#PAINTERS BRONTE

[salmapainting]

Painters in Bella Vista

Bella Vista, Arkansas is the place to be if you love mountain biking. This city is home to a whopping seven golf courses and over 100 miles of 5-star single track. The trails are so great that they are a favorite amongst mountain bikers from across the country. While it is not the retirement community it once was, Bella Vista is still a nice little town to live in. Fortunately, there are some excellent paint contractors in the area to help you spruce up your home.

One of the better places to find a painting contractor in the area is in Northwest Arkansas. There are several companies you can choose from in the area, and many offer free quotes. When you are considering a new paint job, you need to make sure that you get a professional with the right credentials. They will be able to provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision.

A good quality paint company should also offer other services such as drywall, carpentry and deck and fence installation. For a small additional fee, you may be able to get all of these services. Many homeowners have an interest in renovating their homes, but it is not always easy to find the time. Painting the exterior of your home is a great way to add value and style to your property. If you have never painted the outside of your house, you might be surprised at the challenges that you will face. However, the rewards are well worth the effort.

You might not be able to afford a brand new home, but there are plenty of ways to make your current residence stand out from the rest. One of these involves hiring a painters Bella Vista. Painters will be able to do the entire job for you, or just the smaller tasks.

Choosing the best company to perform the task is a daunting task. You need to make sure that they are reliable, well-equipped and willing to work on short notice. You should consider the size of your project and the time you need it done. Having an experienced company to handle the details is an investment that will pay dividends in the long run.

The most important part of any new paint job is choosing the right company. Ensure that they know how to do the job, and you'll have a nice looking home in no time. Some paint contractors in the area are happy to come to your home to give you a free quote and give you a preview of the process. Whether you are getting ready to sell your home or want to improve your home's aesthetics, hiring a good quality Bella Vista painter will ensure that you get the job done right. Using the right painting companies will not only make your house look good, it will save you a lot of hassle and frustration in the long run.

Offering quality services in the best possible pricing is the motto of Salma Painting and Decorating Services. Having started out in the year 2003, over the years, we have grown our clientele and engaged in a range of painting and decorating services for commercial, residential and industrial segments.

[siennamakeschaos]

I did it again.

I'm sorry.

ai generated headcanons- (but this time about the adults ;D)

[karathespellbinder]

silly character names

My mom and I's favorite names in the Kingdoms and Empires series that we like to say out loud because they make us giggle:

Snatty Ra-Ra

Ronaldo C. Torrington

Jonathan J. Lanyard

[angeldcgs]

i wanna get some new things started so like this for a realistic smut starter from one of the muses below the cut!! and by "realistic smut" i mean stuff like finishing too soon, not being able to finish at all, getting the giggles mid-stroke, accidentally elbowing your partner in the ribs, etc.

griffyn aimes (j.acob e.lordi fc)- he/him, 26, pansexual, switch, baker

bobbie childs (c.ailee s.paeny fc)- she/her, 23, bisexual, submissive, diner waitress

fern caruso (k.rysten r.itter fc)- she/her, 40, queer, dominant, therapist/dominatrix (verse dependent)

rory gifford (d.ominic s.essa fc)- he/him, 21, bisexual, submissive, hacker

marnie babbitt (t.aylor r.ussell fc)- she/they, 27, queer, submissive, nomad/doppelganger

esme cortez (a.lexa d.emie fc)- she/her, 28, bisexual, switch, exotic dancer/nail tech

buffy bloom (m.ia g.oth fc)- she/her, 26, bisexual, switch (dominant preference), exotic dancer/adult film star

leon ebert (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 31, heterosexual, switch, jazz pianist

charlie gomez (r.uby c.ruz fc)- they/them, 24, lesbian, submissive, movie theater concessions clerk/projectionist

ari olsson (a.lexander s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 44, heterosexual, submissive, ceo

fiona rousseau (j.az s.inclair fc)- she/her, 27, queer, switch, vampire hunter/bounty hunter (verse dependent)

gwen michalchuk (m.addie p.hillips fc)- she/her, 28, pansexual, switch, witch/super human mutant (clairvoyance, telepathy, compulsion, power absorption, conjuring/spell-casting abilities)

