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hey bro can we like adopt paralleling themes and symbolize opposites but in a two sides of the same coin kind of way? it doesn’t have to be weird. wait what do you mean thats gay

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me reading straight up pornography: hmm… this one just doesn’t have enough accurate character psychoanalysis to get me off

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stay your pretty eyes on course

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One of these days the yearning is gonna get them both killed

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I'll have to upload my pinned post to include Jayvik they have me by the THROAT

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this whole scene had me giggling kicking my feet

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i should be allowed to wear a sign around my neck that says "HAD WEIRD DREAMS LAST NIGHT DO NOT SPEAK TO ME UNLESS I SPEAK TO YOU"

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only you

(art prints)

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sleepy time :)

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'All I see is you.'

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i drew far too little kisses last year i gotta remedy that in 2025

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I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone. 🦋

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talk to me, tell me everything you see, the sun that’s shining lighter than a feather

(prints)

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anyway ellen hutter crawling to thomas saying “ill be good” and “you could never please me like he could” is crazy work welcome back eroticism in horror

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Ellen is explicitly and intentionally the HERO of the story, who is not fighting against her "abuser" but a literal evil undead sorcerer who she accidentally-on-purpose summoned to her side with her literal spiritual powers and metaphorical struggles with accepting her own dark side and repressed desires in a time period where women were to be seen and not heard. On some level she IS attracted to him and Orlok is open and determined about his desire for her. He is the antithesis of the strict and judgemental society in which Ellen is forced to exist. If he wants something he simply goes after it and leaves a trail of destruction in his wake, and finding power and sauve seduction alluring is part of the DNA of the story of Dracula/Nosferatu. This is not monsterfuckers """romanticizing""" anything. It is explicit and intentional on the part of the director and actors. Argue with the wall