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Lord of the Rings character studies by Lorenzo Colangeli

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Art by YIN ZHE

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He could put “you” at the end of that, and say “I know you.” The idea that these two people know each other, knew each other when they first saw each other. That they recognized each other from their future. Pride & Prejudice (2005) dir. Joe Wright

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WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS  2014, dir. Taika Waititi & Jemaine Clement

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Test cards (or test patterns) of old. Ah, I remember the 7th one best. Of course, on our 1970s television it didn’t look as sharp—more like image 8. Young people: imagine having to wait for a cartoon or movie to start on TV, and seeing this test card. The image was like a promise: like some kind of foreplay. As you were waiting, you studied the colors, the shapes, the patterns, you started seeing things the way you see figures in clouds—and just then the show started.

Test Card F (image 5) is probably the most famous one.

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Derry Girls, S01E01

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SCLGBT (ft. The Roses)

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The Child, 

↳ The Mandalorian s01e02

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Horror Top Trumps cards from the late 1970s.

‘Alien Creature’ only has a fear factor of 58. Wuss.

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Fleabag Series Two: first and last fourth wall breaks

Strangers in the night exchanging glances Wond'ring in the night What were the chances we’d be sharing love Before the night was through.

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Inside Llewyn Davis (2013) dir. Joel and Ethan Coen

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Ramiel, the third son of Adam. He may be a monster but he’s acute one!

Edit: Accidentally said that Ramiel was the 5th son of Adam. Got mixed up with the numbers of the angels. Ramiel is the 5th angel. Sorry for the confusion!                                         

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You’re clearly not a local.

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Let’s keep this all in proportion, dearest.