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eva-eyre · 4 months
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i post for the girls who are poor, obscure, plain, and little
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must4rds33d · 6 months
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this is what went on inside their heads
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artist-issues · 1 year
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If you haven't read the Tenant of Wildfell Hall but you're telling me you like Wuthering Heights, or Jane Eyre, or both, PLEASE read the third Brontë sister's Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
In Wuthering Heights the love story is twisted up around revenge and overall selfishness.
In Jane Eyre the love story has to outlast obstacles put there by past mistakes.
In The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, BOTH of those things are happening, but the ending and the exposition is much more thorough than either of the other two and the suffering is more realistically applicable to situations that still happen today.
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doctorhoe · 7 months
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if you wanna make a historical drama about a brontë sister who resembled her mother and struggled with that, who motivated her sisters to write and had a romantic relationship and who's book enraged the public - why would you pick emily?
Charlotte was the only one who still really knew her mother and her two older sisters. Only her and her older sisters shared her mothers short stature, something she was very insecure about later. Anne didn't know her mother as she was still a baby when she died, but that also stung. She was the only one who didn't have memories of her mother. That naturally set her apart.
Charlotte was by all accounts the one who tried to get her sisters to write commercially. None of the sisters needed motivation to write at all - Anne and Emily continued their story well into adulthood.
Anne and Charlotte both very likely had romantic relationships. Anne with the guy that Emily (2022) ends up pairing with Emily. Charlotte very clearly had something with Ellen Nussey (seriously, read their letters). You don't need a romantic relationship for a Brontë film, but if you need to, there is only one sisters where there isn't any record of her having that sort of connection. Which is Emily.
Ans lastly, Wuthering Heights received some nasty reviews, and Emily was saddned by it to no end. It's very tragic because we now know that novel as a classic. But the Brontë book that made far more people angry to the point where Anne Brontë had to address the criticism in a foreword when the novel was reissued was The Tenant of Wildfell Hall. A book so truthful in its depictions of domestic violence that it shook people. I can't believe that in 2022, there was a movie published that played into the "Anne Brontë smol bean whose books aren't interesting enough to even properly mention" cliché when the only reason Tenant ist known today is because Charlotte refused to have it reissued after Anne's death due to the continued attacks on her sisters character.
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thirdteeth · 2 years
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♡ Books to Read ♡
girl, interrupted - susanna kaysen
the beguiled - thomas cullinan
my year of rest and relaxation - ottessa moshfegh
girl in pieces - kathleen glasgow
women who run with wolves - clarissa pinkola estés
pride and prejudice - jane austen
the bell jar - sylvia plath
the secret history - donna tartt
black swans - eve babitz
severance - ling ma
beloved trilogy - toni morrison
bad behavior - mary gaitskill
the year of magical thinking - joan didion
there there - tommy orange
valley of the dolls - jacqueline susann
american psycho - bret easton ellis
requiem for a dream - hubert selby jr.
ariel - sylvia plath
lolita - vladimir nabokov
anna karenina - leo tolstoy
rebecca - daphne du maurier
the virgin suicides - jeffrey eugenides
gone with the wind - margaret mitchell
the interpretation of dreams - sigmund freud
the stranger - albert camus
madness and civilization - michel foucault
the woman destroyed - simone de beauvoir
just kids - patti smith
to the lighthouse - virginia woolf
play it as it lays - joan didion
gone girl - gillian flynn
normal people - sally rooney
prozac nation - elizabeth wurtzel
how to murder your life - cat marnell
the catcher in the rye - j.d. salinger
love is a dog from hell - charles bukowski
jane eyre - charlotte brontë
her body and other parties - carmen maria machado
eileen - ottessa moshfegh
bunny - mona awad
little women - louisa may alcott
the perks of being a wallflower - stephen chbosky
homesick for another world - ottessa moshfegh
frankenstein - mary shelley
the picture of dorian gray - oscar wilde
diary of an oxygen thief - anonymous
boy parts - eliza clark
the seven husbands of evelyn hugo - taylor jenkins reid
a room of one's own - virginia wolf
mrs. dalloway - virginia wolf
wuthering heights - emily brontë
slouching towards bethlehem - joan didion
the white album - joan didion
trick mirror: reflections on self-delusion - jia tolentino
the idiot - elif batuman
1984 - george orwell
sense and sensibility - jane austen
the handmaid's tale - margaret atwood
the great gatsby - f. scott fitzgerald
city of girls - elizabeth gilbert
animal - lisa taddeo
a certain hunger - chelsea g. summers
in the dream house - carmen maria machado
the new me - halle butler
death in her hands - ottessa moshfegh
norwegian wood - haruki murakami
the feminine mystique - betty friedan
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newvision · 11 months
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Hannibal (2013-2015) // Kyuin Shim // Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights // Hannibal (2013-2015) // Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights
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tennantloki · 7 months
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janefrigginausten · 3 days
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By Kate Beaton
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Branwell Brontë 'Our Lady of Greif'
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empirearchives · 1 year
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“Truly his life is a rainbow; the two extreme ends touch the earth, the intervening arc spans the skies.”
— Charlotte Brontë, The Death of Napoleon
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eva-eyre · 6 months
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“you, sir, are the most phantomlike of all.”
this scene of the 2011 film adaptation lives rent free in my mind — the way he strokes her hair, the contentment and safety, the comfort, the tenderness, the closeness! ahh!
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must4rds33d · 9 months
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[enters the room timidly] hello… jane eyre nation…
mr. edward fairfax rochester quick study! tried my best to make it fit according to jane’s description as much as i could
(thank u @clair-blake for that lil nudge!! otherwise i actually wouldn’t have the gut to post here lmao >__>)
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every time a wuthering heights adaptation depicts heathcliff as a white guy an angel dies
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doctorhoe · 7 months
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I can't take Emily (2022) seriously because it's so histerically inaccurate that it's annoying to me. i'm not through with it yet, but my least favourite moment so far is when brandwell questions if charlotte loved and cherished emily. as if charlotte's love for emily isn't what inspired Sherley, a whole ass 400 page book. and like. it wasn't emily's book that charlotte stopped from being reprinted. so why this need to demonise charlotte??
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schoolslutwhowrites · 2 years
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“He's more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.” “If all else perished, and he remained, I should still continue to be; and if all else remained, and he were annihilated, the universe would turn to a mighty stranger.”
- Emily Brontë, from Wuthering Heights.
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burytheashes · 6 months
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reading wuthering heights like please dear god miss brontë stop using the word ejaculate to mean exclaim it’s literally so hard to concentrate
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