romy chung (l.ondon t.hor fc)- they/she, 28, lesbian, dominant, personal assistant

keanu zhao (d.erek l.uh fc)- he/him, 28, bisexual, dominant, trust fund brat

gael campbell (a.sa g.ermann fc)- he/him, 24, bisexual, submissive, amusement park employee/super human mutant (strength, necromancy, advanced healing)

dominic "nickie" hagen (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 27, bisexual, submissive, thief

winifred "winnie" perkins (m.ia g.oth fc)- she/her, 26, bisexual (closeted), submissive, farmer's daughter

priscilla mosyakov (k.aia g.erber fc)- she/her, 22, bisexual, switch, fashion blogger/nepo baby

josefine "jo" obasi (a.yo e.debiri fc)- she/her, 26, bisexual, switch, television writer

frenchie horowitz (r.achel s.ennott fc)- she/her, 25, pansexual, switch, escort/podcast host

lemon doyle (n.iamh m.ccormack fc)- she/her, 22, bisexual, switch, fashion magazine intern

bronte ferguson (m.argaret q.ualley fc)- she/her, 27, queer, switch, cult leader

jonah darke (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 25, heterosexual, dominant, guitarist/lead singer/grafitti artist

august "gus" mueller (j.eremy a.llen white fc)- he/him, 31, heterosexual, dominant, landscaper/painter

julian "jules" hicks (t.imothee c.halamet fc)- he/him, 25, bisexual, switch, bassist/record shop employee

juliette feng (h.avana r.ose l.iu fc)- she/her, 26, pansexual, submissive, costume designer

envy adams (m.ia g.oth fc, m.addie p.hillips alt)- she/her, 27, bisexual, switch, lead singer of the clash at demonhead

gideon graves (b.ill s.karsgard fc)- he/him, 33, heterosexual, dominant, ceo/inventor/music executive

scott pilgrim (j.oe k.eery fc)- he/him, 27, bisexual, submissive, bassist for sex bob-omb

roxie richter (r.uby c.ruz fc)- she/her, 25, lesbian, switch, artist

[randomfoggytiger]

Tag Game

Thanks for tagging me, @baronessblixen~

Favourite painter: @opentheskies, unironically. Very evocative.

Favourite writer: I have two types: my favorite mood writers (Gabriel Garcia Marquez, T. S. Eliot, William Blake; Charlotte Bronte and David Duchovny at their best) and great all around, never-missers (Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Daphne Du Maurier, Jules Verne, Alexandre Dumas, and others.) Currently it's T. S. Eliot.

Favourite band: Don't have one!

Favourite meal and drink: Gotta steal BaronessBlixen's answer (hamburgers)-- just can't be beat.

Favourite outfit aesthetic: Black dress, red lipstick. Don't have a black dress currently; but I will someday~.

Favourite singer: Currently, Dan Vasc on YouTube-- insane range and tone (he's a metal singer that was also classically trained; and perfectly executes the operatic Nessun Dorma. Recommend this vid reacting to and explaining his cover.)

Favourite item I own: My computer and journal. Used to be my camera; but it was so old it died.

Favourite possession: I'll turn this into a quality I possess-- my favorite quality about myself is my balance between skepticism and optimism (more so than I let on, often.)

Favourite perfume: Chanel's Gabrielle. That or musky scents work well with my skin (better than other "professional" perfumes, imo.)

Tags (if you want~): @dd-is-my-guiltypleasure, @welsharcher, @agent-troi, @suitablyaggrieved, @amplifyme, @living-in-unreality, @spidey-is-tired, @ibringyouasong89, @deathsbestgirl, @virtie333, @aloysiavirgata, @slippinmickeys, @cecilysass, @justice-for-queequeg, @xxsksxxx, @redteekal, @demon-fetal-harvest, @myassbrokethefall, @writingwell, @sixhours, @kiivitaja, @wexleresque, @thatfragilecapricorn30, @opentheskies, @carrie11, @tennant-the-tigger, @freckleslikestars, @teenie-xf, @pennyserenade, @unremarkablehouse, @tossingmyglossymane, @sagan-starstuff, @lesbianagentofnothing, @catharsisxf, @nachosncheeze, @ragnarockz, @thescullyphile, @nimlurks, @captainsugarcane, @samucabd, @storybycorey, and anyone else who wants to join!

