to the song and watch the video because I spent a lot of time producing and editing it aghhg. It is a bountiful day for the Raskolnikov lovers today...
The more I draw Pasha Smerdyakov the more he seems to grow on me..
(I accidentally feminized him)
ive been sooooo not drawing at all recently but i started reading a new demons article on jstor and it got me inspired to doodle <3 specifically this line
i figured i'd look thru my files and dig out some more sketches to post. heres sommething based on a line from a different article where stav is compared to cubism (?)
and some band au doodles from ytd. this stav randomly came out rlly well.
ive been torn for a while what sexuality would be the funniest for stav 1. straight 2. bicurious 3. heteroflexible
i have a vague memory of daniel radcliffe? calling himself heteroflexible at some point? but i think itd be more in character for stav to say he doesnt like labels when asked. gotta queerbait the fans
Out of curiosity and idleness I did a couple of quizzes on sparksnote about The Brothers Karamazov (which btw is my fav) and. I get why literature students say it sucks. Damn its very different from reading it from your own interest.
Mwahahaha Katerivan fanart
Pride and Prejudice 2005 ☼ dir. Joe Wright
perceived skill
Every day I keep hoping that this number will change... Ik like, be the change you want to see in the world? but grrrr :((
If you ever find yourself wondering why half of the internet posts and comments written by French native speakers contain more spelling mistakes than words, listen and see why in 20 seconds.