2-face 4-eva

22 ☆ he/she ☆ i like stuff

[zlightyearbuz]

[renfieldelusion]

victor strikes me as the most closeted trans woman to ever exist so idk why i made him a trans man

[bug-enthusiast]

I thought of this fucking guy

[strangestcase]

yes yes the worlds first cis male (🤨?) vagina episode we’ve all seen it

[bug-enthusiast]

I think the giving a cis male a vagina is the pinnacle of both cinema as well as comedy actually

[strangestcase]

Jekyll next

[bug-enthusiast]

He already has one, duh. He’s a very intelligent and respectable and very extremely cis man

[strangestcase]

*Victor voice* well that doesn’t sound right but coming from Jekyll I expected nothing less

[stirredtheroseleaves]

Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley) by Dani Strips

[about-faces]

You’re Harvey Dent, and your daddy wants to play a game with you! Will you call heads or tails?

Tails.

Tails.

You can’t be heads.

You made your choice.

You were heads last time. Remember? You remember.

You don’t want to question me. You won’t. That’s bad. You’re bad.

Bad boys don’t do good things.

Good boys don’t do bad things.

You made your choice.

No choice.

No choice at all.

Now we’re both heads.

Voting ended onApr 12

[frankencain]

»In the acclaimed painting An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump (1769), Joseph Wright of Derby depicted a natural scientist evacuating air from a jar containing a live bird. This experiment was first conducted by Robert Boyle in the seventeenth century and became a staple of popular scientific demonstrations, often performed before large audiences. The air would be pumped out and the bird would begin to expire; sometimes air was released back into the jar to revive it, sometimes not.«

the fact that victor is especially fascinated by an experiment which bridges the gap between life and death to create a kind of quantum state somewhere in-between + he considers this a "natural phenomenon"...i know this phrasing probably mainly refers to the proof of the existence of air and the reliance of most living beings on the presence of this invisible, seemingly indetectable substance to survive (which offers so many avenues of exploration in itself), but i can't help but interpret it also as victor viewing an existence in this superposition as natural in the sense of it being something he relates to.

the obvious analogy is of course to equate the creature with the bird and put victor in the place of his fellow scientist, but i think there's also a case to be made that on some level, victor sees himself as the bird, too. is himself intimately familiar with being suspended in the tension between dissolution and reclamation of the self & at the mercy of the whims of forces outside of his control. death and loss have been intricately weaved into the tapestry of his life from very early on, sickness and incest permeating his family tree and co-existing there with seemingly unconditional love and support—one does not, in fact, oppose the other. on the contrary. his adoring family leaves no room for even the mere consideration of a life outside of their designs, and the workings of his mind (which could very well, from a modern perspective, be considered affected by something we might today call bipolar disorder) have accustomed him to making a home at the junction of paralysing despair and compulsive frenzy. the air might be released back into the jar, it might not.

which supports a reading of victor's construction of the creature as not only an attempt at asserting some sort of agency in his own narrative (which he fails at utterly), but also—and arguably even more importantly—an endeavour to manifest something that might understand him. which, of course, he undeniably succeeds at, to his own tremendous horror. and what is intergenerational trauma but an endless concatenation of bringing forth something into the world that understands?

[brakylosaurus]

I love Henry Clerval and Victor Frankenstein hiii

[brakylosaurus]

"Il m'avait montré ses cicatrices et en échange, il m'a laissé prétendre que je n'en avais aucune"

[brakylosaurus]

Anyway, let me show you my 3 musketeers AU with Henry Clerval and Victor Frankenstein because why not ?

[brakylosaurus]

The creator and the Creature

I recently develepped a passion about this book and I absolutely wanted to do an animation with Victor and the Creature ! I worked on this for a month, I'm really thankfull for my friend's help :D

[sillywillymostsilly]

Elizabeth from Frankenstein.

⚠️My interpretation of what she looks like⚠️

[icarianarts]

Tails Gets Trolled redraw

[muirin007]

Quick and dirty watercolor scribble of the Creature!

[lesbiangutsberserktransgender]

[madmacci]

Hire me, DC.

Thank you @slemhosta for helping me pick out the flowers <3

[jigsaw3jester]

i’m sorry but who the FUCK is calling J&H fans that dawg 😭

Robert’s just like ‘sure bro whatever you say’

here’s the full vid if you’re interested

if only i was born in the right time i could’ve seen this man perform im crine

[can-of-w0rmz]

Stupid F:TMP shitposts bc I’m too tired to draw properly today

[tmprometheus]

hi Elizabeth youre better than all of them. #butchlavenza as they say in the server

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