Rereading the Anne of Green Gables books, i'm currently in the middle of Anne of Avonlea and was no one planning on telling me that Mary's death was inspired by Hester Gray's story?
love how lucerys defined aemond while alive and even continued to define him while dead
“You’re miserable for nothing. I don’t know why you’d want to live…”
July 17, 1935 - June 20, 2024
I don’t know what this trope is but I’m starting to love it
“will isn’t perfect, he was mean to-“
enough! who cares? will byers could team up with vecna and destroy hawkins for all i care and i’d still worship him. god bless.
I'm tired of seeing the word grooming taken out and used all the time by people who probably don't understand its definition.
For the record, Christine was in her twenties, when she met the Phantom / Erik. She was a fucking adult, in a society that for the time considered her a spinster. She never turned 15 or 16 in the original story, as people are so fond of claiming.
Also, Erik is not a villain but an anti-hero character. I'm tired of seeing him constantly demonize, like he's just a bad guy, when he doesn't.
Erik and Christine are basically twisted versions of Beauty and the Beast, Hades and Persephone, and Romeo and Juliet. Without forgetting that they are also, among other things, the incarnation of death and the maiden.
Erik also symbolizes Christine's sexual awakening and coming of age.
Whether you like it or not, they have a romantic and sexual connection in the original text.
Ok,i have a question for the proships, please don't take this as a attack
I believe that people have the right to like or dislike anything, that being said:
If i don't like a character or a ship for any reason, It wouldn't be a good idea for me to use a "antithischaracter" or "antithisship" tags to find other people who don't like them either.
Are you guys against these types of tags or just against the harassment?