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The way Andrew Lloyd Webber went from writing beautiful and soul bearing music to making the crack head songs in CATS is nothing short of:

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I've said it before and I'll say it again,,, the 2004 movie adaption is so powerful because they have not one not two but THREE characters in the best outfit ever™

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I think there's a certain wholeness to ones identity when you dream lucidly. Theres this deep subconscious pysche that is hidden from even ourselves and gets freed. No ones really ever free to do what they want in life there's always something holding you back be it: consequences,morals,family,responsibilities or something entirely different. But when you dream in a state of control and awareness that you're dreaming you might find out new things about your soul and what it wants. I think for me at least anyway it's an outlet to be free and true to myself, I think it's scary to find out what you're capable of when you know there's no consequences or rational thinking. Freedom is in sleep , for me at least.

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This is holy work

there should be a barbie movie version of the phantom of the opera

there should be a barbie movie version of the phantom of the opera

there should be a barbie movie version of the phantom of the opera

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Twas the year 2006 when 3 year old Lil watched the 2004 Phantom of the opera and then decided to be a a unhinged dramatic bitch.

The 2004 version is the gateway drug into the phandom I love gerik.

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Erik after murdering somone in a rage:

It is what it izz

Daroga:

Please go to therapy.

Erik:

But spending over a decade to manipulate and teach a young girl whom I desire is free.