Finished North & South

Jan 20, 2006 00:35

Oh. My. Guh. I am a puddle of goo on the floor.

spoilers and gushing )

books, gaskell, n&s

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maddeinin January 20 2006, 05:39:41 UTC
Yeah, that was pretty much my reaction, too.

Best. Kiss. Ever.

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dangermousie January 20 2006, 15:57:52 UTC
Yup. I had to fight a huge urge to rewatch and rewach and rewatch.

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maddeinin January 20 2006, 16:18:54 UTC
I'm afraid I totally failed to resist that urge :P

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dangermousie January 20 2006, 16:54:27 UTC
I failed to resist this morning before work :P

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lesbiassparrow January 20 2006, 07:37:58 UTC
One forsees a horrid future for Fanny in which her husband speculates all his money away and she is left pianoless and with aged spouse in some horrid dump. Not that I dislike her or anything.

I did wonder how living with the mum was going to turn out - hopefully they get her a granny flat.

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dangermousie January 20 2006, 15:55:37 UTC
Or maybe, Fanny will lose everything BUT the piano. I keep imagining the scene where they are in a tiny flat and there is no room for anything but the piano which Fanny insists on carting around. I do wish her moderate prosperity though, because Thornton, being a responsible man, no doubt will take care of her if she is broke and he doesn't need a millstone around his neck.

Re: Dear Old Mum. I wonder as she can't be the easiest person to live with. But I suppose she will me much nicer to Margaret than she's been because her two biggest problems were that she refused her son (and that's obviously over) and that she gallivanted with strange men at night (and either Margret or Thornton will set her straight the first time she brings it up). And of course, there is a huge trump of Margaret bringing all that money into the family and saving the business.

Because? I don't see her moving out except feet first. Luckily, the above plus the fact that Margaret isn't timid will get them through.

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koalathebear January 20 2006, 08:01:33 UTC
*laugh* Wow.

I haven't even watched it yet and I feel like I'm watching it with you. I feel like saying: "OK now describe the whole series to me".

Kind of like: "Dangermousie's audiobook/transcription of North & South for the Visually Impaired. And Koala". :P

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dangermousie January 20 2006, 15:56:21 UTC
Heeee.

Yeah, I got a bit enthusiastic for it. Just a tad :P

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ex_beautyof January 20 2006, 18:02:09 UTC
*raises hand* totally feel like that too, but its just makes me want to watch it even more hehe...

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dangermousie January 20 2006, 18:06:29 UTC
You definitely should. It's soooo good.

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vierran45 January 20 2006, 11:54:19 UTC
I really loved the ending. It was so sweet and passionate and right.

The kiss. GUH!

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dangermousie January 20 2006, 15:57:17 UTC
Oh yes. I don't care how odd it would have been for Victorians to kiss on train platforms. It so worked for me. Guuuuh, the wa he cups her face with his hands during The Kiss is the hottest thing ever.

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crumpeteer January 20 2006, 20:13:33 UTC
How many icons of that kiss do you HAVE, girl?

You'll be happy to know that I just added the series to my Netflix queue. The guy who plays Thornton; quiet handsome in that severe British gentleman way.

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dangermousie January 20 2006, 20:15:01 UTC
Just two. I just like using it :P

The guy who plays Thornton; quiet handsome in that severe British gentleman way.

And very good at smouldering.

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crumpeteer January 20 2006, 20:20:15 UTC
Funny how some guys can and some just...can't. That aspect has to do with how someone actually looks rather than acting. Some guys just don't have to try.

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