love the genre "my pretty pookie queen rejecting n humbling down bad villian making them cry, pathetic begging for her while he asks her to join him n corrupt her like himself ! "

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love the genre "my pretty pookie queen rejecting n humbling down bad villian making them cry, pathetic begging for her while he asks her to join him n corrupt her like himself ! "
ok so as a fellow twisted girlies lover and a devoted follower of your account, I decided to give Flowers in the attic the origin a go..... 1) I fucking love Corrine she is my princess 2) why am I picked out by her getting with Christopher? and worse, why did I want her with the weird dad?
I need to know your thoughts on the dynamics lmfao
well i think that they're literally the best dynamic in the show though !! it's fleshed out more in the book but aside from malcolm being a vile predator who raped his stepmom (and with his daughter being the result of that rape), his disturbing obsession with corrine stems from his own psychological trauma of being abandoned by his mom (whom he came to deeply resent). his desperate need to have a daughter also comes from his desire to create a reincarnation (or a substitute) of the woman he fixated on and who ended up leaving him. that's why he named his daughter corrine, the same name as his mother. his all consuming obsession and resentment toward his mother manifest in his relationship with his daughter. she becomes the living embodiment of both his sexual assault and his illicit feelings. while he's twistedly possessive and doting toward her (like quickly forgiving every transgression) none of this is rooted in paternal affection but more like driven by a dark psychological need to possess and control a version of the mother who rejected him (traumatic childhood and unhealthy attachment !!) he also genuinely believes his daughter belongs solely to him and him only...
i answered my thoughts on corrine and chris here before
flowers in the attic: the origin (2022) cr. declan o'dwyer & robin sheppard / daddy issues, katherine angel
still thinking about how plenty of rich americans AND british aristocrats would kill malcolm foxworth for his consistent son-bearing sperm and yet he only wants to be a #girldad
roger collins/carolyn stoddard (dark shadows, 1966-1971) - malcolm foxworth/corrine foxworth (flowers in the attic: the origin, 2022) - charlie newton/charlie oakley (shadow of a doubt, 1943)
go ahead and cry little girl nobody does it like you do, I know how much it matters to you, I know that you got daddy issues. I love that you got daddy issues, and I do too…
“heartbreaking work. teamwork. at breakfast you want to kill your husband. by bedtime you're helping him bury someone else's body. but something keeps you going through it. but I was learning the hard way that my home had too many doors. old ones. new ones. behind each a place to hide. that night, each and every one of foxworth hall's doors would fly open”
— flowers in the attic: the origin; 2022
I'm rewriting Flowers in the Attic
Just for fun. I love this series and the idea.
I can't sleep, my "depression" is unbearable and I can't stand having these ideas in my head.
I made a moodboard of the Cathy I'm writing.