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ever_neutral December 15 2013, 10:59:15 UTC
How do we make the women-centric Buffy revolution happen.

[[Spoilers]]:: in 2013 Peter Pan has baby-Wendy locked in a cage and he pulls her out occasionally to "play games" (aka: trick other, dim-witted children into trusting Pan because he loves poor, sick, dying Wendy soooo much) he never let her grow up - and meanwhile John and Michael are growing up (slowly? they are adults anyway) doing his dirty work so that they can stop him from killing her. He never lets her grow up and he never lets her leave. All the fucked up everything I love it so much.
O.O Don't make me want to watch it.

trololol I never actually read Bluebeard but that sounds like a jam tbh.

Also - where the hell is my shopping montage and Ichabod in skinny jeans? Like seriously get your acts together.
I can co-sign this.

re: Heirs, there is a certain reunion indeed. You may want to google it.

I have too many shows to watch, excuse you. FALALALALALA YOU WILL NOT TEMPT ME.

ha! like there's anything about that is platonic. //pets you silently digs a hole and places self in it #needs a new otp
:'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

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kwritten December 15 2013, 12:56:38 UTC
O.O Don't make me want to watch it.
That's literally all there is. Wendy gets an episode in S2 (set before she meets Peter) and then has about 10min of screentime in S3. She's depressingly underused.

Bluebeard Is the one about the wealthy man who marries a super young girl and before leaving on business gives her a set of keys to the house. But she isn't allowed to use one key that opens a special door. So he leaves. And then the minx opens the door - to find the bodies of all his dead wives. The key bleeds and he's all set to kill her when she sees her brothers (7 I think) on their horses coming to kill him and save her. Basically the best fairy tale of all time.

FALALALALALA YOU WILL NOT TEMPT ME.

MEET LEMON BREELAND:::










(I will convert the world it is so heartbreaking that this show is so unloved by my friends.)

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ever_neutral December 16 2013, 00:57:14 UTC
Bluebeard Is the one about the wealthy man who marries a super young girl and before leaving on business gives her a set of keys to the house. But she isn't allowed to use one key that opens a special door. So he leaves. And then the minx opens the door - to find the bodies of all his dead wives. The key bleeds and he's all set to kill her when she sees her brothers (7 I think) on their horses coming to kill him and save her. Basically the best fairy tale of all time.
O.o Well, what have I been doing all my life.

Oh, fuck your gifspam and cunning manipulation ploy. DO I LOOK LIKE I NEED ANOTHER CHARACTER TO RUIN MY LIFE?

VV upset with you.

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kwritten December 16 2013, 11:14:55 UTC
O.o Well, what have I been doing all my life.
I'm not even sure. Bluebeard's wife (always unnamed) is superior in every way.

I wrote Elena as Bluebeard's wife in this piece last year (which you read, but may have more of an impact now that you know the story) and am still in love with it.

Also - Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber is by and far the best modern adaptation of Bluebeard to exist ever ever ever. (plus she's boss)

DO I LOOK LIKE I NEED ANOTHER CHARACTER TO RUIN MY LIFE?
Yes, actually.

Because I neglected her hats:::









Also her everything:






I'm pretty sure her existence proves that there is a divine power somewhere.

Hart of Dixie is like what Mystic Falls could be... without vampires... and once everyone is in their early-30's and realizing that there's no such thing as a fairy tale. Lemon Breeland is the Caroline Forbes of her Southern town - only all grown up and having to deal with the possibility that she can be more than a Southern-Belle if she wants to. Which is really, really hard. And so she cries a lot. And she schemes. And she's still HBIC no matter how many times her town sees her fall.

Basically she is perfect. And yes, you need her in your life, ruining everything and being flawless.

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ever_neutral December 17 2013, 02:14:19 UTC
HOW COULD I FORGET ELENA AS BLUEBEARD'S WIFE. OH, ELENA. :____;

I'm a huge Angela Carter fan but have somehow never read The Bloody Chamber. Must rectify. TY for the link!

re: your Lemon spam: smh smh smh smh smh.

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