#olivia crain

[nus4yy]

rip olivia crain you wouldve loved Cigarette Smoke by olivia rodrigo

[hannah01sapphic]

Carla Gugino is one of the most beautiful women to exist.

[darkcrowprincess]

Anakin Skywalker and Olivia Crain:

I think a good example to describe Anakin and what happened to him is to compare him with Olivia Crain from the haunting of hill house if you ever seen the show. Because they are both basically the same character just different genders. Yet people are less judgmental of Olivia and her actions and how her husband and kids still love her. Its basically the same thing that happened with Pame and Luke when they fully understand all of Anakin and his actions. Especially when it comes to their mental health and how it affects their powers.

[aegiteeth]

there are millions of things in The Haunting of Hill House that we can talk about for hours, it think it's one of the most beautifully crafted tv shows of our time. I recently rewatched it for a third (?) time and realized there was something that we don't really talk about because it was overshadowed by the rest of the tragedy.

abigail as a character is so interesting to me, and i found myself thinking of her way more than i expected. at first we assume is is luke's imaginary friend, a ghost on the property that he sees and has befriended. we even see a wide shot of what can only be assumed to be her playing in the yard, and yet we still assume shes some sort of apparition. the seed was planted by the other characters dismissing him. nobody ever trusts luke's word. not then, not later. but it isn't until we see her sit up in luke's bed on that night that we start to question if she's really there. this small moment of insanity and doubt. it's what hill house does to you. it makes you question yourself and your eyes. it takes everything you know and shows you that it's possible that it was never true at all. at least this was olivia's experience, and mine. even as abigail is poisoned and dying, there's a part of you that still holds onto the idea that she was already dead. that she's an apparition playing along. we don't want to belive that a living child could actually be caught in the crossfire of olivia's growing madness. but then abigail dies. she truly dies and it all settles in. that's the horror of her death. not only that she was a sweet little girl who made friends with the new owners of the house her parents work at, but that we had assumed the entire time she was in no danger. that abigail was never allowed to step foot on the property to begin with, but now she's stuck there forever.

[dailyquotes2868]

When you're little, you learn how to see things that aren't there. And when you grow up, you learn how to make them real.

Olivia Crain, The Haunting of Hill House

[darkcrowprincess]

Steven so afraid of turning into Olivia, and Hugh telling him that the house is way worse for him. Worst than his mother. So in a way his worst fears being proven true!

[darkcrowprincess]

Crying over the fact the only person who actually read Steven's book was his dad. Steven is an asshole at times. But I really do think he wrote that book because he wanted to keep his mom alive. Because stories help keep the dead alive. Maybe he even wanted to keep he and his siblings as their child selves alive too. But his siblings never read it! Only his dad!

[darkcrowprincess]

The implications that the house makes Steven's clairvoyant powers more dangerous because he can't tell the difference between reality and a ghost/supernatural. Because his powers make everything seem normal. Till he's forced to realize no it's not normal and it goes up to 100! How normal Nell looked to him, him not realizing he's not climbing into Luke tree house, the mustache man fixing the clock and him walking by him everyday not realizing thats a ghost. His siblings can see the horror for what it is but he gets lost into it and feels like it's normal, like how his mother was affected.