#(allan is the best)

[achilles-the-boy-of-gold]

Just finished barbie. I'm crying. I love it so much. New comfort movie. The problem is that I was watching it with my parents, and they don't like it, and my dad was talking over it the whole time about how everything they were saying was wrong, and other slightly sexist stuff soooooooooo yeah! 😁😁😁

[shininas-ideals]

Glad Fyodor's finally dead, everyone's alive and we can go back to solving cases and flirting fighting with the PM :D

[lozziefrenzy]

Let him cook

[rosemilo]

Noa saving what is actually important to him 🥹

[rubydubsnuby]

Hey guys check it out

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price and Peter Lorre -

Tales of Terror; The Black Cat (1962) dir. Roger Corman

[basicallyedd]

i was having an unusually emotional day and allan wasn’t used to seeing me like that

[lauraisakilljoy]

he is the moment

[lotostar]

:D

[small-sketch]

Ranpo never has a bad idea, I think Poe should take his advice!

[redlettermediathings]

[xieliancore]

happy poe day!!!!

[fashioninpaper]

“With lifelike bendable legs!”

[eddienonense]

The fact that Allan didn’t get a boyfriend at the end of Barbie hurts me.

Someone please write fanfiction about him and magic earring Ken. Thank you.

[citrus-wall-paint]

bsd favs being happy and supportive cause this fandom is allergic to it

[colleybri]

Prometheus in Kaos is one of very few recent examples I can think of of a genuine subjective / limited (as opposed to omniscient) narrator in a drama. It’s debatable, but he’s also probably an unreliable narrator. We actually start off thinking he’s probably omniscient, but when the shit hits the fan – he shares our dismay. He realises he was wrong.

I sometimes see the term used of any character in a drama. It’s not correct. They’re not narrators at all, reliable or otherwise. Well written drama just has…. people. Saying the things that realistic people would say. Of course their perspective is limited. Of course they say things which are unreliable. It’s kind of a people thing.

It’s also that time of year to dust off my all time favourite example of an unreliable narrator: Edgar Allen Poe’s gleefully nasty The Tell-Tale Heart. I sometimes read it in tandem with Robert Browning’s classic dramatic monologue Porphyria’s Lover. In both cases, wonderfully realised psychopaths justifying their horrible gruesome murders. Ah yes. Great stuff. Happy Halloween!