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Vietnam’s VILAF deepens Korea ties with Yoon & Yang
From left: VILAF partners Nguyen Thanh Tung and Nguyen Anh Hao; Yoon & Yang adviser Hyun Woo Dang; Yoon & Yang partner Zunu Lee; VILAF managing partner of the Ho Chi Minh City office Ngo Thanh Tung; Yoon & Yang managing partner Kwon Hoe Kim; VILAF chair Duyen Ha Vo; Yoon & Yang managing partner Young Ho Kang; VILAF managing partner of the Hanoi office Ngoc Anh Bui; Yoon & Yang managing partner…
Will you keep writing the magnificent marriage?
YES! Absolutely yes!
The next chapter is almost complete. I’ve been writing it non-stop today, and adding glorious bickering. I will be out this weekend, so I might not be able to finish it until next week. But I will most definitely keep writing TMM, because it’s my sweet summer child.
They could be sleeping on their sides facing away from each other in their two beds, and half an hour passes and one of them suddenly remembers something the other did and finds a way to turn it into a comeback and they're like, 'AND ONE MORE THING'. Omg
OMGggggggg YESSSSSSS THIS IS CANON I DEMAND IT BE SO
Violet getting angrier and angrier the quieter it gets, thinking of everything, thinking of her siblings and her parents and the Henchmen, and the infuriating man across the room, and then all the sudden Olaf speaks, and it just makes fury shoot out of her eyes, and she shoots back something witty and Olaf is quiet for a minute.
And then all the sudden he goes “Fair point.” And then silent, and Violet is staring at the ceiling and quiet even longer and finally goes, “And the music wasn’t even that good. You call that a musical? Why do you do Funcoot’s plays, they’re terrible-”
“You’re terrible, Orphan.”
“Your entire troupe is terrible, and your acting is even worse. Why was the Australian accent even necessary for a musical about the Dust Bowl? It was terrible. The music was terrible - your character was terrible and not flushed out. He had no driving force other than your own insufferable ego.”
And then Olaf’s quiet, and thinking about it for a minute. “So, no accent. Change the character-”
And it just goes back and forth until they actually get somewhere and rewrite one of “Funcoot’s” plays and make it amazing. And then Olaf ruins the moment and the cycle continues.
Gah, I love it.
Ah, what about Violet? How would Vi be like in terms of how much she is of the show's Violet, and how much she is of the movie's?
Violet is witty, like the show, and very observant - she sees what will make Olaf listen to what she says, and knows just what to say to get her way. But like the movie, she sees inventions in everything. One thing I regret in the show, is how little the kids show their skills, so she will definitely be utilizing her talents throughout. I’d say she’s pretty 50/50 in terms of percentages.
xoxo
NOVEMBER
novembre porta dell'inverno mese della solitudine dei ricordi teneri di chi non c'é più. la natura si rinchiude in sé ed il mio cuor medita con i suoi pensieri mesti. ripensa allora al sapore di carezze sperate di amori mai iniziati dolcezze e speranze spezzate dal tempo. novembre La falsa ebrezza di gioia al suo primo giorno prosegue nel dolore e nella angoscia.
