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As a Scottish person I can confirm that this is 100% accurate
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Lucas Jade Zumann as Gilbert Blythe in Anne with an E
Am I the only one who interpreted Gilbert and Billy’s fight in Season one to not be about Anne but about the fact that his father had just died?
Like, Billy say’s “Hey, man. What’s your problem?” A few days after Gilbert loses his father and is still visibly grieving. Gilbert’s response to this is a snort of disbelief and just say’s “Ask me that again. No, seriously. Ask me that again!” And then when Billy the dip-shit does indeed ask again, that’s when Gilbert gets in a fight with him.
After the fight he brings it back around and warns him to leave Anne alone, solidifying his earlier claim. But the fight wasn’t about Anne at all, Gilbert was in a fragile state and didn’t want to deal with Billy’s idiocy and ends up lashing out at him.
The popular opinion in this fandom seems to be that Gilbert got in a fight with Billy to defend Anne but that’s not how I interpreted the scene at all. Gilbert was brushing off Billy and his snide comments about Anne, warning him to leave her alone, but ultimately what pushed him over the edge was the “What’s your problem, man?” Comment that Billy asked shortly after Gilbert lost his father.
I 100% agree with this^^
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every anne & gilbert scene: [16/?] season 1, episode 6, Remorse is the Poison of Life
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is this a renaissance painting?
“Interrogation of the Zodiac Killer” -The Ghost of Sandro Botticelli ca 2015
So I slapped some mathematics on this picture and…
The red lines divide the picture into thirds. They also mostly coincide with the doorway (and Cruz’s right hand), framing him nicely as the Main Character of this picture.
The green line was placed using the golden ratio (the ratio between parts of the picture above it and below it is close enough to 1:1.618). It also goes right under his chin (and through some reporters’ hands or tools).
The purple lines are diagonals that are framing the reporters really nicely.
I’m pretty sure you could also do something clever with a circle and the yellow doorway behind him, but I don’t have the patience to fiddle with that.
Basically, this picture has the same “maths are beautiful” aesthetic as (some well-known) Renaissance paintings.
It also means a photographer did a DAMN GOOD job taking it
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Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.
- Emily Brontë
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*Gilbert flirts with Anne, gives her a gift, stares at her passionately.
Anne: No one will ever love me, I’m doomed to be alone.
Cole: bItCh
Anne blurting out some really weird stuff when she sees her crush is honestly such a mood
“But I would make a terrible wife!”
I did a thing
Harry Potter, The Chosen One.
Lol that inevitable moment when you finish watching a show or a show stops releasing new episodes while you’ve been dedicating your life to it since you started watching really leaves a black hole in your heart lmao. Like wtf am I supposed to do with my life now
Friendships between women are often the deepest and most profound love stories, but they are often discussed as if they were ancillary, “bonus” relationships to the truly important ones. Women’s friendships outlast jobs, parents, husbands/wifes, boyfriends/girlfriends, lovers, and sometimes children. (insp.)
They shouldn’t call this lovely place the Avenue, there’s no meaning in a name like that! They should call it White Way of Delight.
I’ve played some far more physically energetic parts, but I don’t think that I’ve ever been as physically exhausted at the end of a take as I have with Darcy. I remember this particularly from the scene where Elizabeth and I have the argument at Netherfield: Darcy’s emotional and doesn’t want her to know it, he hates her because he fancies her, he hates her for being cleverer than he is during this particular conversation, and he’s got the Bingleys as an audience. So there are a million things going on inside him, yet he has to keep himself together and not show he is in the slightest bit ruffled; he mustn’t reveal his turmoil. So he sits there, as still and calm as his emotions can possibly allow.
Colin Firth.
