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// so went through the stickied parts of my copy of w.ar & p.eace (aka the everything that is not g.reat c.omet) and i just finished my comet / w&p playlistsā¦ and now i am sad about the K.uragins but especially Elena, cause ā¦ at least Anatole showing remorse for his impetuousness and begging forgiveness and then dying (in war) makes sense, and for however much T.olstoy hates not men he is fine to Sonya, Mary and Natasha. HĆ©lĆØne is just ā¦ more or less punished for everything after what makes up comet (cause it is only 1/3 of the story - the middle part the impulsive bisexuals - the Kuragins & Natasha making bad choices), but no Elena is not even given a semblance of redemption arc. She dies before being able to get out of her mutually bad marriage and tries to convert to r.oman c.atholicisn and then just dies by poison(?) overdose and no one caresā¦ or rather everyone who would care is dead already, then the French take Moscow and it burns (yeah we know Napoleon loses but still..) :(
// also have the Anatole (in w&p canon) death fic I wrote forever agoā¦
#ooc / vanquishing scruples#muse: Elena Kuragina#muse: anatole kuragin#muse: natasha rostova#music / arenāt brainy people obtuse!#meta#character death cw#long post#long post tw
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i'm gonna listen to the great comet all day and it's all bc of @eclipsemuses smh
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itās an emoji based starter call , theater muses edition ! : react with one or multiple to let me know who you want a starter from, specify your muses if you are a multi!
also note : all of these will be put in a queue when i write them and will slowly be dropped onto the dash!
if you cannot send an emoji just toss out who you want :)
š ~ariel ( the little mermaid | live action & musical )
š~belle ( vhs christmas carols / a christmas carol )Ā
š~dea ( the grinning man / the man who laughs )
āļø~della ( vhs christmas carols / the gift of the magi )Ā Ā
š ~ella ashmore ( cinderellaās castle )
š~elle woods ( legally blonde )Ā
š§¹~elphaba thropp ( wicked [ w/ novel influences when i finish it ]Ā )Ā
š„~eurydice ( hadestown and mythology )Ā
š~fairy queen of sweet dreams ( cinderellaās castle )
š«§~glinda upland ( wicked [ w/ novel influences when i finish it ] )Ā
šŖ»~ilse neumann ( spring awakening )Ā
šļø~johanna barker ( sweeney todd )
š”ļø~juliet capulet ( romeo and juliet )
š¤ ~laurey williams ( oklahoma 2029! )
šŖ”~martha crachit ( vhs christmas carols / a christmas carol )Ā Ā
š~mimi marquez ( rent )Ā
š«~molly aster ( peter & the starcatcher )Ā
š¹~natalie goodman ( next to normal )Ā
šŖ~natasha rostova ( the great comet / war & peace )Ā
š¹~orpheus ( hadestown and mythology )
š~putrice ( cinderellaās castle )
šø~rose red & all incarnations ( ghost quartet )Ā
š©ø~satine ( moulin rouge )Ā
šŖ“~seymour krelborn ( little shop of horror )
āļø~tadius ( cinderellaās castle )
š«~tatiana slozhno ( spies are forever ā VERY HEADCANON BASED )
ā«ļø~wednesday adams ( the adams family musical )
š~wendla bergmann ( spring awakening )Ā
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temp pinned. low activity multi ft. muses from musical theatre, literature, television and film. written by hestia, 28, she/her.
temp muse list
christine daae - poto erik - poto raoul - poto natasha rostova - war and peace andrei bolkonski - war and peace elle tomkins - the society cassie howard - euphoria jj maybank - outer banks sarah cameron - outer banks alicent hightower - hotd aegon ii - hotd aemond - hotd helaena - hotd tyler owens - twisters
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late night poooost!!! my muse list had been updated ( both mobile & carrd ) to add the following:
katarina 'kat' stratford - 10 things i hate about you grace chastity - hatchetfield series emma perkins - hatchetfield series satine - moulin rouge nini - moulin rouge natasha rostova - natasha, pierre, and the great comet of 1812
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"War and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy: A Timeless Epic of Human Existence
Introduction:
Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace" stands as one of the most monumental and enduring works of literature. Published in serialized form between 1865 and 1869, this epic novel weaves together the lives of aristocrats and commoners against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, offering profound insights into the human condition. In this summary, we will delve into the key themes, characters, and Tolstoy's philosophical musings that make "War and Peace" a timeless masterpiece.
Plot Overview:
At its core, "War and Peace" revolves around the intertwining lives of four central characters: Pierre Bezukhov, Prince Andrei Bolkonsky, Natasha Rostova, and their friend-turned-foe, Prince Anatole Kuragin. Set against the canvas of historical events, including the Battle of Borodino and Napoleon's invasion of Russia, the novel captures the grandeur of war and the intricate tapestry of peace.
The narrative unfolds in four parts, each exploring different aspects of life and society. Tolstoy seamlessly blends history, philosophy, and fiction to create a multi-layered narrative that transcends time and place.
Themes:
1. War and its Impact: Tolstoy, a veteran of the Crimean War, offers a stark portrayal of the horrors and futility of war. The Battle of Borodino, depicted in vivid detail, serves as a microcosm of the broader human tragedy that war represents.
2. Philosophy of History: Tolstoy challenges conventional historical narratives, arguing that historical events are shaped by a multitude of factors beyond the control of individuals, making it impossible to attribute success or failure solely to the actions of leaders.
3. The Search for Meaning: Through the characters' personal journeys, Tolstoy explores the quest for purpose and meaning in life. Pierre's spiritual awakening and Andrei's existential contemplations reflect Tolstoy's own philosophical inquiries.
4. Love and Relationships: Natasha and Pierre's love story, alongside the complexities of other relationships in the novel, underscores the importance of human connections in navigating the tumultuous journey of life.