[suleikashideaway]

Favorites Meme!

I've been tagged by @cynic-view-ahead! Thank you!!!

Favorite painter: I am uncultured swine and apparently know nothing about art. I do know that seeing Gustav Klimt's work in Austria made me *feel things* so I'm gonna say Klimt.

Favorite poet/writer: Not a fair question, I have 792 favorite authors. I love Oscar Wilde a lot, John Steinbeck, and Charlotte Bronte. I guess I'm a classics kinda girl.

Favorite band: I have a pretty intense obsession with The Staves. Foo Fighters come in at a close second, though. Mainly cuz Dave Grohl.

Favorite meal & drink: Meal? Probably that one bowl of ramen I had in NYC 11 years ago. I will never, ever forget that ramen. Drink? Coffee all dayyyyy.

Favorite outfit aesthetic/style: Dress and boots with long messy hair. Make of that what you will.

Favorite singer: Tie between Florence Welch and Brandi Carlile.

Favorite item you own: Probably my ukulele? Hm. Maybe my wedding ring. That's important. I'm pretty minimalistic!! I guess my laptop, too, because without that I wouldn't write nearly as much as I do.

Favorite perfume: My husband got me Le Labo's Bergamote 22 and I'll never wear another scent ever in my life.

I tag anyone who wishes to participate! I'd love to get to know you!!

[poppletonink]

Books For Taylor Swift Fans

Don't Be In Love by Liana Cincotti

To All The Boys I Loved Before by Jenny Han

I Kissed Shara Wheeler by Casey McQuiston

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

All's Well That Ends Well by William Shakespeare

The Summer I Turned Pretty by Jenny Han

Normal People by Sally Rooney

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

Better Than The Movies by Lynn Painter

Looking For Alaska by John Green

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie

Breakfast At Tiffany's by Truman Capote

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

Ellie Pillai is (Almost) in Love by Christine Pillainayagam

[readingwithleticia]

The Eras Books

Taylor Swift: An impactful debut. A: 'I'm Glad My Mom Died' by Jannet McCurdy

Fearless: A story to make you believe in happy endings. A: 'Better than the Movies' by Lynn Painter

Speak Now: A book that made you believe in the power of words. (written, spoken, or whispered) A: 'Beautiful World, Where are you?' by Sally Rooney

Red: A book with red love (sad, beautiful, and tragic). A: 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Bronte

1989: A book that has changed you. A: 'The Bell Jar' by Sylvia Plath

Reputation: A book that you'll always love no matter what people say. A: 'Malibu Rising' by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Lover: A book that made you feel loved. A: 'Anne of Green Gables' by Lucy M. Montgomery

Folklore: A book that made your heart feel warm. A: 'Welcome to the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop' by Hwang Bo-Reum

Evermore: A book that transported you to another place. A: 'Hamlet' by Maggie O'Farrel

Midnights: A book you stayed up late to read. A: 'In the Company of Witches' by Auralee Wallace

Credits: This post is inspired by a YouTube video by Paola Aleksandra

[voluptuarian]

Supplementary info:

My heroine is from the early/mid 1800s; she's from England, and has an English mother, but her father was a French émigré, hence the French surname. Her first name is Maria.

Vernet

meaning: habitational place name, referring to a grove of alder trees

pros: like it a lot, it's also the name of several French painters, including Horace Vernet, who painted a very famous version of The Ballad of Lenore, so there's a subtle gothic connection.

cons: it's a version of my own last name. This seems potentially weird to me.

Varenne

meaning: habitational place name, referring to either arid and barren soil, or conversely, very rich and fertile soil (go figure 🤷‍♀️) a common place name used in multiple locations in France

pros: the first name I thought of and probably the one I like the sound of best

cons: sounds suspiciously like Adele's name in Jane Eyre. I don't mind a subtle reference, but I didn't have that in mind at all when I thought it up, and I don't want to look like I'm straight up yoinking shit from Bronte.

