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disneybooklist · 2 months
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faline-cat444 · 8 months
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Couldn't shrug it off
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adventurelandia · 1 year
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The Story of Hans Brinker (Or the Silver Skates)
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Another round of Great Illustrated Classics:
1995 edition of Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift
1992 edition of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne
1989 edition of Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
1992 edition of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
1994 edition of Hans Brinker by Mary Mapes Dodge
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secretcherimaybe · 1 day
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Hans Brinker is actually a pretty enjoyable book
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I feel I should show you all the hilarious posters from the crappest hostel in Amsterdam.
I stayed there and actually stole a couple of these
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juniperusashei · 2 years
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Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates by Mary Mapes Dodge - 1/5
The strange association that came to mind is Wes Anderson’s animated film Isle of Dogs; which I didn’t have a problem with the content, but the structure was so lazy that it was impossible to overlook. Mary Mapes Dodge’s Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates starts out with a strong enough premise that shouldn’t have been that hard to follow through with: The eponymous Hans Brinker competing in an ice-skating race to win the title Silver Skates. Instead, like Isle of Dogs, most of the narrative follows a quirky ensemble cast that only tangentially relates to the main story. Towards the end of the book, Dodge does return to the race, but over 50% of this book is composed of “meanwhiles”.  Perhaps Dodge abandoned the “main” story because it was so sentimentalist and cloying she knew no one would sit through it, so she focused too much energy on the slapstick antics of four or five Dutch boys skating from city to city. And indeed, when she returned to Hans Brinker’s story, I was so annoyed I no longer cared. Hans Brinker represents the worst of Victorian-era moralistic childrens’ literature. The protagonists are so perfect, and their situation so miserable; they toil with such dignity that it almost seems to glamorize poverty. The ending is replete with fortuitous coincidences that wouldn’t make sense in any book; it started to feel like a parody of itself. It’s got the preachy tone of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, but if the entire thing was about Tiny Tim.
Hans Brinker’s main claim to fame is originating the folk tale of the Dutch boy who saved his city from floodwaters by plugging a hole with his finger. In context, it’s a story that one character tells another. The most interesting part of this book was how the Netherlands were presented; I almost want to use the word worldbuilding. Mary Mapes Dodge was American, and wrote for American audiences; a common point of discussion in my book club was how Hans Brinker actually treats Dutch culture with an Orientalist lens. A couple people in the book club are actually Dutch, and said that reading this gave them “a new perspective on Orientalism”. Her portrayal of the Netherlands is quaint and backwards, while simultaneously utopic. There are so many bizarre details that serve to otherize Dutch culture, and it’s an interesting snapshot of what happens when white people exoticize other white people.
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j4gm · 8 months
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SPOILERS!!! REFERENCES AND EASTER EGGS IN F&C ep. 1: FIONNA CAMPBELL
Here's a bunch of stuff I spotted. Feel free to add more.
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During the anime girl hero dream Fionna mentions Hans Brinker, a character from a novel which introduced speed skating to the United States.
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The BMO style alarm clock has BMO's voice.
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The ducks that steal Marshall Lee's money look like one-headed versions of the two-headed duck from the original Adventure Time title sequence.
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Cheers is a real sitcom. Simon previously sang its theme song in the episode Simon & Marcy, and now it seems to have manifested in the human AU due to his connection with it.
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Fionna says "stop acting crazy" to Cake with the same meter as Marceline said "stop acting crazy" to Ice King in the episode I Remember You.
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We all spotted this in the trailer but there's a Magic Man hat in this shot. Magic Man's hat was most recently seen being worn by Betty.
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The Betty statue also suggests that Simon's psyche has significant influence over this world. The fountain includes frogs, a symbol of change that was previously also used in Temple of Mars. And Fionna mentions the statue underwent renovation twelve years ago, which is the same amount of time that's passed in the prime universe since Betty's amalgamation with GOLB.
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It would seem Mrs. Abadeer runs a vacuum cleaner company as well as being Fionna's landlady. And Queenie runs an accounting business as well as the tour bus.
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The stickers on Marshall Lee's guitar case are all references to real life punk rock bands. X-Ray Pex = X-Ray Spex, Daikini Kill = Bikini Kill, PM might be a reference to AM as in the Arctic Monkeys. I'm not sure what Las Crudas and Dark Eyes are references to. Perhaps someone more familiar with punk rock can let me know?
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In case you were wondering, the credits confirm that this is human genderswapped Fern. It's a bit more obvious now that we can see all her green clothes and backpack, and given what she said about her dreams being super messed up. I'm not gonna go through the rest of the cameo characters in this episode because most of them are pretty obvious or already got figured out when the trailer dropped. That said, if anyone knows who the bus driver is meant to be please let me know.