5. Social Critique: Tolstoy critiques the aristocratic society of his time, questioning its values, norms, and the inevitability of social hierarchy. He offers a nuanced exploration of class distinctions and the impact of historical events on different strata of society.
Conclusion:
war and peace by leo tolstoy summary stands as a literary giant, not just for its sheer scope and complexity but for its profound exploration of the human experience. Tolstoy's timeless insights into the nature of war, the complexities of human relationships, and the search for meaning continue to resonate with readers across generations. As we delve into the lives of Pierre, Andrei, Natasha, and others, we are invited to reflect on our own existence, making "War and Peace" an enduring masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of time and culture.
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33 - natasha for nikolai? who's def gonna end up on this blog lbh who am i kidding
spotifyās top songs of 2018: send a number for a lyric starter! | accepting
BFF - the spongebob musical
āWeāll have fun if we go out and just sit around doing nothing!ā
#catch me being a dork#but aLSO!!!#nat and niko aRE BEST FRIENDS??? I LOVE THOSE SIBSSSS#; muse | natasha rostova#lasrbeams
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@stcrchildrcnā
Ā Ā Ā Oh, she remembers her well. Ā Natashaās cheeks had warmed at the sight of Meinen approaching, and the heat rushed with even greater intensity at the suggestion of a waltz. That rapt expression of Natashaās face, ready for despair and for ecstasy, suddenly lit up with a happy, grateful, childlike smile. Finally. With ready tears, she raised her hand to Liseās shoulder.
#stcrchildrcn#plagiarizedĀ a sentence but who cares#also i think that's lise's last name before marriage?#stcrchildrcn:Ā liseĀ //Ā mary.#stcrchildrcn: lise#( muse. ) natasha rostova.#( verse. ) charming.
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natasha rostova tag dump
G E N E R A L
ā NATASHA IS YOUNGā āāā ā± natasha rostovaĀ
ć aesthetic ć natasha rostova
ć canon ć natasha rostova
ć headcanon ć natasha rostova
ć inbox ć natasha rostova
ć musing ć natasha rostova
ć thread ć natasha rostova
ć visage ć natasha rostova
V E R S E S ( explained here )
tbd
R E L A T I O N S H I P S
ć natasha ft. anatole ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā THERE IS NO BARRIER BETWEEN USāāāāāāā ā
ć natasha ft. andrey ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā IāLL NEVER BE THIS HAPPY AGAINāāāāāāā ā
ć natasha ft. pierre ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā I LEAVE THE ROOM ... SMILING. āĀ
ć natasha ft. sonya ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā COUSIN ā DEARĀ ā I LOVE YOU ; TRUST NO ONE BUT YOU ā
#ā NATASHA IS YOUNG ā ā± natasha rostova#ć aesthetic ć natasha rostova#ć canon ć natasha rostova#ć headcanon ć natasha rostova#ć inbox ć natasha rostova#ć musing ć natasha rostova#ć thread ć natasha rostova#ć visage ć natasha rostova#ć natasha ft. anatole ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā THERE IS NO BARRIER BETWEEN US ā#ć natasha ft. andrey ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā IāLL NEVER BE THIS HAPPY AGAIN ā#ć natasha ft. pierre ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā I LEAVE THE ROOM ... SMILING. ā#ć natasha ft. sonya ć ā” Ė Ė ā§ Ā ā COUSIN ā DEAR ā I LOVE YOU ; TRUST NO ONE BUT YOU ā#ć tag dump ćāŖ Ė Ė ā¬ ā GOTTA PLOUGH THROUGH TILL YOUā ā ā FOUND IT! ā
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// (sighs dreamily in ār.omanticizingā bisexual social ruin <- false and outdated construct today, apparently. Then promptly curls into a ball and cries)
*Same image, different font. T.olstoy I see you and you are not subtleā¦ at all.
*mentally ill bisexuals making bad decisions cause they are lonely and have good coping mechanisms.
#ooc / vanquishing scruples#muse: natasha rostova#muse: anatole kuragin#anatole x natasha#meta#historical verse.
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Gossip Girl Playlists: Theatre Kid AU edition! āBlairās
[Dan's] [Nate's] [Serena's]
I donāt even remember exactly how this started, but itās @strideofprideās fault.Ā
The concept began as: if they were in this world, what would be in the GG mainsā MT books? What would be their go-to song? Their 16 bar cut? And then, I got on spotify, and got wayyyy too carried away (typical me), and it sort of morphed into: what are the NJBCās (plus Danielās) senior musical theatre recital programs? And now I have this: a quartet of playlists of repertoire handpicked by me for these fake people, and I am very proud of them.Ā
All selections based on my very particular taste, honed from a childhood in community theater, an adolescence in high school musicals, and a 4 year degree from a majority musical theatre school
And, as in the tradition of Glee and all plays within a play, the rep reflects something profoundly personal about the character, because you know I love a theme.Ā
the meta:
Blair could be nothing but the ingenue right??? She wants to be the lead, the romantic girl, the one who gets to fall in love and gets the happy ending at every curtain. She wants to be the star.Ā
Her voice: born to be the golden age ingenue. I actually have a lot of Thoughts on how modern singers sing this music (snobby bitchy angry thoughts), and I am inclined to think Blair would agree with me. And I didnāt quite know what it was until I was talking with my dad about a production of Fiddler I just saw with the worst āFar From the Home I Loveā I ever heard but I digress and I told him: āthese women. Sing like they know what an email is.ā and thatās the thing. Blair as an MT though, she would bring in that warmth, that roundedness.Ā
References: Kelli OāHara, Audra McDonald, Pippa Soo, Cristin Miloti, Judy Garland, and a girl in my class in undergrad who I swear to god was Shirley Jonesā second coming. Sheās also a pageant queen, so letās call her Miss IowaĀ
the tracklist:
The Beauty Is ā The Light in the Piazza
Now, most people would go for the title song of this musical, but I think Blair would prefer the technical challenge of the ingenueās first solo.Ā
Now, there was once this guy, Richard Rodgers, and he was a god of song, and he had this grandson, Adam Guettel, and Adam Guettel is a god damn genius, and has, sadly, written so few masterpieces for us to enjoy. (is it bc he and his muse Kelli OāHara broke up? Whoās to say). But he gave us this opus, a neoromantic musical callback to his ancestorās work, about an american woman and her daughter that travel to Florence on vacation, and they get swept up in the city, and ROMANCE.Ā
Clara wanders the Uffizi Gallery, musing about humanity and thinking about the boy who saved her hat from being blown away
Much More ā The Fantasticks
Itās the worldās longest running musical ever, so it must be doing something right! Itās an inverse Romeo and Juliet. Two fathers pretend to feud for years, to reverse psychology their children into falling in love. Thereās also this spanish bandit? Idk. the fathers go a bit overboard with the plot and some strife happens, but thereās a happy ending!
