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velvetbronte · 1 year
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lizzibennet · 2 years
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losing my mind at this pride and prejudice inspired photoshoot but ✨gay✨
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winterrrnight · 3 months
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BFFS I NEED YOUR HELP!!!
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sassisleepshigh · 16 days
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Bed time
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wlwmoviebracket · 6 months
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round 2 (31/64)
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bethanydelleman · 1 year
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So the Mansfield Park relationship between Mary and Edmund is Ted and Robin from How I Met Your Mother.
Robin has very clearly stated she doesn't want children, Ted absolutely wants kids. For some reason they date anyway, for a super long time! And it just made me angry. You guys are in your thirties, get your act together! Love cannot cover unreconcilable differences!
So dear Edmund, just propose or give up! You keep wishing Mary will change, but she won't! Being a pastor is fundamental to Edmund; not wanting to be stuck in the country is fundamental to Mary. You can't fix that. Love cannot cover everything.
Mary does decide to accept Edmund if he proposes, but will she really like the life she would have chosen? In a big way, these two were saved by fate.
I will pity Edmund a little more because he's much younger and he's never been in love before. I have no patience for Ted. (and yes, the ending was stupid and makes the mother seem like a baby maker that Ted had to get through to make it to Robin)
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lethargarian · 1 year
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2022 books wrapped
“I just dared to fly too close to the sun in my desire to thaw” - nick and norah’s infinite playlist, rachel cohn & david levithan
“The darkness is coming for me after all. And it has teeth” - black tide, k.c. jones
“Peace, Eleanor thought concretely; what I want in all this world is peace, a quiet spot to lie and think, a quiet spot up among the flowers where I can dream and tell myself sweet stories.” - the haunting of hill house, shirley jackson
“Death is too easy. Better to make every moment of the rest of a person’s life agony.” - the only good indians, stephen graham jones
“she had found more to enjoy than to suffer” - persuasion, jane austen
“she’s shooting me daggers, but she’s not feeling it enough for them to actually hit me, so instead they just fall on the ground in between us, and she’s still kind of mad about it, but I’m just like, Look daggers!” - naomi and ely’s no kiss list, rachel cohn & david levithan
“I would much rather have been merry than wise” - emma, jane austen
“all this time I had been a weaver without wool, a ship without the sea. Yet now look where I sail”
“above me, the tides kept their relentless motion, but I was too deep to feel them” - circe, madeline miller
“I make no promises but I offer many doors” - book lovers, emily henry
“‘Welcome to the world,’ he said wearily. ‘You get used to it after a while’” - good omens, neil gaiman and terry pratchet
“I want to survive this world that keeps trying to destroy me” -ninth house, leigh bardugo
“Have been unavoidably detained by the world. expect us when you see us” -stardust, neil gaiman
“we reached for each other, and I thought of how many nights I had lain awake in this room loving him in silence” - the song of achilles, madeline miller
“death is the only victor in war” -the house of sky and breath, sarah j. maas
"Every single person on the planet had to take turns hurting. Sometimes all you could do was hold on to each other tight until the dark spat you back out" - beach read, emily henry
"The opinion of other people never interested him in the slightest degree. I think it was really a sign of his greatness." - the man in the brown suit, agatha christie
"That's how you know you're home, I think, no matter how far you've gone from it or how long you've been in some other place. Home is where they want you to stay longer." - revival, stephen king
"Maybe things can always get better between people who want to do a good job loving each other. Maybe that's all it takes." - people we meet on vacation, emily henry
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bluebangsthepirate · 2 years
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a little illustration i did of my reading list (not counting poetry collections and short stories)
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poemaseletras · 2 years
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Rachel Givney, E se Jane Austen pudesse viajar no tempo e se apaixonar?
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menchie · 2 years
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I Dressed as Jane Austen Characters for a Week
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hersterical · 6 months
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I would love to see Jane Austen’s take on Mean Girls
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stricktlyco · 8 months
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"Grief runs through the whole of life and leaves nothing untouched"
Austen Years: A Memoir in Five Novels, Rachel Cohen
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Btw Ross's list about Rachel's cons and the whole situation that derives from it has the exact same energy as Mr Darcy's first proposal and everything that derives from it
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crypticcrossword · 2 years
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Persuasion Dream Cast yes i know no one is thinking about this anymore
I love this book too much, and have read it too many times. I have been trying not to think about this out of anger but inspiration bows to no one. If no one else gets this, fine, but that doesn’t make it less correct
Sarah Snook and Joel Fry as Anne Elliot and Frederick Wentworth.
