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A beautiful glimpse into the elegance of Edwardian England, capturing the grace and formality of ladies and gentlemen in 1901.
Best Teen Wolf Episode: Round 2
1.11 Formality vs. 3.16 Illuminated
1x11 Formality
3x16 Illuminated
TEEN WOLF as movie posters 1x11 | "Formality"
Happy holidays fiends!! Thank you for the magic and the love, sending the best wishes to everyone❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I loved so much making this edit and ended up being one of my favorites!! This is part of my series Teen Wolf as Movie Posters. Here you can find all published works of this project!!
One interesting detail that varies between Christmas Carol adaptations is exactly what Scrooge calls Bob Cratchit before his redemption. Calling him "Bob" at the end when he reveals his newfound kindness is always portrayed as a change, but it varies whether beforehand he calls him "Mr. Cratchit" or just "Cratchit."
Since the book doesn't reveal Bob's name until the Ghost of Christmas Present chapter, but just calls him "the clerk," we don't know how pre-redemption Scrooge normally addresses him.
@bethanydelleman's recent post about 19th century formalities of address has made me wonder whether "Mr. Cratchit" or just "Cratchit" would be more realistic. I have no idea how wealthy businessmen usually addressed their clerks. Since male friends commonly addressed each other by their surnames with no "Mr.," it would seem that addressing Bob as "Mr. Cratchit" would add more distance and make it clear that they're a master and employee, not friends; but at the same time, it also adds a hint of respect. Calling him just "Cratchit" seems more intimate yet ruder.
With some exceptions, I've found that in adaptations, the more reserved and "realistic" Scrooges tend to say "Mr. Cratchit," while the more caricatured Scrooges just say "Cratchit."
Ancient China was really onto something with courtesy names. Current western culture in my area is very informal and everyone uses first names or nicknames all the time with pretty much everyone right after you first meet and you know what. I don’t vibe with it
In the end, it will always be Stydia.