The sheltered, but ambitious dreamer Luisa sings about living a grand life. Sheās a littleā¦.out there, in a way that reminds me of baby blair of the early seasons. āPlease god please donāt let me be normal!ā
No One Else ā Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812
Dave Malloy knew that, unlike Les Mis, the only way to get away with a War and Peace: The Musical musical was to zero in on only one section. Galaxy brained. And you just KNOW that Blair Waldorf would be so so so into playing Natasha Rostova. (Pippa Soo leads with the belt in the recording, bc sheās amazing at it, but I see Blair adding her own Kelli OāHara mix to it).
This has become thee ingenue song of contemporary lit. Natasha Rostova, dreamer and romantic, waits and waits and waits in Moscow for her fiance Andrey to return from the war.Ā
Just You Wait ā My Fair Lady
Blair would ever-so-deftly do a Pygmalion/Taming of the Shrew set for her recital. I just know she would.Ā
Eliza Doolittle, fed up with her tutor Henry Higginsā bullshit, is determined to prove him wrong. She shall be a lady, and show him the fuck UP.
I Hate Men ā Kiss Me, Kate
A play within a play! Lilli Vanessi is playing Katherine in a new musical of Taming of the Shrew, which forces her to work with her ex. She is Not Amused.Ā
Show Me ā My Fair Lady
Another song where Eliza Doolittle has HAD it. This time with young Freddy, whose more a words than actions guy.Ā
Everybody Loves Louis ā Sunday in the Park with George
Sondheim wrote a whole-ass musical based on a painting and it is a goddamn masterpiece! Plus like, the name in the song, it was too perfect to pass up.Ā
Famous (not yet) painter, George Seurautās love interest Dot (I know lmao), compares the absentminded George to the attentive baker Louis, and makes her choice.Ā
Getting Married Today ā Company
Next in her Sondheim set, from the classic introspective comedy on adulthood and adult relationships. Patter song of all time. Also so very close to blairās show arc that I HAD to do it.Ā
Amy gets a mad case of cold feet right before walking down the aisle to marry Paul.Ā
Raunchy ā 110 in the Shade
From the dream team that gave us the Fantasticks: this bop
Lizzie, a lovely, headstrong spinster, spry of wit and sharp of tongue, day dreams about stepping out of her comfort zone, and being the center of attention.Ā
Sooner or Later ā Dick Tracy
Not technically a musical, Sondheim wrote this for the 90s movie Dick Tracy & Madonna. The definitive femme fatale ballad.Ā
Breathless MahoneyāI swear to god thatās the characterās nameāis a nightclub singer and mobster girlfriend and should probs be in witness protection. She sings this song instead.Ā
Its Gotta Be Bad to Be Good
A cabaret song by Lenny Bernstein. I like this recording bc itās the right balance of schmultzy and technical. And it fits how I imagine Blair would sing it. (like the float at the end? So very Blair.)
Circus
Again, not from a show, Drew Gasparini is a fabulous composer, but as of right now, most of his releases are great concepts for shows that havenāt been on a major stage. Maybe if we stopped all this jukebox nonsense but thatās none of my business
Anyways, I love this song. He really did write Victoria Pedretti in You, the Song, before You was even a thing. Itās that right level of batshit insane that Blair inhabits so well, but rarely really shows. I can see the gang convincing her to program this because it plays to a different facet of her personality than all the ingenue stuff. And that facet is: terrifying.Ā
Honey Bun ā South Pacific
Blair was born to sing all the R&H girls. Nellie I think is one where her and Serenaās types and strengths overlap, which of course is rich with story opportunity!
The nurses and GIs at this WWII base put on a Follies production of their own for some holiday cheer. Nellie closes out the show with this number. Idk if they meant for it to come off so gay, but I aint mad about it.Ā
People Will Say Weāre in Love (duet w/ Dan) ā Oklahoma!
This was a late addition, but when I thought of it I couldnāt NOT. Itās about the Plausible Deniabilityā¢Ā
In a small cowtown (where a certain blogger went to preschool winkwonk) Laurey and Curly insist that they do not like each other! Nope!
What Do You Call A Man Like That? ā The Bridges of Madison County
Mmmm okay so, this is one of my favorite musicals ever, and it may just have to do with the time in my life that I got into it, but I think it is truly underrated and beautiful and really the only JRB thatās worth the hype of his name (she says even though there is a L5Y playlist on Spotify that she made herself). Itās based off the novel and the film (starring Meryl Streep!) and it combines the lady country heartland style of middle america with big sweeping italian romanticism, giving us this golden age in the 21st century sound and we didnāt appreciate it enough!!!!