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Are you fucking kidding me they would have been perfect. The loss of what might have been is even more painful if I had never known it was a possibility, and I wouldn’t have beacause I wouldn’t have pieced this together originally. I wouldn’t have thought of Sarah Snook as Anne Elliot until I became not stupid (watched the season 3 finale of Succession) and realized no one else could play the hold your emotions in until you combust game like her. I have also fallen in love with Joel Fry to the point that I am considering watching Cruella. Having a comedic actor play Wentworth is galaxy brain, because the tragedy of his love life can only be countered by how ridiculous it is. Also he could perfectly pull off writing a letter to someone who’s in the room, then leaving it conspicuously on a table, then coming back and handing it directly to her just to be safe.
Richard E Grant as Walter Elliot.
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I am sick in my stomach to think that the only way I can hear Richard E Grant say Sir Walter’s lines is by also sitting through Dakota Johnson Fleabagging the camera like she’s making one of those annoying ass TikToks. I used to be ok with Dakota Johnson now her voice just makes me wanna punch that gap back in her teeth. Meanwhile Richard E. Grant could shit talk men’s haircuts and recommend a better beauty product to his daughters for two straight hours and it would still be funny
Danusia Samal as Elizabeth Elliot
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She’s perfect and highhandedly bitchy as Countess Svenska in The Great, and that’s also how I know she can bring the right Hot Entitlement to the role.
PATTI HARRISON AS MARY MUSGROVE.
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You are a fool and a coward if you think Mary shouldn’t be played by the funniest comedian in the movie. No one else could make Mary’s histrionics over her toddler breaking his arm funnier than Patti Harrison, and now I can only dream about it.
Lolly Adefope as Louisa Musgrove.
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1. She’s a genius. 2. Imagine Kitty from Ghosts going “Catch me! Catch me!” before jumping and plummeting to concrete and tell me I’m not correct. She could also play post-accident Louisa deeply, but still funny, and that’s hard to pull off.
Susan Wokoma as Henrietta Musgrove.
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Very excited to watch Year of the Rabbit, and I watched Chewing Gum so I know she can play the practical sister while also trying to flirt with Wentworth in the worst ways possible.
Zach Cherry as Charles Musgrove
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He has perfect “this guy just wants to chill but life has made that impossible” energy. Also can picture him in a “I love my wife- and yes she bought me this shirt” t shirt.
Rachel House as Mrs. Croft
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I want to be Mrs. Croft’s best friend and she was written 200 years ago, the casting of Fiona Shaw was genius and any actress playing her needs to convey that you can trust her with your life. She is the coolest MILF alive and there is no other choice.
Jake Lacy as Mr. Eliot.
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I hate this bitch now thanks to White Lotus and I need him to bring that energy here now. He wants you to trust him so bad and it’s a sick thrill that we and Anne share getting nasty gossip about him because it confirms something you already felt.
Sophie Okenedo as Lady Russell. 
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You should trust and like Lady Russell, but she should also be able to infuriate you like only your mother can when you’re visiting her at home and she asks a innocuous question that makes you want to eat glass.
Jamie Demetriou as Benwick.
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Benwick seems absolutely heartbroken by the death of his fiancee until he can read poetry to a pretty girl for a few weeks, and Demetriou can play that soggy sadness and desperation to be loved just *chefs kiss* Also I want to see his face when Sarah Snook tells him he should read less poetry and more prose for the sake of his health.
Adeel Akhtar as Admiral Croft.
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I just want Adeel Akhtar to be in everything. Cool uncle energy.
Honorable mention I think a truly great actress should play Mrs. Smith so that you’re totally absorbed in her story like you are in the book. Fiona O’Shaughnessy. #UtopiaHive
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austennerdita2533 · 2 years
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Hi! So if Jane Austen's heroines were alive today (and not fictional, lol), which ones do you think would be the biggest Taylor Swift fans? I know Marianne would cry along to her songs and analyze her lyrics as much as I do, lol. And I can totally see Emma organizing outings to Taylor Swift concerts. (Also, I'm rewatching Friends and while Rachel Green and I are very different people, I just know she would be a big Taylor fan, which partly explains why I love her ;))
Hello friend!! And omg, what a fun question to ponder!