Lenoire

meaning: "the black" or "the dark" referring to someone with dark coloring

pros: I like it well enough, and it doesn't have the hangups of the other two options

cons: I don't like it as well as either of the other options lol

[nellie-elizabeth]

2024 Book-Tracking Post!

GOAL 1 BOOKS: OWNED & NOT READ (13 as of 1.2.24)

Red Rising - Pierce Brown

The Mighty Nein Origins: Fjord Stone

The Dispossessed - Ursula K. Le Guin

Promise of Blood - Brian McClellan

Words of Radiance - Brandon Sanderson

Edgedancer - Brandon Sanderson

Dawnshard - Brandon Sanderson

Yumi and the Nightmare Painter - Brandon Sanderson

The Sunlit Man - Brandon Sanderson

The Last Hero - Terry Pratchett

Harrow the Ninth - Tamsyn Muir

[The Adventure Zone - Suffering Game] - preordered

[What Doesn't Break (Bells Hells)] - preordered

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GOAL 2 BOOKS: BOOK CLUBS! (1 as of 1.2.24)

The Robber Bride - Margaret Atwood

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GOAL 3 BOOKS: RE-READ OLD BOOKS (40 as of 1.2.24)

Peter and the Starcatchers

Peter and the Shadow Thieves

Peter and the Secret of Rundoon

In Cold Blood

The School Story

The Wish List

Walk Two Moons

Bud, Not Buddy

The BFG

Crime and Punishment

Adam Bede

The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down

The Princess Bride

The Blithedale Romance

Olive’s Ocean

Our Only May Amelia

The Valley of Secrets

Cages

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

The Girl Who Played with Fire

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest

The Magician’s Nephew

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

The Horse and His Boy

Prince Caspian

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

The Silver Chair

The Last Battle

Gathering Blue

The Host

Beloved - Toni Morrison

Mama Day - Gloria Naylor

The Accursed - Joyce Carol Oates

Ivanhoe - Walter Scott

The Cricket in Times Square

The Hobbit

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Slaughterhouse-Five

Charlotte’s Web

The People in the Trees

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GOAL 4 BOOKS: CONTINUING SERIES/AUTHORS

Books are available & not read:

Discworld series [14]

Brandon Sanderson Novels [17]

Red Rising series [7]

Powder Mage series [3]

The Locked Tomb series [3]

The Poppy War [3]

The Machineries of Empire (Ninefox Gambit) [4]

Dresden Files [17]

Chronicles of the Avatar - F.C. Yee (Kyoshi and Yangchen) [4]

Singing Hills Cycle [2]

NK Jemisin - short stories [1]

Series/Author New Releases to keep tracking:

Outlander Series - Diana Gabaldon

Cosmere - Brandon Sanderson

The Adventure Zone - Graphic Novels

The Old Guard - Comics

Murderbot Diaries - Martha Wells

Noumena - Lindsay Ellis

Singing Hills Cycle

Nampeshiweisit - Moniquill Blackgoose

Edward Rutherfurd

Kate Alice Marshall

Critical Role Content

ATLA/LOK Comics

WTNV

Madeline Miller

Hank Green

John Green

Authors to buy additional:

Philippa Gregory

Kazuo Ishiguro

Hilary Mantel

Evelyn Waugh

Ursula K. Le Guin

Tom Stoppard

Elizabeth Jane Howard

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Barbara Kingsolver

James Baldwin

Charles Dickens

Bronte Sisters

Neal Stephenson

Alexandre Dumas

Emily St. John Mandel

Dan Jones

Ruth Ozeki

Natasha Pulley

Neil Gaiman

Margaret Atwood

Leo Tolstoy

Tamora Pierce

Andy Weir

Greenhollow Duology - Emily Tesh

The Saint of Steel - T. Kingfisher

Time Traveller's Guides - Ian Mortimer

[grotesquehorse]

4, 24, and 25 for the book asks hi jess

4. Did you discover any new authors that you love this year?

hell yeah YOUNG ADULT

samantha markum

jenn bennett

lynn painter

emily wibberly & austin siegemund-broka

24. Did you DNF anything? Why?

i dnf'ed sooo much. 51 books. let me find the ones i can rant about.

