You have been vetoed
*pushes you off a ravine*
“But as fire engulfed the sacred site on Monday, Catholics across the world reacted in horror and disbelief, particularly when the cathedral’s iconic spire toppled amid the flames.” - CNN, 4/15/19
One of the funniest (and unmentioned on tumblr) interactions in TSH is when Richard bumps into Dr Roland who talks about his imaginary car
‘I was uncertain if this referred to Bud or to a literal blue jay or if, perhaps, we were heading into the territory of senile dementia’
- Dead Poet’s Society
- Kill Your Darlings
- A Beautiful Mind
- Black Swan
- Midnight in Paris
- Rope (1948)
- Maurice
- The Great Gatsby
- The Dreamers
- Talented Mr Ripley
- The Da Vinci Code
- Cracks
- Suspiria
-Vertgio
- Dial M For Murder
- Amelie
- Knives Out
- Clue (1985)
- Mother!
- Riot Club
- Mulholland Drive
- Picnic at Hanging Rock
- Anna Karenina
- Call Me By Your Name
- See You Up There
- Any Agatha Christie movie
- Manhattan Murder Mystery
- Colette
- The Prestige
- Another Country
- Zodiac
- Uncorked
- Only Lovers Left Alive
- Good Will Hunting
- Aresnic and Old Lace
- The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
- Girls in Uniform
- Death on the Nile
-Pride and Prejudice
Crowned dragon as tail-eater; two dragons forming a circle and, in the four corners, signs of the four elements. — Eleazar, Uraltes chymisches Werk (1760)
Uroboros. — Codex Marcianus
C. G. Jung, Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 12: Psychology and Alchemy
“Hindi, like Gaelic, is a colonised space. It is a language complete in itself, with its own history, literature, poetry and tradition. But more than sixty-five years after Indian independence, it has been surrounded and absorbed by English, so among the Indian middle classes it is no longer a prestige language. It is the vernacular, the language one speaks at home; one does not use it to write to the tax office, nor take one’s degree. So if it doesn’t matter if it’s not perfect – if it doesn’t matter if a noun is masculine or feminine; if a verb falls to be transitive in the past perfect; if you just use the English word, because who can remember the Hindi for mathematics or apartment or transubstantiation – then for all I wage my small battle, we’re losing the war. To speak our language perfectly – to choose to do so, despite decades of colonial influence – is another political act.”
— “A’ghailleann”, Iona Sharma. (via a-witches-brew)
I’m fine
was at the minster + saw a class of school children laying on the floor looking at all the architecture 💌
DO IT SCARED
DO IT FOR THE JOURNEY
BECOME UNGOVERNABLE
CHANNEL THE OTHERWORLDLY
WRITE LOVE LETTERS TO YOUR FRIENDS
WORSHIP THE GOD OF LITTLE JOYS
LAUGH WITH YOUR THROAT BARED
TRUST THE SHARPNESS OF YOUR TEETH
DO NOT FORGET TO SCREAM
Illustration from What the Moon Saw for Fairy Tales from Hans Cristian Andersen by Dugald Stewart Walker (1914)