Sylvia Plath, from The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath
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she walton on my goggins til she fallout
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Commentary by the author of the drawings (who is not me, but the artist at @vermium!):
The Persian is based on 1925 version, played by Arthur Edmund Carewe. He was the best, even though he wasnât supposed to be THE Persian, but some other guy. The Persian is fascinating. He is like Theseus who canât bring himself to slay the Minotaur, the whole purpose of him entering the labyrinth, and the Minotaur has long forgotten about him. His guns in disuse, his sword all clean, the unfortunate Theseus wanders the house of Asterion aimlessly, lonely like the monster, lost in the labyrinth like a man would be. There is a part in the book when the Phantom, the one who wants to be seen, loved, all of that stuff, turns to a man who saved his ass, paying for that with his everything, his homeland, even his name - and casually says: âyou didnât exist, you had ceased to existâ.
The Red Death - the hat is inspired by Cranach, the text comes from Petrarchâs The Secret, and the skeleton illusion is based on pajamas.
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His eyes rests upon the few raindrops that had landed on the back of his cybernetic hand, but he doesn't feel anything, not even now when a few more drops hits the metal - nothing.
He can't even remember what it feels like, can't even remember the last time he experienced something like this, not until a few drops land on the skin of his face, one of the remaining places on his body that still can feel something.
A few more drops hits and it's in that very moment that memories related to this feeling slowly awakens deep within his mind, something that he has long forgotten and for the first time in a long time - he feels something.
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âYou and i are Earth 1661â. Tin-glazed earthenware plate found in a London sewer, from the Wellcome Collectionâs âDirtâ exhibition.
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SENSE AND SENSIBILITY (1995) dir. Ang Lee
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Stained glass windows that were commercially available during the Art Nouveau era. These examples are from the 1914 catalog of the National Ornamental Glass Manufacturers Association of the U.S. and Canada.
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It is incredibly fucking ironic that Fallout talks about a corporation manufacturing the end of the world based on a companyâs âfiduciary responsibilityâ to sell safety, when itâs made by fucking Amazon.
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