#(no Lucille is not Irish but the song is about a 'wild' and 'shy' woman

[marzipanandminutiae]

sometimes I cannot believe that a movie as incredible as Crimson Peak got a novelization which:

- shifts dialogue originally between a character and the rich wife he doesn’t love, to be between that character and his partner of ~22 years

- adds a bunch of random ~dark and spooky~ supernatural paraphenalia to a character’s bedroom...which is shown repeatedly onscreen and contains nothing of the sort

- swaps the song playing in the background of a murder scene for another, which seems meaningless until you realize that the original song was a hint at the identity of the unseen murderer

- keeps getting characters’ eye colors wrong, even giving different colors for the same character in different parts

and so much more!