Incorrect Quotes: You Drive Me (LITERALLY) Crazy!
Iroh: Having heard Zuko complaining about Katara for the thousandth time. Do you love her?
Zuko: Affronted A normal human being couldn't live under the same roof as her without going nutty! She's my idea of nothing!
Iroh: I asked you a simple question! Do you love her?
Zuko: Yes! 😡 But don't hold that against me. I'm a little screwy myself.
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(Hi omg its 10:30pm here i wonder if anyone will even see this atm but anyway)
I did a day for Zora May!
Today I picked "Alternative Design" and my mind immediately went to the Lionfish Mipha design showed off in the creating a champion artbook! I remember the day I saw it I immediately fell in love, and I wondered about the Mipha we could have had. (DGMW I still very much love canon Mipha!! EvenIfIWishSheWasBigger)
I just love how spikey and kinda intimidating she is!! Though I'll admit the appearance doesn't exactly match the personality of the Mipha we know, I still think it could have been a fun contrast.
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[ID: The "was anybody going to tell me" meme, edited to read, "Okay, was anybody going to tell me that Dracula's house was across from Queen Victoria's or was I just supposed to read a map of London myself?"]
So I'm sure this is obvious to anyone who knows London well, but for those of us who don't, it turns out that Piccadilly is not an area of London, but a single long street.
The blue line below shows Piccadilly.
The red line is the part of Piccadilly Dracula's Piccadilly house is on (Jonathan walks westward from Piccadilly Circus, and comes across the house "beyond the Junior Constitutional". The Junior Constitutional club was at 101-104 Piccadilly, so the house must be between that and the West end of the street.)
[ID: An extract of the Ordnance Survey six-inch map 'London Sheet VII.SW' revised 1893 to 1895, published: 1894 to 1896 showing the area of London around "Green Park". Blue, red and purple lines have been edited onto the map. The blue line marks out Piccadilly, a long street stretching from the junction Piccadilly Circus and running roughly South-West. Approximately the west-most half of Piccadilly has a park called 'Green Park' to the south of it. Approximately the last third of Piccadilly on the west end of the street is marked in red. Roughly opposite the red line across the Green Park is an area of land marked "Palace Gardens". Within the gardens, Buckingham Palace is shown, circled in purple.]
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Barking Harker Cast Snapshot 2: A White ‘Lady’ of Whitby Abbey
“Accursed misbirth of hell! I understand your hatred of the food of mankind. You get your sustenance out of the burying-ground, damnable creature that you are!”
As soon as those words had passed his lips, the Countess flew at him, uttering a sound between a snarl and a howl, and bit him on the breast with the fury of a hyena. He dashed her from him on to the ground, raving fiercely as she was, and she gave up the ghost in the most terrible convulsions. —“Aurelia; or, The Tale of a Ghoul”
Right over the town is the ruin of Whitby Abbey, which was sacked by the Danes, and which is the scene of part of "Marmion," where the girl was built up in the wall. It is a most noble ruin, of immense size, and full of beautiful and romantic bits; there is a legend that a white lady is seen in one of the windows. Between it and the town there is another church, the parish one, round which is a big graveyard, all full of tombstones. […] They have a legend here that when a ship is lost bells are heard out at sea. I must ask the old man about this; he is coming this way.... […]
He is, I am afraid, a very skeptical person, for when I asked him about the bells at sea and the White Lady at the abbey he said very brusquely:—
"I wouldn't fash masel' about them, miss. Them things be all wore out.” —Mina Harker, Mr. Swales, Dracula
She is not the Lady, whoever that pale wraith is meant to be. She is neither a walled-in maiden nor a dead holy woman stalking the ruins. Frankly, she’s not even at the Abbey the whole of her year. Merely visiting with all the other tourists. She comes for the view and the cuisine alike.
The only trouble with the place of late was that mess following the Demeter. Some uniquely dead codgers and their unhappy spirits, which was fine. A dead dog, which was not. A certain Black Dog roaming, which was worse. And a dog that was not a dog, but one of those cheating dead; the walking, talking, blood-burgling sorts who went around mucking up the natural order of things. ‘Natural’ here meaning ‘supper stays in its damn dirt box.’ So she tells him. He informs her in turn that she doesn’t know who she speaks to.
On the contrary, Count Cadaver. She can smell the dead legions on him. The screaming innocents who died in toil or twitching on pikes. The babes. The sailors. The codgers. Yes, he’s positively rancid with death and power and et cetera. Duly impressed, she is. But not as much as she is annoyed at this new grisly wrinkle in her routine. And she is not even half as annoyed as she is hungry. For she is of the living that consumes the dead. It should be said that her bite lasts on a corpse, no matter how puffed up or well-dressed he is. He might kill her if he’s quick about it, true. But he will have to get close.
And she imagines he’ll have a hell of a time enjoying England with a necrotized hole where his face should be.
Count Cadaver makes his exit and she doesn’t see those fair maidens in their nighties at the Abbey again—bittersweet, that—and time marches. Other cemeteries call. She digs and dines. Until one night she lets herself into a fine tomb in the Hampstead area. Westenra is engraved on the stone and a familiar fair face waits inside.
(Not the one in the coffin; too staked and sliced and delectably decayed for that. But the face of the fair maiden in the corner, neither resting nor at peace…)
Barking Harker details here.
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ok BUT. vegaspete immortals au.
pete quietly joining kinn’s clan of young, feisty new immortals without revealing that he is hundreds of years older. pete hiding his years behind the brick wall of his smile, deflecting conversation about his past. pete’s ruthlessness and lack of care for humanity occasionally slipping out, but being brushed under the rug.
pete getting kidnapped by vegas, the lieutenant of the rival clan. vegas torturing pete, thinking pete is young and innocent like the rest. pete maintaining the facade (out of pity for this young, naive child, who has no idea what he is stepping into). right until vegas taunts him and he snaps.
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tagged by both @rosayoro and @scabby-lasagne for "eight shows to get to know me"!!
"breaking bad": favorite show ever, rewired my neurons etc etc etc
"superstore": hate all the nbc ensemble sitcoms except for this one, superstore is my comfort show
"gravity falls": watched this from early premiere to finale and grew up with the pines twins, inspired a ton of art + creation from me :')
"moral orel": ultimate trauma show but in the best way possible, no one understands this program like me
"scrubs": cemented my love of medicine + wanting to be a doctor, another big comfort show
"project runway": best reality show of all time, endlessly fascinating in how insane it is
"the twilight zone": seriously influenced my writing, used to watch the new years day marathon for the full 24 hours
"off the air": best experimental tv show ever made, the best source of underrated/weird art + music
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