(maybe I only like it because Kelli OāHara sings it and Steven Pasquale is a DILF, idc. Iām right.)
Francesca, an Italian war wife who moved to Iowa after marrying an american GI, is now a housewife with two teenage kids. Her husband and kids go away for a farmerās convention (county fair), and while theyāre away, she runs into and falls for Robert, a Nat Geo photographer who, again, is a hunk. She sings this song after their first meeting and trip to the famous covered bridge. āHeās so sincere, what the fuck is up with that?ā daircore
The Gentleman Is a Dope ā Allegro
Daircore
Kind of an oddball complicated flop for R&H, but it brought us this song, so itās a winner. Emily, Dr. Joseph Taylor Jr.ās colleague, thinks heās an idiot [affectionate].
If You Want Me ā Once
A departure from the old world mt thatās dominated this playlist, but I think, in a world of Blair, consummate theater kid, who absolutely stuck with piano because it suited her ambitious end to stardom, would be really good at this role. Is it because I think Meester and Milioti have similar voices and vibes? Maybe. But the contemporary music in this isnāt like 21st century MT. itās folk and indie, and I think Blair could inhabit that very well. And sheās got the range for this vocalizing
Brought together by music, a Girl in Dublin plays another song written by some Guy, hinting that sheās begun to fall for him. even though sheās marriedĀ
The Hill ā Once
All of the above. And just think about her sitting at the piano and singing this, like āĀ
Itās The Number, the italicized āohā number.Ā
The Man that Got Away ā A Star is Born (1954)
The second film in a legendary saga. Really a vehicle for Judy to make us FEEL things. Like with this number. You may recognize it from the other GG.Ā
La Vie en Rose ā as performed by Ute Lemper
You know she would.Ā
What Good Would the Moon Be? ā Street Scene
The Weil Foundation owes me money for talking up this show, but honestly, itās so good. At least, the half-hour chunk Iāve shoehorned into these playlists is.Ā
Roseās skeazy boss insists that he could make her a star, but she elegantly and eloquently shuts him down with this cavatina
Simple Little Things ā 110 in the Shade
Itās about the pure and simple love, babes!
In a deep philosophical discussion with the handsome stranger thatās new in town, Lizzie defends her own dreams
When Did I Fall in Love? ā Fiorello
I may have gone overboard with the schmulz in this playlist, but like, itās Blair, soā¦
Thea LaGuardia, as her husband Fiorello runs for mayor of NYC in 1929, is shocked to discover sheās actually in love with the guy.Ā
Time After Time ā Cyndi Lauper (as performed by Morgan James and Doug Wamble)
guitar!Dan agenda strikes again.
#gossip girl#blair waldorf#source: senamarais#source: homeofthenutty#this is the longest one#unrealistic. but this is my fanfic funhouse and I do what I want!#one of my favorite things about planning my recitals was doing the program notes#and helping friends with theirs#this exercise has given me that same boost and itās hella fun#formatting is a little wonky because i wrote too many notes and it made tumblr mad#whoopsies#*ggmt#playlist#happy to push the dair agenda in all things#even this niche idea :)
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Angel of Music
dano!riddler x opera singer!reader
Summary: Edward would do anything to hear his angel sing once more.
Warnings: stalking, attempted murder (not in detail, just implied) not proof read, very poor understanding of opera, implied afab reader, reader is also barely in this lol, my first fic so itās a little rough but iām ready to learn !
Edward read in the Gotham Times that you had a pollen allergy. Please donāt let hydrangeas have pollen.
He read in the Opera Now that your favorite color was pink. So, he asked for pink ones.
He read in the GothamOpera subreddit that you had studied at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Ohio. That you were a soprano. That Gotham was likely your first stop on your road to the MET.
He read in the Oberlin Alumni Magazine that you would be replacing Lucille Raoul, the current principal performer, following a tragic career ending accident. After months of understudying, mentorship, and participating in company, you were finally a principal performer.
He read on your Instagram that tonight was your first night.
The Gotham Opera House was performing Profokievās War and Peace. Edward had prayed that youād be cast as the graceful ingĆ©nue Natasha Rostova. After hearing you sing at the Gotham Operaās Spring Showcase, he was permanently enchanted by your spell. You sang Ave Maria. That same night, he began his plans for change in Gotham. Your voice was his epiphany.
Heās been following you ever since.
But no. To his dismay, Lucille Raoul was cast as Natasha. But to Lucilleās demise, Edward always had a plan.
He read in the Gotham Times that Lucilleās throat had been slit due to an armed robbery. She wasnāt dead or anything, but her career surely was. Just shy of a week before her first performance of the season as Natasha Rostova. Tragic.
Edward was jittery in his seat, the cloth fibers prodded into his back as he bounced around. This is the night heās been waiting for forever. He needed to hear you again, your voice was better than any narcotic out there. He owed his entire world to you.
The curtains began to rise. It was excruciating how tedious the process was. He wish he could jump up the stage and unwind them himself. All so he could hear your voice faster. See your beauty in all his glory.
Then, there you were. His frantic breathing had ceased. Heaven had opened up and revealed to him his angel of music.
You stood on a platform in front of a black backdrop littered with flickering stars. Your collarbone created a stark contrast with the baby pink regency wear they had you dressed in The fake moonlight they created lit you up as you stood against it. It was almost ironic that you began to sing about the beauties of a garden brightened by the moon, because Edward couldnāt take his eyes off you to see it.
Your angelic voice fluttered until to his ears; every note wrapping a reassuring hug around his brain, making his throat clinch with unimaginable melancholy. Months of agonizing yearning have come to a halt. He could see you, and hear you, and feel the vibrations that your sound created in his soul.
Then, almost too quick for Edward to notice, your eyes briefly faltered from your cast mate right to him in the front row.