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The sword in the window of this games shop looks very similar to Fionna's sword from the original comic series.
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The latte that Gumball - ahem I mean Gary - makes in this scene features PB's swan.
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Okay one more cameo mention because I feel like it might become significant later. This is Ice Queen.
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Fionna and Cake are dreaming about their apartment block in the credits of this episode, but it has a roof like the Tree Fort and the same little boat with a telescope and parasol.
Episode 2 to follow!
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hotelbooking · 2 years
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deweyduck · 8 months
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hans brinker action: go! 。.・❆。.・❅
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isfjmel-phleg · 5 months
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I have neither the time nor the inclination to reread every single one of these this Christmas season, but I'd like to get to some of them and wanted a reference. These are nonexhaustive lists of books from my own collection.
Christmas as a primary theme/setting
While Shepherds Watch by E. L. Bates
I Am Half Sick of Shadows and Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mewed by Alan Bradley
The Snow Sister by Emma Carroll
"The Flying Stars" by G. K. Chesterton
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
"The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle" by Arthur Conan Doyle
The Sister of the Angels by Elizabeth Goudge
Addy's Surprise by Connie Porter
"The Necklace of Pearls" by Dorothy L. Sayers
Samantha's Surprise by Maxine Rose Schur
Kirsten's Surprise by Janet Beeler Shaw
Noel Streatfeild's Christmas Stories by Noel Streatfeild
Felicity's Surprise, Josefina's Surprise, Kit's Surprise, and Molly's Surprise by Valerie Tripp
The Birds' Christmas Carol by Kate Douglas Wiggin
"Jeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit" by P. G. Wodehouse
Not about Christmas primarily but have memorable sequences set then
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Ramona and Her Father by Beverly Cleary
Hans Brinker by Mary Mapes Dodge
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis
Tenthragon by Constance Savery
Most of the Shoes books but especially Theater Shoes/Curtain Up by Noel Streatfeild
Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend
Most of the Little House books but especially Little House in the Big Woods, Little House on the Prairie, and By the Shores of Silver Lake by Laura Ingalls Wilder
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disneybooklist · 2 months
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Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates (1962)
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Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates by Mary Mapes Dodge (1865)
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faline-cat444 · 4 months
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Where are the Hans Brinker fans hiding?
I know I'm not one of them because of the confusion I suffered seeing this line in the first episode of Fionna and Cake:
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Which had me sort of understand the question/answer slightly better when I was going through some more Trivial Pursuit questions earlier since this was on one of the cards...
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But all I know is at least with the family and similar ties we personally don't know Mister Brinker.Is there like some lifestyle or location more familiar to his story than others?
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unfug-bilder · 3 months
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Nazis treffen sich mit anderen Nazis. Wer hat bitte irgendetwas Anderes erwartet?
Aber die eigentlichen Fragen sind doch:
Warum ist es der sonst stets so verschwiegenen Frau Brinker PLÖTZLICH so wichtig, eiligst im verhaßten ÖRR-Rundfunk klarzustellen, dass sie
dort war
früh (!) gegangen ist
sich über das Publikum gewundert habe !!!!!!
WAS und WEN BITTE hat sie denn dort erwartet?
Schneewittchen? Kurt Waldheim? Idi Amin? Hans-Georg Maaßen? Matthias Döpfner? Eva Herman?
Und warum zum Teufel wird das im RBB kommentarlos verbreitet statt erstmal nachzuforschen, was da genau passiert ist und die plötzliche Auskunftsbereitschaft der Dame veranlaßt hat?
Und wer von der AfD Berlin und Brandenburg so alles da war. (Ich habe da schon Ahnungen). Denn da nennt sie keine Namen.
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thebeautifulbook · 2 years
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HANS BRINKER, OR THE SILVER SKATES by Mary Mapes Dodge [1896] (New York: Scribner’s 1917) Illustrated by Allen B. Doggett. Cover design by Margaret Armstrong.
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Debt Begins at 20 Directed by Stephanie Beroes
With music by The Cardboards, The Shakes, Hans Brinker and The Dykes. By combining semi-fictionalized and documentary material, this film is as definitive a record of the Pittsburgh punk scene during its nascent underground as anyone could hope for. Beroes’ band footage is radical departure from the gimmickry of stereotyped rock band documentary in its use of pans and slow dollys, capturing small glimpses of the musicians at work that a ‘PR’ film would have avoided at all costs. The cinematography demands a reconsideration of the rock band documentary’s hoary technical vocabulary. From the time this film was made changes have already taken place in Pittsburgh punk-dom as the bands have moved from an insular salon society to more ‘legitimate’ venues. Some say things are better than ever, others mourn the passing of Pittsburgh punk’s innocence. Beroes in Debt Begins at 20 has produced not only entertainment, but also a small and very precious time capsule.
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