Sharikov nevertheless settled in Hyde's house. Edward couldn't resist the puppy dog eyes.
(Sharikov, according to the plot of the book, is 90% a street dog)
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my psychiatrist just diagnosed me with 19th century russian literature character
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week before my period & suddenly i’m rodion romanovich raskolnikov
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The producers of 🇮🇹 tbk 1969 really sat down and said okay we need the most beautiful men on the market to play these psych ward fugitives
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what even happens in demons
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Older katerivan shenanigans (katya is still in the deep trenches of denial)
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everyone talks a lot about suffering and despair as it pertains to Dostoevsky’s work which is totally fair and understandable given the subject matter but I rarely see discussion of how deeply and sacredly tender the end of C&P is. I think there’s a very important lesson to be learned which is that you do not unilaterally get to decide that you are horrid beyond redemption and unworthy of love, no matter what horrible things you’ve done. Sonya and Razumikhin and Dunya do not abandon Rodya as he thinks they should and in fact they uproot their entire lives to make sure there will still be a place for him in the world when he gets out of prison. Other people have free will and they can use that free will to unconditionally love and forgive you and there’s nothing you can do about that, whether you choose to receive it or not so you may as well receive it- even if you feel unworthy. And that is like the very beginning of hope and coming back from the place of no return. Is letting yourself be loved. And letting yourself be loved—- even if you don’t feel that you deserve it—- opens the gateway to experiencing love for others yourself after a prolonged period of cutting yourself off from feeling those feelings of positive regard. It’s a stream that flows both ways. And it doesn’t change any of the horrifying facts about the past. But it makes it possible to begin to live again.
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I just wanted to see them in an unusual for c&p color scheme
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Interesting fact. In January of this year, "Hazbin Hotel" was released. And in January, the film "The Master and Margarita" based on Bulgakov's novel was released at the Russian box office.
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