His cheeks burnt at the contact, but his heart was riveting. He had yet another epiphany: Eros had come down and cast a spell on you in that sliver of a moment to bestow your eyes upon him. You sang about love and looked directly to him. You were practically calling for him. Begging for him.
Edward had come to realize in that moment that you two were made for each other. You were his moonlight, he was your garden. A match made by the gods themselves.
The first scene was complete and met with a standing ovation. Edward was the first to stand up and last to sit down. He would stand and clap for you for eternity if it was necessary. You were the epitome of love and talent blessed by the muses. It was almost impossible for him to fathom that you were real.
Edward made sure he clapped louder than anyone in that crowd for the rest of the night. That rush of dopamine your glance gave him was invigorating. Maybe if he was loud enough, you would look over again.
At the end of the performance, he threw the hydrangeas on stage along with a riddle he had picked up during one of his nightly escapades while everyone was throwing their flowers during the bows.
Saturday morning, Edward read in the Gotham Times a review of the performance. On the cover you sat in your dressing room teary eyed with a bouquet of hydrangeas in one hand and a ripped opened greeting card in the other.
#edward nashton x reader#dano!riddler#dano!riddler x reader#edward nygma x reader#the batman x reader#edward nashton au
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Interaction Call
By liking this permanent interaction call you are giving me permission to invade your inbox, and notifications to send you memes and starters from muse Natasha Rostova, whenever I may like. You may also reply to this if, you have multiple muses, if there is only certain muses of yours that you wish for my muse to interact with.
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( ooc ! ): tag dump !
#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā for petersburg is my bias Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā ooc.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā lend me fifty rubles Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā memes.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā in nineteenth century russia we write letters Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā inbox.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā my gypsy lover Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā promo.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā and then a rush of cold air Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā self promo.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā chandeliers and caviar Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā aes.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā in the moments of the comet Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā musings.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā a confident yet courteous air Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā about.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā ce sont les jolies femmes Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā likes.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā the middle of the act Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā audio.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā v: Ā spends his money on women and wine Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā main verse.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā you are bewitching Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā natasha rostova.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā exceptionally handsome Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā visage.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā a woman not bought or sold Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā sonya rostava.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā one of a closed house Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā marya dmitrievna.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā dear sister mine Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā helene kuragina.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā of great importance to me Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā fedya dolokhov.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā the famous troika driver Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā balaga.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā temper and spite in such strength Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā pierre bezukhov.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā in arms and in hearts Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā d && a.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā i'll do anything for you Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā n && a.#ā Ā ā Ā ā Ā to bring out the beast in men Ā Ā Ā / Ā Ā Ā h && a.
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marsali fraser and lizzie wemyss for murtagh fraser
kitty shcherbatskaya for hĆ©lĆØne bezukhova and / or natasha rostova
philippa featherington for daphne bridgerton and / or lady danbury
mimi marquez for roger davis
send ā and iāll list a couple muses that iād like to throw at yours !
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*Ā monaĀ lisaĀ sapersteinĀ vcĀ *Ā iāmĀ soĀ frigginĀ excitedĀ rightĀ nowĀ ,Ā iĀ couldĀ crapĀ myĀ pantsĀ !Ā hiĀ yāallĀ yaĀ girlĀ maeĀ (Ā 21+Ā +Ā sheĀ /Ā herĀ +Ā estĀ )Ā isĀ hereĀ withĀ herĀ dramaticĀ daughterĀ carinaĀ !Ā sheāsĀ theĀ broadwayĀ actressĀ youĀ didnātĀ askĀ forĀ ,Ā yetĀ hereĀ sheĀ fuckingĀ isĀ !Ā iāmĀ soĀ excitedĀ toĀ playĀ herĀ ,Ā iāveĀ neverĀ gottenĀ toĀ playĀ herĀ beforeĀ +Ā myĀ museĀ isĀ Inspiredā¢Ā !Ā youĀ canĀ hitĀ meĀ upĀ forĀ plotsĀ hereĀ orĀ onĀ discordĀ !Ā myĀ discordĀ isĀ Ā ššš'š” Ā šš Ā šššššššššš#4904Ā (Ā canĀ uĀ tellĀ iĀ loveĀ monaĀ lisaĀ +Ā parksĀ andĀ recsĀ ?Ā causeĀ iĀ doĀ )Ā hitĀ thatĀ littleĀ heartĀ buttonĀ soĀ iĀ canĀ annoyĀ yourĀ cuteĀ assĀ ,Ā okieĀ ?Ā thankssssssss !!
