#lucille sharp

[cryptidbyproxy]

“I won’t stop until you kill me, or I kill you.”

Crimson Peak is the only horror movie I’ll watch, because GOD those costumes and practical effects look great. also, Jessica Chastain and Mia Wasikowska my beloveds,,,,

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[princessofthemoooon]

[claybeneathourfeet-blog]

She sits upon her throne, all cold gazes and colder hands. Her back is stiff, the perfect posture, no need for a fireplace poker to prod her in to sitting straight any longer. Not that it could touch her now, not that anyone would dare touch her now. 

Her fingers placed so carefully upon the keys, a soft melody, a happy march. An open door to escort the unwelcome away. Fingers grasped still so tight around the wooden leg of her seat. Skin turned white, turned red, turned purple. No pillow to hide the horrified eyes, no blanket to hide the body.

“It was a horrid accident” She’ll say one day, a suitable mourning look on her face, but coldness and perhaps even a flicker of remembered pleasure, of joy. 

She practices Piano Sonata No. 2 by Chopin, and smiles. She knows every key by heart, she is sure of every placement. 

Now she sits upon her selfish throne, uncontested.

[bamboo-muse]

When you're about to go to sleep and you feel your anxieties and shitty sleep schedule sneaking up on you

[marxist-dinosaur]

[greensnowhite]

[alvadee]

Another Crimson Peak class sketch

[funkymbtifiction]

Crimson Peak: Lucille Sharpe [ISFP]

MAJOR SPOILERS. OFFICIAL TYPING by Charity / the mod.

Functional Order: Fi-Se-Ni-Te

Judging Functional Axis:

Introverted Feeling (Fi) / Extroverted Thinking (Te)

Lucille prioritizes the things she loves most, which means her brother and their family home. She takes great pleasure in asserting herself, and in rubbing her mother’s nose in their misdeeds (“It comforts me to think she can see all that we do”). Unfortunately, this also means Lucille’s morality differs from the people around her, in bad ways. She hates her mother, so she murders her; she hated her father, so she killed him too. She stood in and took “beatings” for her brother, and developed a sexual fetish for him in the process. She also has an irrational clinging to her childhood home, which is not beneficial in the long term. Despite its crumbling foundations, rotten floorboards, and broken ceiling, she and Thomas continue to stay there, murder women for their money, and pour their finances into a place they ought to just burn down and abandon. Her motives are purely financial for all she does, achieving tangible results (an income she cannot earn any other way).

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