You know, I think an argument could be made that most, if not all, of Austen's heroines (+some secondary characters, too!) would be Taylor Swift fans. Mostly because I feel like Jane Austen herself would be a ride or die Swiftie, so it's fitting some of her characters would be as well. :)
Marianne Dashwood would absolutely WEEP over the beauty of T-Swift's writing. She'd hone in on the metaphorical significance of lyrics; be all about the symbolism, the allusions, the themes. She'd deconstruct her vocal and instrumental choices. And she'd scream about how deeply the songs made her feel.
She'd be out there posting dramatic memes like this:
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(Also re: why do I get the sense that Marianne would romanticize Willoughby with a song like Enchanted? ☠️)
Elinor Dashwood would be more of a subdued fan, I think. A quieter one. She wouldn't blast Taylor's songs in the car necessarily, but rather, would listen to them from the privacy of her own headphones so no one else need hear her favorites. She'd like the poignant, introspective songs better than those that were the biggest hits. I could see The Story of Us fitting her and Edward's dynamic well.
Emma Woodhouse planning outings to concerts? HELL YES TO THAT. I also could envision her organizing listening parties before a new album dropped or even throwing parties for different T-Swift eras "just because" (1989, Speak Now, Fearless etc). Tell me she wouldn't love doing that! She'd have a whole vibe/color scheme with themed decor, food, and party favors, and of, course, would invite all of Highbury. Also, if someone expressed that they weren't a fan of Taylor's music, I could picture her being snobbish about it and judging them for having poor taste (which, obviously, they would 😂).
The Bennet sisters would all be big fans, too. The girls would probably all own/wear Swiftie merch, attend concerts together, and blast her music in the house at all hours. (This might be another reason why Mr. Bennet chooses to hide himself away in his library. He's soundproofed the walls, because dammit, he needs some peace and quiet!)
Lydia and Kitty would be overly invested in all the T-Swift gossip, especially the conspiracy theories regarding Taylor's dating life/exes. They would be focused on deducing which songs she did - or did - not write about whom. They'd also go totally feral over Harry Styles. No question about it. They might even go so far as to post blind items online about where Taylor's current lovers and/or exes have been seen recently, and with whom. As for Mary, I think she'd consider herself to be a more "serious" fangirl and have a whole YouTube channel or TikTok account that was comprised of carefully cultivated T-Swift covers. Jane would have a special fondness for Lover. (The song, in particular.) It fits her aesthetic: her pure heart and the way she loves--softly, sweetly, in shades of effervescent gold. And Lizzie, of any Austen character, is the likeliest to have or live out her own Reputation Era. She radiates "I Did Something Bad," Look What You Made Me Do," and "Delicate" energy without even trying. She ain't afraid to burn shit to the ground, Darcy's first proposal included. 🔥
Anne Elliot would be let herself be eviscerated by the album, Red. She'd listen to it over and over again and just let herself bleed with the memories of what was, of what could have been, with Wentworth. Tell me you can't imagine her sing-crying along to All Too Well (10 Minute Version) while she's draped morosely over her bed, alone, pining, well after 2 AM. Death by A Thousand Cuts is another song she'd play on a loop to wring her heart out. (My heart, my hips, my body, my love/Trying to find a part of me that you didn't touch") It fits thematically with her assertion that women love longest even "when existence or when hope is gone." 😭
Catherine Morland has a dreamy, fanciful quality about her and likes to lose herself in other people's stories more than she tends to stay grounded in her own. For that reason, I think she'd appreciate Folklore and Evermore a lot. The songs in those albums double as short stories and character studies so I think she'd love submerging herself in the narrative richness and intimacy they provide because it's like getting a first-hand glimpse into another world, into somebody else's life.
Fanny Price, though timid, is an incredibly self-aware character who knows she's jealous of Mary Crawford because she has managed to secure Edmund's romantic interest/attachment. If there is any song she would relate to most in sentiment, it'd probably be You Belong With Me. She'd never convey that out loud, though. Never admit it. Least of all to Edmund, the man she's loved and pined for in secret her whole life. It's not her way. She's resigned herself to admiring him from a distance, which would make her affinity for that song much sadder and heartbreaking, in my opinion.
Anyway, wow! I did not mean to drone on so much about this but once I got going I couldn't seem to stop. 🙃
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