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*delusionally* where do i even begin to explain the parallels between suselle and corestrings.

Noelle, one of the many representations of the fandom, and Susie the mysterious character you cant help but become curious about and fall in love with.

The dark x light couple. The dragon(devil) x the angel.

How Noelle is in love with Susie even if she's nice and sweet, or straight up sickening and terrible.

Hello, my name is Zoe Dever. I’m a third year transfer student here at SFSU. I’m majoring in art history, If I wanted to do work on a more obscure piece, I would need to go to a library which has resources which I can pull from. Luckily The J. Paul Leonard library is a great resource for archived documents and primary sources. You can access things such as rare books, manuscripts, photographs, artwork, records and more. This is available to all sfsu students by appointment, The library archive is open from 1-5 pm every Monday through Friday. Finding sources can be a slog but with this resource at our disposal, finding immediate material is quite convenient. As students of history having access to historical records is necessary for our work and so having this resource is extremely important. As the world is becoming increasingly digitized it is nice to hold something real in your hands, and that is what this service provides.

Hello, my name is Zoe Dever. I’m a third year transfer student here at SFSU. I’m majoring in art history, I was to want to do work on a more obscure piece, I would need to go to a library which has resources on that piece. The J. Paul Leonard library is a great resource for archived documents and primary sources. Their use can access things such as rare books, manuscripts, photographs, artwork, records and more. Some of the selections they have are the Bay Area TV archive, a historical archive, children’s books, as well as a digital archive. This is available to all sfsu students by appointment, you are able to request access by filling out the form they provide on their website. The library archive is open from 1-5 pm every Monday through Friday. Finding sources can be a slog but with this resource at our disposal, finding immediate material is quite convenient. As students of history having access to historical records is necessary for our work and so having this resource is extremely important. As the world is becoming increasingly digitized it is nice to hold something real in your hands, and that is what this service provides.

homunculus-argument

A story where someone is brought back from the dead, and at first it seems like it's all Came Back Wrong: This is no longer the person that the people around her knew - she has the same memories as she did in life, knows the same people and has the same skills and habits, but she says things that she never would have in her life. Harsh, cruel, and frightening things. There is no more peace in the house because of the things she tells people, picking at wounds in the household with surgical presicion.

When asked why she must be like this, and why she cannot just be the kind and gentle person she was before - the one they loved and wanted back so badly that they broke the laws of nature to return her to life - she tells them that they should not have done that. This household will never know peace again until either she dies again or someone else in the family does.

She is still the same person, with the same thoughts and feelings. Only one thing has changed: The dead cannot lie.

dailyhistoryposts

Dog statue (approx. 800 BCE). Capacha indigenous culture of Western Mexico.

maryoliveoil

This is so fucking funny

rosemaryslullaby

tothechaos

hello my fellow Horror And Houses fans.... i have come to recommend the book "horror in architecture" and its sequel "horror in architecture; the reanimated edition" by joshua comaroff and ong ker-shing to you all. ive been reading horror in architecture for the past couple days and it is excellent

tothechaos

this book is incredible. it is all i can think about, it is all i want to talk about

i feel crazy. but its so goddamn specific, how do i go "does anyone else want to read this Incredibly Dense and Highly Niche book on (checks notes) architectural theory, culture, and horror so that i have someone to talk about it with" in a way that doesnt sound like im an on-the-nose character symbolizing obsession and madness in a horror novel