wuthering heights - emily bronte (sorry book club)

two wrongs make a right - chloe liese (I HATE THIS BOOK SO MUCH I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT)

a merry little meet cute - julie murphy and sierra simone (hate it. hate it hate it hate it)

that kind of guy - stephanie archer (mentioning it because i LOVED book 2 and liked book 3, but this first one. uh. did not enjoy. personally)

25. What reading goals do you have for next year?

100 books

read all the book club books

i dont really like to have goals bc im scared of failure :(

send me books asks

[salmapainting]

Wallpaper Removal Service Near Me

If you've been thinking about re-papering your walls, you may want to consider a wallpaper removal service. Wallpaper can be difficult to apply and remove. You need to use the right tools and technique to get the job done correctly. A professional can help you do the job right the first time.

Depending on your location, removing old wallpaper can be a fairly expensive task. Some contractors charge as little as $3 per square foot, while others go as high as $10 for a larger project. This will depend on the size of the room, the amount of wall coverage, and the type of wallpaper that needs to be removed.

There are many things to consider before you start a project like this. First, it is important to make sure the area is properly prepared. For example, the adhesive on most wallpaper has to be removed before the wall can be painted. In addition, you'll probably need to use specialty ladders in some cases. Lastly, you'll want to check for outlet covers that will reveal the edges of your wall.

Luckily, there are a number of services available that can perform the aforementioned function for you. They offer everything from a quick consultation to a full scale wallpaper removal service. Whether you are looking to update your home, or you are trying to sell your property, a reputable professional can give you the best results.

A wallpaper removal service near me is the best way to go. The process is fairly simple, but you'll need to have the right equipment, and you'll need to be patient. Removing old wallpaper is a difficult task, and you will need to take your time to do it correctly. Once the old wallcovering is out of the way, you can easily paint your walls a new color.

While you're at it, you'll want to be sure to take a good look at the other design elements in your room. You'll also want to take a few moments to evaluate the best way to approach the project. That means finding a wallpaper removal service that will fit your budget. Ideally, you'll be paying less for a complete service than you would for a quick fix. Ultimately, you'll end up with a much cleaner and better looking room.

The cost of removing wallpaper will vary, but you should be able to find a quote online. Many companies will give you an estimate based on the size of your room. Of course, it's possible that you'll need more than one quote. Generally speaking, a professional can give you a better idea of how long the task will take and how much it will cost.

It's also important to know the difference between a good and a bad job. A poorly executed wallpaper removal job can lead to unsightly walls, and the costs involved can be as high as the removal itself. By removing the wallpaper in a timely manner, you can have a smooth, wallpaper-free room without breaking the bank.

Offering quality services in the best possible pricing is the motto of Salma Painting and Decorating Services. Having started out in the year 2003, over the years, we have grown our clientele and engaged in a range of painting and decorating services for commercial, residential and industrial segments.

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 7.30

Beer Birthdays

Hamar Alfred Bass (1842)

Leopold Nathan (1864)

Tom Peters (1953)

Peter Cogan (1962)

Dr. Bill Sysak (1962)

Dean Biersch

Jim Jacobs (1963)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Kate Bush; English pop singer (1958)

Buddy Guy; blues guitarist, singer (1936)

Richard Linklater; film director (1960)

Jean Reno; Moroccan-French actor (1948)

Thorstein Veblen; economist (1857)

Famous Birthdays

Paul Anka; pop singer, songwriter (1941)

Duck Baker; guitarist (1949)

Simon Baker; Australian actor, director (1969)

Henry W. Bloch; H&R Block founder (1922)

Ron Block; singer-songwriter and banjo player (1964)

Peter Bogdanovich; film director (1939)

Marc Bolan; rock singer (1947)

Emily Bronte: English writer (1818)

Alton Brown; chef, television host (1962)

Delta Burke; actor (1956)

Smedley Butler; U.S. Marines major general (1881)

Princess Clémentine of Belgium (1872)

Frances de la Tour; English actress (1944)

Dean Edwards; comedian (1970)

Laurence Fishburne; actor (1961)

Henry Ford; car manufacturer (1863)

Kerry Fox; New Zealand actress (1966)

