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sugarspikesart · 11 months
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Everytime i speak in spanish here on the internet ppl tend to think I'm latina and I don't know how to tell them that I'm from Spain bc I don't wanna let them down or smth 😭
En serio, esque no se, que murcia está muy chula y eso pero más allá de los limones y el paparajote no sé que mas decir de mi zona, olé supongo? Anysways amo murcia, es una mierda pero es mi mierda 🫶
(this is not political or like me wanting to be latino or cooler or anything like that, it's just that there's a lot of ppl I know who are latino and then there's me, and i find it funny. I MEAN, spain is super small in comparison to Latino America soooo... xd)
(i feel like i have to clarify bc i suck at explaining myself)
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heaveninawildflower · 6 months
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November calendar page (1900) by Carel Adolph Lion Cachet.
Rijksmuseum.
Wikimedia.
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wawataka · 2 years
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bones drawing mp100 characters eating a burger >>>
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nomette · 6 months
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i drive by in my shitty mini cooper and yell out the window "that character literally does not know the word trauma! not what it means, not how it maps onto their own experiences. and even if they did know, they would NEVER apply it to themsel-" the light changes and I drive off.
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marzipanandminutiae · 13 days
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Why the Fuck Did Mike Flanagan Even Bother Calling It "The Haunting of Hill House" If He Wasn't Going To Adapt Shirley Jackson's 1959 Classic The Haunting of Hill House: my eternal question
(like that is NOT an adaptation of the novel. the plot is different! the characters are different! why did you shell out the Jackson estate for the rights if you weren't going to tell the same story in any way, shape, or form?! the tags for one of my favorite books are clogged with Not That Book and I am FRUSTRATED)
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peachiseas · 24 days
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if you guys haven’t followed redridingheart’s ko-fi, please do so i can squeal with more people about her (non-canon as of rn) designs of baby qiu and tamarack that made me want to fucking Explode-
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lvpvs-tenebris · 2 months
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Varg Vikernes (old funeral times)
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se me rompio la panty :c
Igual el medio Pov u///u a puro trabajo honesto
igual esta para romperlas mas(?
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lours-postal · 1 year
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Bonjour, je n’ai pu remercier toutes les personnes qui ont apprécié cette image.
Hello, I can not thank all the people who like this picture.
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lours-file-a-telie · 7 months
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Philatélie 134
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skvlldonotcry · 24 days
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da-proti-toku-grem · 3 months
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from now on i'm called Nace "Nachito" and Jan "Juanito" and no one is going to stop me >:)
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praytothegoat · 4 months
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dumb-doll-lips · 10 months
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boba-hijueputa · 7 months
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A ti sí te quiero mirar a los ojos cuando nos estamos comiendo 😔
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anghraine · 7 months
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I've always found it a bit disappointing that Linda Hutcheon specifically excluded fanfic from her generally excellent discussion of adaptation in A Theory of Adaptation, because I do think fanfic is more akin to adaptation than probably any other thing it gets compared to.
Like, for me, what makes both really intriguing are questions like:
How does this story function as a story in its own right? How do you experience it if you don't know its source material? Does it work? Do you need certain kinds of background knowledge? Are people likely to experience it separately from its source or other versions of the source even if they are familiar with them?
How is this story engaging with the original or previous version it's working off of? What does it consider essential to keep from its source or canon? What is it willing to change? What assumptions govern both of those things?
How does this particular story take part in wider trends in storytelling that may or may not have anything to do with its source or canon? Where do fads or norms in broader storytelling contexts come into play? (For instance, film adaptations may resemble other contemporary films more than their source materials, fanfic goes through phases of popular structures, premises, and phrasings that cut through different fandoms. Or you can look at both in a broad cultural context beyond their immediate social context of fandom/film/whatever.)
I mean, I'm phrasing the questions in a kind of formal way, but I think the basic questions do factor into a lot of the more localized conversations that spring up around both adaptation and fanfic (whether specific adaptations/fics or general groupings of them). So much general discourse around fanfic revolves around the legitimacy of writing versions of pre-existing stories and it's like!! Adaptation is right there.
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