#the schoolboy

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butt head and nerd

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Strange Ad for Stranger Things

TW: DEAD DOVE DO NOT EAT!!!

STRANGER THINGS RP WANTED!! — DEAD DOVE / DARK THEMES

18+ writers only. 🍪. Nsfw heavily preferred.

Hi, I’m Vixen/Vixie/Pixie. I’m looking for a Stranger Things roleplay with someone who enjoys dark themes, messy relationships, and ridiculously unhealthy dynamics. This is very much a DEAD DOVE: DO NOT EAT space — heavy themes will appear and will not be softened. Please know your limits.

WHAT I’M LOOKING FOR

• OC x Canon with doubling preferred

• I would like to write my OC against Jonathan Byers. Strong preference for the most perverted and creepy version of him. In exchange I’ll write literally anyone for you with any fucked up quirk you like. Please see my muse list below.

- Steve Harrington

- Eddie Munson

- Nancy Wheeler

- Robin Buckley

- Billy Hargrove

- Jason Carver

- Jim Hopper

- Joyce Byers

- Karen Wheeler

• Third-person, past tense

• Novella to multi-para responses

• Character-driven plots > rapid-fire replies

• Open to slow burn, toxicity, codependency, moral decay, trauma bonding, etc. Big big fan of NSFW. I’m looking for heavy themes of non con, voyeurism, stalking, violence, etc etc etc. Ask about my limits— there aren’t many.

CANON SHIPS

• The only “canon” ship I’m interested in writing right now is Stonathan. I can totally write either.

OTHER FANDOM INTERESTS

• Willing to write Kurt Kunkle x Michael Stevens (Spree, The Schoolboy 2015)

→ aka I love me some evil stonathan.

CONTENT NOTES

• Dead Dove themes may include (but are not limited to):

obsession, emotional manipulation, violence, SA, blackmail, stalking, overall pervert behavior.

• Smut is not the focus and will never override plot or characterization. But, I do enjoy it.

• Boundaries and triggers will be discussed before writing. I will never overstep any boundary set intentionally.

YOU SHOULD MESSAGE ME IF

• You love Jonathan Byers as a complex, flawed character.

• You’re comfortable writing dark material.

• You want mutual investment and plotting.

• You’re 18+.

🕯️ Dead doves only. Read the tags.

[somethingswrongwithandre]

hey hello

me and nick made a rp server yay

multifandom, mostly 0day, duck, elephant, the schoolboy, the dirties etc. we can add other fandoms too possibly but I'd like to keep it in the same realm as those films and/or horror movie type situations. you get it

dm for the invite, we have no members yet so ‼️

some of the main characters are taken bc me and nick are larpers sorry

ocs are also welcome!!

🍵 🌊🌊 is fine idrc just don't mention it too much yk

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Van Gogh’s Little-Known Fixation With The Roulin Family

Van Gogh Museum senior curator Nienke Bakker lets us in on some little-known history.

This is such a happy, colorful painting—a vividly painted, fresh, expressive portrait of a young boy, Camille Roulin. I’m currently preparing an exhibition about Van Gogh’s portraits of the Roulin family in Arles, and so I’ve been spending a lot of time studying this work.

Van Gogh painted it in the first half of December 1888: a fascinating time, when Gauguin was staying with him in Arles, just before the difficult last phase of his life that started at the end of December.

Monsieur Roulin worked at the post office at the railway station; Van Gogh probably met him at one of the cafes where he was always hanging out, but he would also have gotten to know him at the station when he was sending paintings to his brother Theo in Paris, or collecting painting materials sent by Theo. They quickly became friends (and drinking buddies).

here are 20 portraits of the family—including the postman, Madame Roulin, and their three children—and Van Gogh would paint two or even three versions of each, so he could give one to the sitter. After Van Gogh’s mental breakdown, Roulin went to see him in the hospital, and kept Theo and Van Gogh’s sister Willemien in the Netherlands informed of how Vincent was doing. It’s a beautiful story of friendship.

The painting of Camille is especially interesting because of the strong, complementary colours: the green coat and its bright, red button; the blue cap against the yellow background. In painting the face, Van Gogh has used so many colors—greens, oranges, yellows—to render the flesh tones, and the light that’s falling. The large, simple shapes that make up the composition are reminiscent of Japanese prints – but he’s added his own distinctive brushwork, with parallel lines creating rhythm, lending expressiveness.

Van Gogh’s ambition was to make a contribution to modern portraiture, by expressing the character of the sitter through the play of strong colors. But I also like to wonder what Camille would have made of this portrait. You can imagine an 11-year-old boy sighing, “Oh, why do I have a yellow face?”

—Van Gogh Museum senior curator Nienke Bakker, as told to Samuel Reilly.

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CHARLIE HEATON

Charlie Heaton is an English actor from Bridlington in Yorkshire, England. He is mainly known for his main cast role in the hit tv-series Stranger Things (2016). He also stars in a high-budget series called The New Mutants (in 2019), and previously stared in the film Shut In (2016).

After getting his 1st role in 2014, he has a dozen screen credits upto 2019.

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How can the bird that is born for joy Sit in a cage and sing? How can a child, when fears annoy, But droop his tender wing, And forget his youthful spring! O father and mother if buds are nipped, And blossoms blown away; And if the tender plants are stripped Of their joy in the springing day, By sorrow and care's dismay - How shall the summer arise in joy, Or the summer fruits appear? Or how shall we gather what griefs destroy, Or bless the mellowing year, When the blasts of winter appear?

William Blake, The Schoolboy

[that-thing-that-feeling]

Hi there, any idea where can I watch "the schoolboy" movie? And have you watched it? How did you like it?

hey anon :) i think it’s still only available to rent/buy on vimeo. it’s a short film on a really tough subject, but it’s one of the earliest things he did, and he’s really intense and good in it. it’s prob worth it for the monologue scene alone.