#birthmarked

[onscreenpretties]

Birthmarked (2018)-Timestamp Roulette

[asgoodeasgold]

Father and son Part 1/2

"One of his Achilles heels is his son Jasper. Even though they have this fraught relationship, he's still his wee boy. So when Jasper is threatened, his strikes first, he's unblinking about that."

[Matthew Goode about his character Carl Morck in Netflix Dept. Q - Heat Magazine 24 May 25]

It sounds like fatherhood is a big part of Carl in Dept. Q so I thought I would revisit father-son relationships in Matthew's other work.

Some are difficult relationships but, ultimately, they are all loving ones. I love watching Matthew portraying fathers on screen so I can wait to discover Carl with Jasper, portayed by Aaron McVeigh

📷 My edits from Sky / Bad Wolf A Discovery of Witches (2018-2022) s1/s3, Burning Man (2011), Fours Kids and It (2020), Birthmarked (2018), Netflix Dept. Q (2025) trailer

📷 Hunwick Associates

Matthew Goode with Edward Bluemel, Jack Heanly, Billy Jenkins, Jordan Poole

[gregor-samsung]

Birthmarked (Emanuel Hoss-Desmarais, 2018)

[pleasereadmeok]

🎶On the sixth day of Goodemas my true love gave to me - six Goode's a-laying... 🎶

So what happened to the 5th day? I tried getting shots of 5 wedding rings but so zoomed in and damn blurry I gave up 😂

🎶... four calling Bob's...

three swoony Ben's, 🎶

🎶... two leather gloves 🎶

🎶 and .....

Matthew Goode with a bi-ig turkey 🎶

📷 Matthew Goode 'a-laying' at Christmas my edit - in ADOW, Imagine Me and You, Chasing Liberty, Al sur de Granada, Birthmarked and The Hatton Garden Job. And of course he wore Christmas hats in all of those 🤥

[cinnamon-lotus]

Also I bought years ago a book called Birthmarked by Caragh O'Brien and never got to read it cause sometimes I just buy books cause they seem good and then find more appealing books to read leaving the first one behind and not read.

The thing is I bought this book again in a Thrift store without realising it was the same. It was second handed and the price was 3 Euros and seemed interesting enough so I purchased it. In my defense they had different book covers and I didn't remember the sinopsis.

Today I was relocating my books and find this out. I don't know what to do with this now.

On another note, is it good? Any fandom of this book here in tumblr?

Thank u.

[veryslowreader]

Analytical Psychology by Carl Jung

Birthmarked

[matthewgiggles]

📸 Birthmarked BTS pic (Matthew-goode.net) - my favourite things this year… 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 hairy coos , highland deers , Glen Coe and Matthew in a woolly jumper. Merry Christmas 🎄😁

[minorbookblog]

Different Dystopian Genres

While bored in class I broke down different dystopian genres. I added books that I thought fit in. 

·      Rebellious Dystopian

o   When the protagonist is against the society from the beginning. They have always questioned what the society meant and what they do. It isn’t until they found someone else that they can rebel with (usually a whole thought out rebellion or a singular person who’s already thought it through). The society usually already has holes and is not “Perfect” as everyone believes

§  Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

§  Divergent by Veronica Roth

§  The Selection by Kiera Cass

§  Chemical Garden Trilogy by Lauren DeStefano

§  #Murdertrending by Gretchen McNeil

§  Imposters by Scott Westerfeld

§  The Young Elites by Marie Lu

§  The Glass Spare by Lauren DeStefano

§  Pawn by Aimee Carter

§  XVI by Julia Karr

§  The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer

·       This could also be considered Sci-fi but their society isn’t obsessed with technology (except it is). I don’t know I think it fits here the best

§  The Program by Suzanne Young

·       “Perfect Society” Dystopian – I recognize this sounds redundant, but I think it’s the best title

o   The protagonist is all for the society. They are excited for what the society stands for and what they are required to do. Until some accident happens where they are thrown into the rebellion. The protagonist finds the flaw and starts to fight against them, but it takes some convincing before they realize the society has bad execution.

§  Matched by Allie Condie

§  Uglies by Scott Westerfeld

§  Arc of Scythe Neal Shusterman

·       This could be argued it’s only sci-fi dystopian but I see it as Citra agrees with society until she herself becomes a Scythe and realizes how wrong the society is, but at the same time she has secrets prior to being a Scythe but honestly I don’t remember it that’s why I am putting it here

§  Birthmarked by Caragh M. O’Brian

§  Eve by Anna Carey

§  Legend by Marie Lu

·       This is a difficult one but because I remember June’s story more it gets put here. But because it’s a multiple protagonist with multiple POV’s who both have different views on the society so really its both.

§  The Bar Code Tattoo by Suzanne Weyn

·       Sci-fi Dystopian – also a little redundant since dystopian is technically sci-fi although I don’t really believe that.

o   Honestly this is pretty self-explainable. This is one of the bigger categories of dystopian where others fit into it. But this is where technology is more prominent than just basic society has evolved

§  Enders Game by Orson Scott Card

§  Maze Runner by James Dashner

·       I don’t know necessarily where else to put this book but I think because the technology is what drives the society at least in the rest of the books besides the first one. The first one could be a stand alone without the others but to understand the first book you need the rest of them.

§  The fifth wave by Rick Yancey

·       This is another one where I don’t know if this is where I would put it. But because its not a different society it’s aliens so I am going Sci-fi above anything else

§  Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

§  Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton