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"Pre-Code cinema did find room for overtly gay characters. Though they were usually presented as comic relief—in Fox comedies, for example, a “pansy” character became almost obligatory—at least they were acknowledged to exist and were recognized by the other characters as part of the social landscape. As eccentrics, perhaps, but not freaks."
Dangerous Men: Pre-Code Hollywood and the Birth of the Modern Man, Mick Lasalle
me: our filmlit essay is due next week
allie: noo i don't want to write an essay!
me: but dr. devine said it would be easy...
allie: EASY?
allie: EXCUSE ME, DEVINE.
allie: ALLOW ME TO RECONSTRUCT YOUR DEFINITION OF EASY.
allie: IT'S A CIRCLE
allie: AND THE DOT CALLED "TREE OF LIFE" IS NOT IN IT!
my roommate just commented on how unamused i look whilst trying to write this blog post hahaha i think that says something about my homework process
plot twist: the girl my entire class thought was 5 years old is actually 6 years old