Vivica A. Fox; actor (1964)

Craig Gannon; English guitarist and songwriter (1966)

Tom Green; Canadian comedian and actor (1971)

Jeffrey Hammond; English bass player (1946)

Anita Hill; law professor, victim (1956)

Sid Krofft; Canadian-American puppeteer (1929)

Lisa Kudrow; actor (1963)

Soraida Martinez; painter (1956)

Christine McGuire; pop singer (1929)

Patrick Modiano; French novelist (1945)

Henry Moore; artist, sculptor (1898)

Sean Moore; Welsh drummer and songwriter (1968)

Chris Mullin; basketball player (1963)

Christopher Nolan; English-American film director (1970)

Salvador Novo; Mexican poet and playwright (1904)

Ken Olin; actor (1954)

Pollyanna Pickering; English environmentalist and painter (1942)

Jaime Pressly; actor (1977)

Samuel Rogers; English writer (1763)

David Sanborn; saxophonist (1945)

Rat Scabies, English drummer (1955)

Arnold Schwarzenegger; Austrian-born body builder, actor (1947)

Hope Solo; soccer player (1981)

Frank Stallone; singer-songwriter and actor 91950)

Stan Stennett; Welsh actor and trumpet player (1925)

Casey Stengel; baseball manager (1891)

Hilary Swank; actor (1974)

Otis Taylor; singer-songwriter and guitarist (1948)

Alexander Trocchi; Scottish author and poet (1925)

Giorgio Vasari; Italian painter (1511)

Dick "Mr. Whipple" Wilson; actor (1916)

Victor Wong; actor (1927)

[romnianistan]

It's a bit hard to articulate it because it's just a hunch that I have. The thing with Jane Eyre is that the main character (it's a first-person pov) is a painter and she has these very vivid descriptions when it comes to nature and the passing of time. For example this is how she describes summer:

"It was not a bright or splendid summer evening, though fair and soft: the haymakers were at work all along the road; and the sky, though far from cloudless, was such as promised well for the future: its blue- where blue was visible- was mild and settled, and its cloud strata high and thin. The west, too, was warm: no watery gleam chilled it- it seemed as if there was a fire lit, an altar burning behind its screen of marbled vapour, and out of apertures shone a golden redness." (chapter 22)

and this is how she describes the winter/spring transition:

"Spring drew on: she was indeed already come; the frosts of winter had ceased; its snows were melted, its cutting winds ameliorated. My wretched feet, flayed and swollen to lameness by the sharp air of January, began to heal and subside under the gentler breathings of April ..." (beginning of chapter 9)

those descriptions can be characterized by these three features:

personification of nature, emphasis on the agency of nature (nature is not passive in any sense)

description of nature and time is used to bring attention to the narrative and to the mental/physical state of the character

description of nature and time often happens at the start of the chapter, to set the scene

those 3 features are pretty specific to jane eyre; i haven't read all of 19th c british literature but those descriptions are really representative of charlotte bronte's style compared to, say, charles dickens for example (another writer jkr has obviously read and drawn inspiration from)

and those 3 features also characterize the way JKR uses descriptions of nature/passing of time in HP. this quote has it all:

"October extinguished itself in a rush of howling winds and driving rain and November arrived, cold as frozen iron, with hard frosts every morning and icy drafts that bit at exposed hands and faces. The skies and the ceiling of the Great Hall turned a pale, pearly gray, the mountains around Hogwarts became snowcapped, and the temperature in the castle dropped so far that many students wore their thick protective dragon skin gloves in the corridors between lessons."

but that's just how she generally describes the passing of time, even when she uses less words. for example: "As a dull March blurred into a squally April, his life seemed to have become one long series of worries and problems again." (that quote goes so hard) (both of them are from ootp)

both jkr and bronte use descriptions of nature work as a narrative device in the exact same way. i don't think it's too far-fetched to assume bronte influenced her writing style as i'm convinced jkr has read jane eyre (it's jkr, come on, ofc she's read it) (i'm also convinced jkr has read wuthering heights and you can see this in hbp. i should re-read wuthering heights but in english this time cause maybe there is some stylistic influence too idk)

Descent.

[goldberghenryc]

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