#book hoe

[secretchordstyx]

me when im reading a good book, and it’s a good book, and i love a good book

[artfest]

these scans are from the book "sheila hicks: weaving as metaphor"

[xanxiousxshitx]

A little of my collection 🧡

[yuyevons-child]

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[leave-me-colourless]

Reading Ibsen while the sun sets. 🌼

[secretchordstyx]

the fact that we don’t know heathcliff’s real name, or what language he spoke, and who might have been caring for him in liverpool before elder earnshaw snatched him off the street and took him to wuthering heights bc white men aren’t considered child traffickers in 18th century northern england, they’re landowning gentry who are “saviors” of children who they can’t prove are property so they make them property under the guise of adoption/fostering

[secretchordstyx]

“do you know that, twenty times a day, i covet hareton, with all his degradation? i’d have loved the lad had he been some one else.”

the great tragedy of wuthering heights is that heathcliff got his revenge on hindley the day hareton started looking at him as his dad and loving him while hating hindley. but heathcliff’s so obsessed with destroying the denizens of wuthering heights and thrushcross grange that he literally does not recognize that hareton loving him and listening to him is hindley’s greatest defeat.

and that it’s perfectly fine for him to love hareton as a son with no regrets, because hareton loves him as a father just as much.

[secretchordstyx]

rich’s ghost was at marge’s wedding, richie’s birth, marge’s death, her husband’s death to shake his hand for looking after his girl, and at richie’s wedding to some nice gentleman not long after he defeated It. king of showing up to the important stuff, even after his own death.