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Jessica Raine is sooooooo pretty
Ughhhh I'm still thinking about Carmilla (2019)...
Le Fanu wrote a woman who was a lesbian because she was a vampire, an inhuman, demonic creature that murders her "lovers" by literally eating them alive. He made her "weird" to signify her monstrosity too - she doesn't pray at night, she hates funeral hymns, she doesn't eat breakfast, she sleeps in late. She doesn't behave like a good Victorian girl, and that's bad.
Carmilla (2019) asks, what if none of that shit actually mattered? What if it was okay to be a weird girl who sleeps too late and likes bugs and gross books and kissing other girls? What if none of that was actually bad, and the real problem was the good Victorians who THINK it's bad?
Super fucking sad that other people watched this movie and didn't understand any of that lmao
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Antje Traue as Agnes Nielsen DARK(2019)
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I love how DARK's whole story can be summarized into this:
Antje Traue as Agnes Nielsen DARK(2017-19)
Claudia Tiedemann - character of all time. Who does it like her?
Precocious creepy young girl -> no-nonsense scientist and career woman -> old, wise, half-mad crone (back to creepy). Always the smartest person in the room, destroyer and savior, ready for absolutely anything for her daughter except being a good mother to her.
And she's a redhead. Ideal character.
EMMA x REGINA: GOOD LUCK, BABE! (uploaded 4/9/2024)
My favorite type of Regina is Regina looking at Emma when she's looking away
It's like
Regina could have had the depth and capacity to love Emma
But she just knows Emma doesn't
I'm almost at the end of season 3 of OUaT
And after so many years, I can't really understand how I could ship SwanQueen...
Don't get me wrong
The idea of them is perfect
Their history, the shared son, sacrifices and the changes they brought about in each other, even Regina's side of their relationship
But Emma... She's just acting like a cartoonish cliché character. Her words/actions often contradict themselves and her very nature (not to mention she's far from the Emma we've seen in season 1)
Emma really pissed me off in season 2: claiming Henry as her son, erasing Regina's right to him and the ten years she literally spent raising the boy. Somehow forgetting the fact that she's given him up to 'give him the best chance at life' — exactly what Regina has given him.
Also she played shy and didn't want to admit she was the savior and claimed to be a leader in Neverland, but whenever real danger threatened she always turned to the others and asked: what do we do? Being neither capable nor intelligent enough to solve any of the occuring problems.
It's as if since she got her parents back, she's reverted to being a teenager. And lost all her individuality that she undoubtedly had in the first season — something one would expect a 28+ yo to have regardless of whether they've been an orphan or not.
She's also extremely selfish but doesn't miss a chance to remind people (especially Regina) of their faults.
One could say she's going through a crisis (and I remember some of it being explored in season 4 and her dealing with issues) but so does Regina, Rumple, Snow and many other characters who constantly have to redeem or reinvent themselves.
The thing is, she is the only one who makes such a big deal out of it.
Anyway at this point she's just not the character I like or would want Regina to be with.
One of my favourite episodes of OUAT is 2×17 Welcome to Storybrook
But what I don't get is how Regina had waited EIGHTEEN YEARS in that monotonous town before she adopted Henry.
I love the fairy tails metaphors in OUaT referencing the real problems that happen in relationships. Well that's what fairy tails are for I guess but anyway
In season 3, in an episode where we find about Rumple's father, he — being the weak and irresponsible man he is — says: 'A child can't have a child'.
And it hits so hard
Too many parents out there are children who have children
How cute is it that in the Neverland Regina has the very same haircut as Rumple
They give off such a daughter-father dynamic
Apparently I'm not shutting up about Regina Mills and Cora Mills and their relationship and how they were wronged and how they loved each other and how they hated each other and how