[theinternetarchive]

hooked rugs, c. 1860.

[geeksquadgangbang-deactivated20]

[alexxuun]

Embrace.

Base on Peter Wever’s painting.

[mistarover]

about to commit crimes for walker scobell aka our percy jackson

[kromitar]

So what exactly were the sleeping arrangements on the Revenge?

[awbrainno]

My morning routine? That's simple: first I wake up, then I get out of bed, then I experience various ailments, maladies, afflictions, etc.

[telekinesist]

an edit in honour of rhys darby's magnificent behind

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

Source: Lesbian; Sacred Sexuality- by Diane Mariechild & Marcelina Martin

[i-will-recover-tomorrow]

[deadshrike-deactivated20220125]

literally love sleeping its cunt its slay its serving comfy. etc and no words

[deactivated3234killmykioff2k16]

[intimatum]

Susan Sontag, Reborn: Journals and Notebooks, 1947 - 1963

[devils-queen]

✞ 666 ✞

[urada]

[cannibalwife]

will is soooo funny he went to and paid for therapy just to antagonize his cannibal boyfriends hostage ex-therapist/lover and then told her ‘meat is back on the menu ‘ before breaking said cannibal boyfriend outta prison

[mendelsohnben]

[wrathxfthelambx]

Okay I’m thinking a lot about the fourth wall break in Secondo because it’s such a good moment in the show and one of my favorites

We get one of those moments where Hannibal is making a cannibal joke, as he does, during a dinner. It’s nothing new. But when he looks right at us as an audience we really feel that we’re in on the joke. Cause the thing is that we always have been! We know from the very first time we see Hannibal in the show, alone in his dining room, eating, who he is.

And it’s not just the show recognizing the audience, the intimacy between the character and the viewer adds to the horror!! We’re having our gaze directed back at us by the most dangerous and charming character in the show! By breaking the fourth wall we’re being invited to feel that we exist in some way with the world that’s been created, one with disturbing and dynamic qualities. Up until that point we were simply passive.

The first time I saw that moment where Hannibal looks right at the audience to share a joke, one with twisted implications, it was one of the few moments in the show where my face dropped. It’s a brillant and horrifying but brief interaction between the world of Hannibal and its audience.

We’re seated at the table, with Hannibal, and share a moment of mutual understanding and amusement at the horrific nature of the meal.