“Kuroshitsuji/Black Butler Artworks 3” arrived last night. Here are some of my faves.
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“Kuroshitsuji/Black Butler Artworks 3” arrived last night. Here are some of my faves.
“The shades are no fable: death is not the end of all, and the pale ghost escapes the vanquished pyre. For Cynthia seemed to bend o’ er my couch’s head, Cynthia so lately buried beside the roaring road, as fresh from love’s entombment I slept a broken sleep and mourned that the bed that was my kingdom was void and cold. Her hair, her eyes were the same as when she was borne to the grave: her raiment was charred against her side, and the fire had eaten away the beryl ring her finger wore, and the water of Lethe had withered her lips. Spirit and voice yet lived, but the thumb-bones rattled on her brittle hands.”
(Excerpt from “The Elegies,” Sextus Propertius, Book 4, Elegy No. 7; Yana Toboso used this for her scene on Chapter 73, where the students were reciting a Latin poem)
“I pray you, sweetheart, counsel me whether it is better for a man to speak or die?”
Florida forthwith replied—
“I shall always counsel my friends to speak and not to die. There are few words that cannot be mended, but life once lost can never be regained.”
“The Heptaméron” by Marguerite de Navarre (Tale X)
The binding of the 3rd art book commemorating the 15th anniversary of the "Kuroshitsuji" series has been unveiled !! Please take a look at the cover illustration drawn by Yana Toboso in the September issue of G Fantasy released today. The art book is accepting acclaimed reservations at bookstores nationwide and each WEB bookstore. ( x )
Shiny.
The blacks, dark greens and blues tartan resemble the Black Watch’s tartan from the Campbell Clan. ( x )
“WHY IS IT CALLED BLACK WATCH?
There are a few theories as to why the “Watch” was called “Black”:
* Highlanders often demanded extortion payments to spare cattle herds, so the Watch was known for combatting “black mail. “
* As soldiers of an unpopular government, the Watch were considered to be "black hearted" as they had sided with the "enemies of true Highland spirit", however, because the Watch would also call themselves the “Black Watch”, we can’t imagine this to be true
* The designation came from the Black Cockade of the House of Hanover (as opposed to the White Cockade of the Jacobites)
* Another notion is that the name is simply derived from the dark colour of the tartan
* The Companies’ main role was to "watch" over the highlands
Anyway, my hunch is Yana T has combined Sebastian and Ciel’s epithets together. Black (Butler) and Watch (Dog). Like a portmanteau.
Morning everyone Sàng buổi cháo 🤲🤲🤲 #chudung #DZUNGYOKO | #ARTBOOK3 https://www.instagram.com/p/BroTL-ul1ys/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1pwdoupaa55j