newĀ yorkāsĀ veryĀ ownĀ Ā šššššš Ā šššššššĀ wasĀ spottedĀ onĀ broadwayĀ streetĀ inĀ šøš½šššĢ Ā šššš¶šš¶ Ā š·ššššĀ .Ā yourĀ resemblanceĀ toĀ šššššš Ā šššššĀ isĀ unrealĀ .Ā accordingĀ toĀ tmzĀ ,Ā youĀ justĀ hadĀ yourĀ šøšŗįµŹ°Ā birthdayĀ bashĀ .Ā whileĀ livingĀ inĀ nycĀ ,Ā youāveĀ beenĀ labeledĀ asĀ beingĀ š½š¾šššš¾ššš¾šøĀ ,Ā butĀ alsoĀ š
š¶ššš¾ššš¶ššĀ .Ā iĀ guessĀ beingĀ aĀ šššĀ explainsĀ thatĀ .Ā 3Ā thingsĀ thatĀ wouldĀ paintĀ aĀ betterĀ pictureĀ ofĀ youĀ wouldĀ beĀ ššš¶šš¹š¾šš Ā šøššššš Ā ššš¶šš Ā š¾š Ā šš½š Ā šš
šššš¾šš½š Ā , Ā ššš
šš Ā š·šššššš Ā šš» Ā ššš
šššš¾šš Ā ššš¹ Ā šš¾šš Ā & Ā šš¶šøš Ā ššššš¹š¶šš Ā šš Ā ššššš¹š¶šš Ā š¶šš¹ Ā šš½šššš¹š¶ššĀ .Ā (Ā iĀ wasĀ sexuallyĀ assaultedĀ whenĀ iĀ wasĀ thirteenĀ byĀ myĀ teacherĀ )Ā +Ā (Ā cisfemaleĀ +Ā sheĀ /Ā herĀ )Ā
ššššššš Ā šššššššĀ :Ā pedophiliaĀ +Ā sexualĀ assaultĀ Ā
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šš¢šš Ā šššš Ā :Ā carinaĀ dulceĀ jacinto ššššššššš Ā :Ā cariĀ ,Ā rinnyĀ ,Ā cjĀ ,Ā jaceĀ (Ā haĀ -Ā sayĀ ) ššš”š Ā šš Ā šššš”š© Ā + Ā ššš Ā :Ā augustĀ 12thĀ ,Ā 1996Ā +Ā 24 šš š”ššššššššš Ā š ššš Ā :Ā leo šššššš Ā + Ā šššššš¢šš Ā :Ā cisgenderĀ femaleĀ +Ā sheĀ /Ā her š šš„š¢šš Ā + Ā šššššš”šš Ā šššššš”šš”ššš Ā :Ā pansexualĀ +Ā panromantic šš”š©ššššš”š¦ Ā :Ā mexican ššš”ššššššš”š¦ Ā :Ā american ššš”š©šš Ā + Ā ššš”š©šš Ā :Ā claudiaĀ jacintoĀ +Ā mateoĀ trevino ššššš Ā šš Ā šššš”š© Ā :Ā phoenixĀ ,Ā arizona ššššš Ā šš Ā ššš šššššš Ā :Ā manhattanĀ ,Ā newĀ york šššš¢ššš”ššš Ā :Ā eurydiceĀ inĀ hadestownĀ onĀ broadway ššš”ššš Ā / Ā š šššššš Ā ššš šš Ā :Ā phillipaĀ sooĀ ,Ā taylorĀ loudermanĀ ,Ā evaĀ noblezadaĀ +Ā annaĀ kendrick ššššš¢šššš Ā š ššššš Ā :Ā englishĀ (Ā primaryĀ )Ā ,Ā spanishĀ (Ā secondaryĀ )Ā ,Ā italianĀ +Ā frenchĀ šššš”š”ššššš Ā :Ā passionateĀ ,Ā eloquentĀ ,Ā captivatingĀ ,Ā focusedĀ ,Ā observantĀ ,Ā confidentĀ ,Ā intuitiveĀ +Ā witty š¢ššššš”š”ššššš Ā :Ā historicĀ ,Ā criticalĀ ,Ā indulgentĀ ,Ā opinionatedĀ ,Ā mercurialĀ ,Ā candidĀ ,Ā pretentiousĀ +Ā realistic ššššš Ā :Ā toĀ winĀ aĀ tonyĀ forĀ bestĀ performanceĀ byĀ aĀ leadingĀ actressĀ inĀ aĀ musicalĀ Ā
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carinaĀ wasĀ bornĀ toĀ aĀ youngĀ singleĀ motherĀ inĀ phoenixĀ ,Ā azĀ Ā
herĀ fatherĀ highĀ tailedĀ itĀ outĀ ofĀ theĀ pictureĀ onceĀ heĀ foundĀ outĀ carinaĀ wasĀ onĀ theĀ way
carinaāsĀ motherĀ hadĀ bigĀ dreamsĀ ofĀ becomingĀ aĀ hollywoodĀ actress ,Ā wantingĀ toĀ Ā
carinaāsĀ motherĀ wasĀ theĀ oneĀ thatĀ pushedĀ herĀ daughterĀ intoĀ actingĀ ,Ā signingĀ herĀ upĀ forĀ localĀ commercialsĀ Ā +Ā theĀ likesĀ untilĀ sheĀ gainedĀ someĀ tractionĀ asĀ aĀ popularĀ baby/toddlerĀ inĀ commercials
afterĀ aĀ fewĀ yearsĀ ofĀ continuingĀ onĀ withĀ commercialsĀ carinaĀ finallyĀ tookĀ aĀ breakĀ whenĀ itĀ wasĀ interferingĀ withĀ schoolĀ ,Ā muchĀ toĀ herĀ motherāsĀ dismay
butĀ stillĀ carinaĀ hadĀ theĀ actingĀ bugĀ Ā +Ā wantedĀ toĀ doĀ communityĀ theaterĀ inĀ herĀ freeĀ time
whenĀ sheĀ wasnātĀ preparingĀ forĀ playĀ ,Ā sheādĀ makeĀ oneĀ upĀ herselfĀ Ā +Ā actĀ itĀ outĀ forĀ herĀ motherĀ ifĀ sheādĀ letĀ herĀ ,Ā ifĀ notĀ sheādĀ justĀ rehearseĀ byĀ herselfĀ untilĀ sheĀ memorizedĀ allĀ theĀ linesĀ sheĀ wrote
