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The fic if anyone wants to read it: https://archiveofourown.org/works/51588289/chapters/130393135
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A second instalment of the TBHF (This Bird Has Flown) moodboard.
The fic if anyone wants to read it: https://archiveofourown.org/works/51588289/chapters/130393135
i think i'd go back in time
to the night we first met,
just to live it all again.
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Sugar Bowl Gen as Quotes I Found on Insta/Internet
Part 2/?
Bertrand Baudelaire at the age of 16, photography found in the Markson Mansion.
S. Theodora Markson disappeared five years ago and, unfortunately, we have been unable to find her, so she can’t confirm the information that she unofficially adopted Bertrand Baudelaire, but it appears that their relationship resembled more one of a family, not just a teacher and a student.
We questioned Miss Markson’s sister, a retired VFD chaperone: “Dora never talked much about Bertrand, but I could tell that he was the only person (besides me) that truly cared about her; I had talked to him during the time he had spent in the Markson Mansion - he mostly sat in our library and read; and I had seen him work with Dora and I could tell that he saw her as she was - a flawed but a real person. Our parents and VFD, they had always treated her as... some kind of comic relief, a caricature, to be brutally honest. And he saw a troubled person. I wouldn’t say that she adopted him... From what I had seen, it was almost as if he had adopted her as an older sister. He was a good influence on Dora, not really the other way around. After the official apprenticeship ended, Dora didn’t really comment it, but I could tell she was sad. Sad and worried about him.”
VFD spotted in the 86th St. subway station in NYC
Gustav Sebald during his trip in search for a location to shoot “Zombies in the snow”, simultaneously working on a documentary about The Mortmain Mountains.
dead women tell no tales. sad men write them down.
lemony snicket. vfd aesthetic (001/?).
what do you mean this isn’t the definition of v.f.d.?
Took a break from studying this evening to do some research and boy... no one watches opera for the plots.