Van Helsing in Fifteen Minutes

[cleolinda]

Reposted from my journal, originally posted May 9:

Herewith: Van Helsing in fifteen minutes. I took this silver bullet for you. (Spoilers. Duh.) Now with icons!

Comments

[word_herder]

deus ex machina

Woah. Didn't expect to ever see that phrase outside of classical lit. class.

[cleolinda]

Grad student. Can't help it. ;)

[diluvian]

Oh, it's all over the various fandoms, we gots smart folks, yep. Heck, the Buffy fandom even got a deus Axe machina...

[akiyhrah]

Hehehe I'm used to it from Theatre History.... and I was like,
"WHA??? OMG that class follows me EVERYWHERE!!"

[benheylman]

See also English literature and Anglo-Saxon literature. Background The Norman conquest of England in traditionally signifies the beginning of years of the domination of French in English letters.

[salmalollar]

See also English literature and Anglo-Saxon literature. Background The Norman conquest of England in traditionally signifies the beginning of years of the domination of French in English letters.

[cofmanynames]

Funny. It's a phrase I'm completely used to. Mostly because my main RP character is it incarnate, but that... is a whole 'nother matter, yes it is.