thisĀ continuedĀ intoĀ middleĀ schoolĀ ,Ā whereĀ sheĀ becameĀ āĀ thatĀ girlĀ āĀ theĀ theaterĀ girl
sheĀ didnātĀ mindĀ theĀ labelĀ ,Ā inĀ factĀ sheĀ tookĀ advantageĀ ofĀ itĀ Ā +Ā becameĀ THEĀ theaterĀ girlĀ ofĀ herĀ school
theĀ englishĀ teacherĀ thatĀ wasĀ alsoĀ theĀ theaterĀ teacherĀ praisedĀ herĀ forĀ herĀ workĀ Ā +Ā theyĀ grewĀ toĀ haveĀ aĀ veryĀ closeĀ relationship
heĀ wasĀ aĀ fatherĀ figureĀ thatĀ sheĀ neverĀ had
untilĀ heĀ wasnāt
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mr. guzmanĀ sawĀ howĀ aloneĀ carinaĀ wasĀ Ā +Ā whileĀ forĀ aĀ timeĀ heĀ wasĀ anĀ authorityĀ figureĀ thatĀ helpedĀ herĀ ,Ā heĀ soonĀ becameĀ soĀ muchĀ more
itĀ startedĀ withĀ aĀ rideĀ homeĀ afterĀ theaterĀ practiceĀ ,Ā theĀ youngĀ tweenĀ hadĀ calledĀ herĀ motherĀ toĀ noĀ availĀ ,Ā butĀ sheĀ hadnātĀ pickedĀ upĀ +Ā homeĀ wasĀ aĀ twoĀ mileĀ walkĀ .Ā doableĀ ,Ā butĀ mr.Ā guzmanĀ sawĀ sheĀ wasĀ inĀ needĀ Ā +Ā offeredĀ herĀ aĀ ride
inĀ theĀ carĀ itĀ wasĀ reallyĀ theĀ firstĀ timeĀ thatĀ carinaĀ hadĀ beenĀ aloneĀ withĀ mr.Ā guzmanĀ inĀ anĀ enclosedĀ spaceĀ ,Ā ifĀ theyĀ wereĀ aloneĀ itĀ wasĀ usuallyĀ onĀ theĀ stage
theĀ driveĀ wasĀ pleasantĀ ,Ā theyĀ madeĀ smallĀ talkĀ Ā +Ā heĀ askedĀ herĀ howĀ eighthĀ gradeĀ wasĀ goingĀ ,Ā sheĀ wasĀ inĀ seventhĀ whenĀ sheĀ hadĀ himĀ asĀ herĀ teacher
whenĀ theyĀ finallyĀ pulledĀ intoĀ herĀ drivewayĀ sheĀ thankedĀ himĀ Ā +Ā startedĀ toĀ getĀ outĀ butĀ hisĀ handĀ grabbedĀ aĀ littleĀ aboveĀ herĀ kneeĀ Ā +Ā soonĀ itĀ wasĀ movingĀ itsĀ wayĀ upĀ herĀ thigh
onlyĀ 13Ā Ā +Ā dubbedĀ asĀ āĀ theĀ theaterĀ girlĀ āĀ byĀ herĀ peersĀ sheĀ neverĀ hadĀ anyĀ romanticĀ orĀ sexual experienceĀ ,Ā soĀ sheĀ frozeĀ unsureĀ ofĀ whatĀ toĀ doĀ orĀ say
thatĀ firstĀ nightĀ itĀ endedĀ withĀ aĀ softĀ patĀ onĀ theĀ thighĀ beforeĀ sheĀ wasĀ ableĀ toĀ runĀ outĀ theĀ door
butĀ soonĀ theĀ ridesĀ wereĀ aĀ regularĀ occurrenceĀ Ā +Ā hisĀ handĀ didnātĀ stopĀ atĀ herĀ thigh
afterĀ monthsĀ ofĀ thisĀ continuingĀ onĀ carinaĀ lostĀ herĀ loveĀ Ā +Ā passionĀ forĀ theater
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Ā šš Ā ššššššš Ā ššššššš
sheĀ quitĀ theaterĀ Ā +Ā becameĀ aĀ recluseĀ allĀ theĀ wayĀ upĀ untilĀ juniorĀ yearĀ ofĀ highĀ school
sheĀ againĀ grewĀ closeĀ toĀ aĀ teacherĀ ,Ā thisĀ timeĀ aĀ femaleĀ teacherĀ ,Ā herĀ usĀ governmentĀ teacherĀ thatĀ oftenĀ broughtĀ upĀ difficultĀ subjectsĀ forĀ theĀ studentsĀ toĀ discuss
afterĀ hearingĀ Ā +Ā readingĀ aboutĀ differentĀ hardĀ topicsĀ ,Ā carinaĀ finallyĀ toldĀ mrs.Ā reyesĀ whatĀ hadĀ happenedĀ toĀ her backĀ inĀ middleĀ school
itĀ wasĀ theĀ firstĀ timeĀ thatĀ sheĀ hadĀ everĀ toldĀ anyoneĀ whatĀ hadĀ happenedĀ toĀ herĀ Ā +Ā thoughĀ mrs.Ā reyesĀ pushedĀ ,Ā carinaĀ didnātĀ reportĀ orĀ tellĀ anyoneĀ else
butĀ withĀ mrs.Ā reyesĀ byĀ herĀ sideĀ herĀ seniorĀ yearĀ sheĀ gotĀ backĀ intoĀ theaterĀ .Ā fallingĀ backĀ inĀ loveĀ withĀ theĀ thingĀ thatĀ heldĀ aĀ lotĀ ofĀ emotionsĀ forĀ her
afterĀ graduationĀ carinaĀ wasĀ allĀ setĀ toĀ attendĀ nyuĀ withĀ aĀ doubleĀ majorĀ inĀ performingĀ artsĀ asĀ wellĀ asĀ filmĀ Ā +Ā Ā mediaĀ production
sheĀ movedĀ toĀ newĀ yorkĀ earlyĀ ,Ā wantingĀ toĀ getĀ aĀ headĀ startĀ onĀ movingĀ inĀ +Ā earningĀ someĀ cashĀ beforeĀ classesĀ started
