#Jane Lesser

[warningsine]

Archie Panjabi • Personal Affairs, The Fall, The Good Wife

[soothedcerberus]

Hey now, hey now now-

Jane and the Dragon are best friends now

[dailytudors]

QUEEN JANE & THE LADY MARY

As portrayed by Kate Phillips and Lilit Lesser

[BBC’s Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light Promotional Material]

[catherinesboleyn]

Kate Phillips as Jane Seymour and Lilit Lesser as Mary Tudor

Wolf Hall 2.03

[wolfhalledits]

˙✧˖°📷 ༘ ⋆｡˚ First-look pictures for Wolf Hall Season 2

Mark Rylance as Thomas Cromwell | Thomas Brodie-Sangster as Rafe Sadler | Harriet Walter as Lady Margaret Pole | Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII | Harry Melling as Thomas Wriothesley | Lilit Lesser as Princess Mary | Charlie Rowe as Gregory Cromwell | Timothy Spall as the Duke of Norfolk and Alex Jennings as Stephen Gardiner | Kate Phillips as Jane Seymour — x

[specificpollsaboutbooks]

Famous Authors, Lesser Known Works

Round 3

Terry Pratchett is better known for Good Omens and the Discworld series

"I honestly think this is one of Sir Terry Pratchett's best books, but because it's not part of the Discworld series, it doesn't get much attention. Those who have read it know what I mean, though."

Jane Austen is better known for Pride and Prejudice

"Almost a decade ago she broke their engagement out of caution. Now his sister is renting her house. They’re both pretending they’re totally over the other, but one slip up makes that impossible."

[alilyamongroses]

Kate Phillips as Queen Jane Seymour, Damien Lewis as Henry VIII and Lily Lesser as Princess Mary in season two of Wolf Hall

[fictionadventurer]

The BBC lady blowing my mind by pointing out the parallels between the endings of North and South and Jane Eyre (man brought low after losing his fortune, woman has gained wealth and comes to his rescue so they're now on equal footing).

She also pointed out that North and South is a continuation of issues Bronte explored in Shirley (to the point that Helstone is named after a character there), so I guess I may have to read that book one day.

[duckmessiah]

i love ur stuff <3. its fantastic and carries a certain charm

idk how long that ask has been sitting there but thank you i'm glad you like my mspaint shitposting also thanks my followers for being over 100 of you there <3

[wafflebloggies]

I feel like humanity's ability to hope regardless of hopeless odds is best represented by me searching my handbag for a tissue literally half an hour after dumping everything out of my handbag at home and throwing away all the tissues.

[warningsine]

Personal Affairs • Jane Lesser & Grace Darling

[ohmydais]

perhaps. rb this with (a) pic(s) of one of your fav jane doe designs and i will doodle them and tag you in the post. pretty please.

[tessva5728]

JANE DOE IN STONE SOUP RIDE THE CYCLONE

[heystephen]

after watching classic dw and now that I’m rewatching nuwho, i can honestly say there is something so tedious about how nearly every nuwho companion has to come with a subplot where they have feelings for the doctor or a running joke that they’re mistaken for the doctor’s romantic partner

[specificpollsaboutbooks]

Famous Authors, Lesser Known Works

Final

Douglas Adams is better known for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

"Apparently, this book was revised from an unused Doctor Who story, and once I learned that, I couldn't unsee it. The Hitchhiker's Guide series might be funnier, but I think this book and it's sequel are cleverer. They almost have to be, considering the theme of the interconnectedness of all things! Also, the book is nothing like the recent TV series "adaptation.""

Jane Austen is better known for Pride and Prejudice

"Almost a decade ago she broke their engagement out of caution. Now his sister is renting her house. They’re both pretending they’re totally over the other, but one slip up makes that impossible."

[kashilascorner]

Still thinking about Rebecca... Mr de Winter is like someone tried to recreate Rochester except he is worse