Apr 15, 2014
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why yes i do! i have a list piled up already. i just haven’t gotten to starting them due to being really busy. oop. but if you’ve got anything you wish for me to do, feel free to come forward. <3
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do you still take requests?
why yes i do! i have a list piled up already. i just haven’t gotten to starting them due to being really busy. oop. but if you’ve got anything you wish for me to do, feel free to come forward. <3
gallifreyisfallingnomore replied to your link
oooh it's so pretty! I love it!
manarnia said: It’s frustrating because the cast is soooooooo gooood and I love them so much, but everything else is terrible ugh.
ugh i know and it makes me so MAD and FRUSTRATED
emma is a book i hold the closest to my heart. i've reread it countless times, watching every adaptation. i'm starting to feel like some of the characters COUGHEMMACOUGH is a caricature of they were in the book.
darcenator said: god bless hank green, amiright
and the tiny chair his glorious tush rests upon
aislingyngaio said: In this adaptation, Annie isn’t her governess, so there was no respect included in this friendship, in addition to Emma now regarding her matches as mere statistics (she blatantly calls the Weston-Taylor wedding “#20”).
@sassymrknightley answered: yeah part of the difference is that mrs. taylor was almost like a mother to emma. here she’s not in a position of authority at all.
That's the problem: There's no respect. You see, even though Miss Taylor was just a governess, Emma still considered her as more than that. (As evidenced by how affected she was once she was gone along with her continuous communication with Miss Taylor even once she became Mrs Weston.) Miss Taylor was like family to the Woodhouses. For this Emma to count Annie - as you have stated - as just a statistic in her new found business venture, it struck me as rather odd and felt like a departure from the book that I don't find very welcome.
What's more, Emma is actually quite respectful of the decisions other people make in general. Even later in the book when she pretty much did twist Harriet's choice in regards to Mr. Martin, Emma still made sure it was Harriet's decision - albeit leaving not so subtle hints about her disapproval. Though one has to remember that Harriet is someone who... I'm sorry to say, can't make her own decisions without explicit approval of another.
itsnotliketherearehillshere answered: I wrote several posts about it today, I’m not cool with her behavior at all, I miss the strength of her friendship with Miss Taylor! :(
Yes! It's bugging me too. The Miss Taylor/Emma friendship is so important too.
im crey
@misty: yes m'am :'D
@misty: it comes out at 12; class starts at 10am tomorrow. shhhhh
it's justified
optimistsareunprepared said: what is this and where can i find it
DON'T WATCH IT IT'S BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH
it's from one of the episodes here http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4qTruTIFdZ9gtwmhc36ShaAWTED6Ub_b