whileĀ sheĀ wasĀ workingĀ asĀ aĀ baristaĀ sheĀ overheardĀ directorĀ talkingĀ aboutĀ auditionsĀ forĀ anĀ offĀ broadwayĀ playĀ +Ā thisĀ grabbedĀ carinaāsĀ attention
sheĀ quicklyĀ introducedĀ herselfĀ +Ā snaggedĀ anĀ auditionĀ ,Ā sheĀ landedĀ aĀ featureĀ roleĀ
thisĀ wasĀ theĀ beginningĀ ofĀ herĀ broadwayĀ careerĀ atĀ theĀ mereĀ ageĀ ofĀ 17Ā ,Ā somethingĀ sheĀ hadĀ alwaysĀ dreamedĀ ofĀ Ā
herĀ roleĀ inĀ theĀ offĀ broadwayĀ playĀ tookĀ herĀ intoĀ theĀ middleĀ ofĀ octoberĀ +Ā inĀ septemberĀ sheĀ wasĀ alreadyĀ auditioningĀ forĀ rolesĀ inĀ aĀ broadwayĀ playĀ whileĀ sheĀ attendedĀ nyu
sheĀ soonĀ gainedĀ tractionĀ ,Ā directorsĀ wereĀ discussingĀ herĀ performancesĀ ,Ā evenĀ minorĀ rolesĀ ,Ā onĀ broadway
carinaĀ stillĀ continuedĀ toĀ takeĀ classesĀ atĀ nyuĀ butĀ herĀ focusĀ hadĀ shiftedĀ fromĀ gettingĀ aĀ degreeĀ toĀ landingĀ aĀ leadingĀ roleĀ onĀ broadway
whenĀ sheĀ wasĀ nineteenĀ herĀ dreamsĀ cameĀ trueĀ ,Ā sheĀ gotĀ theĀ leadĀ roleĀ asĀ elizaĀ inĀ hamiltonĀ Ā
fromĀ thatĀ roleĀ sheĀ skyĀ rocketedĀ toĀ fameĀ ,Ā sheĀ performedĀ forĀ theĀ presidentĀ ,Ā beyonceĀ ,Ā oprahĀ ,Ā kristinĀ chenowethĀ ,Ā merylĀ streepĀ Ā +Ā manyĀ more
carinaĀ wasĀ barelyĀ ableĀ toĀ handleĀ howĀ fastĀ herĀ fameĀ cameĀ ,Ā sheĀ stillĀ thoughtĀ ofĀ herselfĀ asĀ theĀ smallĀ townĀ girlĀ fromĀ aĀ workingĀ classĀ homeĀ withĀ aĀ youngĀ singleĀ mom
becauseĀ ofĀ howĀ muchĀ attentionĀ hamiltonĀ wasĀ receivingĀ ,Ā carinaĀ hadĀ toĀ takeĀ aĀ stepĀ backĀ fromĀ schoolĀ
sheĀ tookĀ aĀ leaveĀ ofĀ absenceĀ ,Ā vowingĀ thatĀ sheĀ wouldĀ beĀ backĀ +Ā whileĀ sheāsĀ takenĀ someĀ classesĀ hereĀ +Ā thereĀ sheĀ still hasnātĀ goneĀ backĀ fullyĀ dueĀ Ā toĀ herĀ continuedĀ successĀ onĀ broadway
fromĀ 2016Ā -Ā 2017Ā sheĀ wasĀ castĀ asĀ sonya rostovaĀ inĀ natashaĀ ,Ā pierreĀ +Ā theĀ greatĀ cometĀ ofĀ 1812
inĀ 2018Ā carinaĀ becameĀ reginaĀ georgeĀ inĀ meanĀ girls
andĀ inĀ 2019Ā sheĀ claimedĀ theĀ roleĀ ofĀ eurydiceĀ inĀ hadestown
newĀ yorkĀ ,Ā specificallyĀ theĀ upperĀ westĀ sideĀ ,Ā hasĀ becomeĀ carinaāsĀ home
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ššĀ )Ā Ā onceĀ theĀ twoĀ metĀ theyĀ wereĀ inseparableĀ .Ā withoutĀ siblingsĀ carinaĀ thinksĀ ofĀ themĀ asĀ herĀ ownĀ familyĀ .Ā sheāllĀ doĀ anythingĀ forĀ themĀ +Ā hopefullyĀ viceĀ versaĀ !Ā
(Ā ššššššššĀ )Ā theĀ personĀ carinaĀ movedĀ inĀ withĀ whenĀ sheĀ startedĀ outĀ inĀ newĀ yorkĀ .Ā theyĀ couldĀ stillĀ beĀ closeĀ orĀ theyĀ couldĀ notĀ talkĀ atĀ allĀ .
(Ā ššš Ā šššššššššĀ )Ā Ā theyĀ seeĀ carinaĀ +Ā theyĀ seeĀ gullibleĀ ,Ā gullibleĀ ,Ā gullibleĀ .Ā theyāllĀ doĀ anythingĀ toĀ manipulateĀ carinaĀ toĀ getĀ somethingĀ forĀ themselvesĀ .
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šššĀ )Ā anyoneĀ thatĀ carinaĀ hasĀ workedĀ withĀ onĀ broadwayĀ .
(Ā š
šššššššĀ )Ā someoneĀ thatĀ carinaĀ hasĀ workedĀ closelyĀ withĀ toĀ ensureĀ anĀ honestĀ +Ā authenticĀ performanceĀ .Ā
#ā° Ā Ė Ā ā Ā ā Ā šššššš Ā š¹ . Ā ššššššš Ā ā± Ā šøš¶šš¶ššš Ā š¶š Ā āŗ Ā munings Ā . Ā ā#wealthyhq:intro#this is kinda late but i've been working on resources soooo...#i'm gonna stick to that excuse ;)
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