What's really so magical about Buffy the Vampire Slayer is that it's a world where everyone is bisexual except for Riley (straight) and Tara (lesbian).
"Seeing Amber" interview with Amber Benson by Abbie Bernstein
From the Official Buffy the Vampire Slayer magazine issue #19, June 2005
Epauletted fruit bats By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s
to me willow rosenberg is the epitome of a character who's used to thinking of herself as kind and good because she's always been percieved that way by other people, but when other people say "kind and good" what they really mean is "competent yet unassertive." which isn't really a moral value, it's just the kind of personality that makes authority figures like you. so she's in the precarious position of believing herself to be a Good Person while having never really felt the need to develop a moral backbone. and this is of course the main reason why she's a little fucked up sometimes. i love this about her, to be clear.
from letters to a young poet by rainer maria rilke
Concept art and sketches for 'Nosferatu, A Symphony of Horror' (1922) by architect and visual artist Albin Grau (1884–1971).
covers for 'film fun magazine,' c. 1920s.
Valin Mattheis
Sergio Sarri — Forever Lulu (Homage to Louise Brooks) [acrylic on board, 1999)
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high at the bus stop listening to saada bonaire