#mary lacroix

[mymessydaydreams]

Something I love about anne with an e is yes, female characters like Anne and Mary are independent feminist women, but they also allow themselves to fall in love and it doesn't take any of their independence away. Instead, their partners encourage them and support them.

[bethanyeliseart]

six fanarts - spring edition!

[marie-sworld]

Sebastian and Mary deserve more time together, their love story was so cute

[ohmyoverland]

no but really adding Sebastian and Mary changed the game. I can never go back to earlier versions of Anne without missing them; they don’t feel new, they feel natural and necessary to the story.

[interplanetaryromeo]

to love and to cherish, 'til death us do part.

[asexual-juliet]

FEEL LIKE PURE SHIT JUST WANT HER BACK

[scottishstoner]

The way Mary in Anne With An E died of a tiny cut then like 2 episodes later Moody?? Falls and has a HUGE GASH and the native Americans are like “Gilbert give me the honey stops sickness from entering” makes me so MAD

[heiyodream]

"Would you come with me to pick flowers?" Anne asked. "For the flowers on Mary's hat on Sunday."

"I have no eye for the delicate beauty of flowers, you say," Gilbert reminded her of a conversation they had when he was irritated with her, who constantly stopped to admire the wildflowers growing all the way from the school to the homestead.

"You still don't have it." Anne stuck her chin out in feigned snobbery, though her lips curved into a crescent shape. "But you know Mary's favorite flower better, don't you?"

Gilbert rose from his kneeling position on the garden soil that buried the flower seeds. "Wait a minute," he said, waving a hand to signal his dirty shirt and pants. "I'll clean up the mess of this a bit."

(Mary was about to have one last perfect Easter. In an attempt to make it happen, Anne and Gilbert scoured through the woods in search of flowers.)