#Attractive skirts

[oneenchantedspirit]

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[ryllen]

[blackmensuited]

[god-has-entered-my-body]

Does baby girl mean camp?

[faaun]

ok let's catch up quickly

[clfixationstation]

my problem is that my brain interprets this as "pretty girl"

ft: small edit so others can see my vision

[blaiddydbrokeit]

wait. you said bisexual dimitri projecting in that one thing

now i GOTTA know

He has (gestures vaguely at whatever he has going on with Felix) and (gestures at whatever he has going on with Dedue) but also (gestures at f!Byleth and Ingrid). His sexuality swings like his mental state. Both ways. Violently. Also he's the king so I guess he can have a harem if he wants. That's fine.

[britneyshakespeare]

they just don't make men like gene kelly anymore

[thatvampireenthusiast]

this is not helping me be normal about things

[anghraine]

For some reason, I woke up thinking about Elizabeth and the sort of physical dimension of the novel.

To back up a bit, Elizabeth's physicality as a character is pretty widely acknowledged. We know more about her appearance than that of any other character in the book, to begin with. She's the only character in P&P whose coloring we know anything about (she has beautiful dark eyes with fine eyelashes), while we repeatedly hear about her light figure, her summer tan, and her general attractiveness—she's not stunning, but pretty.

There's also a sense of physicality in terms of her actions and reactions. She habitually walks and runs. She blushes frequently; at Pemberley, before Darcy shows up, she blushes as she admits to knowing him, concedes that he's very handsome, and shortly thereafter blushes deeply again upon encountering Darcy himself. Her impression of Pemberley is powerfully affected by the physical features and aesthetic of it, more than by its grandeur. Upon meeting Georgiana, Elizabeth likes her but also can't seem to help noticing that Georgiana isn't as good-looking as Darcy. Later, when Darcy shows up in Hertfordshire with Bingley, Elizabeth blushes again, smiles with delight, and her eyes shine.

But something else I find interesting is that Elizabeth is also linked to physical things to some extent. There are the infamous muddy skirts that she drops her overskirt down to conceal. There's her book at Netherfield. She preserves Darcy's letter until their engagement and only destroys it for his peace of mind. She rushes to find her parasol for her confrontation with Lady Catherine. She wears a watch.

IDK, this isn't going anywhere in particular, but I find it interesting that we get this paraphernalia alongside a comparatively distinct sense of Elizabeth's physicality and how she interacts with the outside world. At the very least, I think the paraphernalia reinforces the sense of Elizabeth as a very physical presence in the world.

[blackmensuited]

[ashdoesfandomarchieved]

au where hugo doesn’t need glasses he’s just wearing them to look smarter

[puppiegrll]

i think one of my coworkers might have a crush on me and today when he found out i almost fainted he literally ran to me from a diff room and took care of my client for me while i went to get some water and after i got home he messaged me saying he hopes i feel better 🥹

[watcherglowcloud]

you ever see an outfit so good it reminds you that you’re an extra in the tv show of your life

[homoeroticvillain]

i should make geist bi-er

[kandicon]

Just thinking about it bc I'm scrolling through the butch tag rn, but damn does someone need to teach the baby butches right cause far too often do I run into butches trying to be chivalrous (or trying to hit on me) but really they're just inventing misogyny 2.0. And the one teaching them right can't be me because the next baby butch who disrespects me I am straight up killing