Here's Where I Found The Info Btw (page 12)

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Can we talk about THE GUITAR PIECES OF PAGANINI. Jisus, I can’t stop feeling like they’re so underrated, I mean- Listen, I’’m never romantic about music because of personal stuff, but damn… ‘Romanza’. ROMANZA. I feel like seeing a yard of just herb and butterflies flying around. It’s beautiful. And ‘Grand Sonata’ feels pretty nostalgic (maybe because my country took it to make a kids melody…. yikes). It’s just a safe comfort place when I listen to it. And not gonna imagine how GOOD could be the guitar piece he dedicated to Germi…

So uh.. I'm actually not really sure whether to post it or not but uh.. anyways..

Here is it.

Edit: "I only picked his first name and his last" refers to A.P's initials.

In case you're confused about the great-grandparents of Aloisia:

6th great-grandparents are born in the late 18th century.

5th great-grandparents are born in the 1810s.

4th great-grandparents are born in 1840s-early 1850s.

3rd great-grandparents are born in 1860s-1870s

2nd great-grandparents are born in late 19th century

Great-grandparents are born in 1920s.

Grandparents are born in 1940s-1950s.

Parents, aunts and uncles are born in 1970s-1980s.

The cousins, Al and Tori are born in late 1990s-2000s.

Me: I must focus on making backstories first and make ship art later.

Also me: Haha ship art go brr

(The reason Cosette look so much shorter than Louisette is because she's laying on Louisette's chest and she slept while curling up into a ball)

Here's the explanation of Louisette's novel title:

I read somewhere that sunflowers symbolizes friendship, and in the late 19th century, a lot of mlm men (in this context, men-loving-men, not multi level marketing) wore green carnation in the lapel of their coats as a subtle hint that they love other men. The two main characters ( the widower and the confidant ) were both male, so that's why she chose that title. Also, in these short stories, people were much more accepting.

Anyway here's the drawing

(Drew them in chibi-ish style coz idk how to properly draw people kissing hehe)

Hi

So, uh, I'm not gonna post about Cosette, Louisette, or Aurelie for now because idk what to write. Sorry.

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Hhhh themmm <//3

(this is from Stanley Lombardo's translation of The Iliad, by the way)

Viewing the NBC Hannibal series as an alternate universe instead of an adaptation of the novels would probably make things better for both fandoms tbh

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Name: Joanne Redd

Age: 30

Era: 1920s [1922]

Joanne Redd is a British soprano who's also Cosette's friend. She met Cosette on her debut in France, around 1910. She's happily married with Jameson Hart (She goes with her maiden name), a baker.

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