#Peter Bergmann

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How I would have personally wrote the villains in Marvel Spider Noir

First my bias (that’s a little controversial), didn’t enjoy the carney gimmick. Now don’t get me wrong, there is a lot of critiques they could’ve made of the 1920-30s treatment of disabled people and ‘carney culture’ that they didn’t do that would have made me like it more. I could get into the ‘why’ more but for now I’ll just say I didn’t like it.

Black Cat/White Widow - not a villain, but she’s here. Honestly I just wish we got more of her, she is such an interesting character and unlike the majority of Felicia’s we’ve met. I would have definitely leaned more into the White Widow thing AND given her a storyline with Daredevil and Electra(Eliza).

Chameleon - No notes really. The like melting face scene was awesome, just wish we saw more of it.

Doc Ock - Let’s get it out of the way: Making the two disabled villains also nazis was very ableist, and very much villainized the disability.(I’m making a post going more in depth dw) And to be quite honest, dude did not need to be disabled. You could change very little and still have the same story with him not being disabled, the only thing is we’re less likely to get the multiple arms. So I also would have had him come back. I would’ve had his boat go down and him have a ‘transformation’. I’d probably keep it in the same mystical eldritch god vein, but like an octopus god so we get freaky octopus Octavious.

Goblin - The fake skin thing was kinda a stretch for me(of all things ik lol) but whatever. Again, leaning away from the carney stuff and leaning into curses and eldritch god horror. I think him making a deal makes the most amount of sense, cause in other comics HE HAS! I’d still keep him a freak and I’d consider not killing him off and actually sending him to jail in the first run. It just feels like a cop out by the narrative so Peter can avoid truly exploring his morality and the consequences of working with a corrupt system(sending Norman to jail). Would I also have Peter eventually kill him when he gets out of jail? Yes.

Huma - she’s an interesting character, not one of the typical Spider-Man villains… but that whole comic was kinda a mess so it’s kinda hard to pick apart what she actually was and what her relationship towards Peter was supposed to be. The concept of someone else who is embodying a god but using it for evil is a nice contrast to Peter and the spider god.

Kraven - honestly I feel like they kind of wasted the character. Like I do get what they were going for but there is sooo much potential there. I would have had him come in after Peter felt established as the Spider to hunt him. Maybe he was after the spider statue and came across The Spider instead? There’s just a lot you could do there with the whole mystical aspect too. Like he could’ve been a monster hunter and Peter is just another monster to him.

Lizard - Again with the disabled Nazi thing but whatever. His appearance was very much blink and you’ll miss it in EWAF. And I believe he’s one of the scientists who gets apprehended(?). I saw in a fic recently the idea that the US gov. cuts a deal with him where he can still do science but for them, and I agree with that a lot. It makes sense, cause the US actually did that A LOT before and after WW2 with Nazi scientists. And I could see an interesting Lizard story line coming from that, where he gets to be a freak of his own creation.

Mysterio - Making him a two bit magician who stumbles across actual magic and immediately uses it for evil is so funny to me.

Sandman - I liked this more than I thought I would. Making him just a condensed hulk of a man is so funny to me but absolutely brutal.

Shocker - again hard to judge but whatever, dude’s kinda meh. His steroid version tho was crazy.

Venom - We’ve gotten 1/5 of a comic of this guy but I do not care. I think what the comics have set up is super interesting, because this a symbiote that didn’t contact Peter before Eddie, AND Eddie is a priest. One who fully believes all the bad things he does, including his gambling addiction, is in service of god and the greater holy good. AND WE’RE EXPOSING A SYMBIOTE TO THAT? As it’s FIRST HOST? Not going to end well. Ik I’ve been saying symbiote but we don’t actually know if that’s what this is. With the things we’ve seen in this universe it is very possible that this is some form of mythical or eldritch creature rather than extraterrestrial. And personally I’d go with the former.

Vulture - … it’s weird in how many universes he’s a cannibal. But anyways, again I would have moved away from the carney thing and more into the mystical thing. We have god like creatures chilling in the wings in this universe, USE THEM. Maybe he was chosen, more likely he cut a deal of some sort and became a monster from that. I also would have made him more of a monster, not just the teeth but also vulture eyes and talons/scales, maybe even some patchy feathers on his shoulders and arms.

[coffeenewstom]

Zum 1. Advent: Hitler im Kirchenfenster (Reblog)

Die Landshuter Stadtpfarr- und Kollegiatstiftskirche St. Martin und Kastulus ist nicht nur das, neben der Burg Trausnitz, weithin sichtbare Wahrzeichen der Stadt, es ist auch eines der ältesten Bauwerke. Der Vorgängerbau der heutigen Kirche stammte wahrscheinlich aus der Zeit der Stadtgründung im Jahre 1204. Da beim Wiederaufbau Landshuts nach dem verheerenden Großbrand von 1342 das Straßenniveau…

[chinchilla]

In 2009, a man arrived in an Irish town with a plan to disappear forever

In 2009, a grey-haired man arrived by bus in the seaport town of Sligo in Ireland. Under the name Peter Bergmann, he checked into a hotel and carried three large pieces of luggage to his room. Over the next three days, he was captured by closed-circuit security cameras leaving the hotel with a full plastic bag and returning to his room with nothing. On the fourth day, he went to the nearby seaside village of Rosses Point, where he would later wash up on the shore. A haunting mystery unravelled through a combination of eye-witness interviews and CCTV footage, The Last Days of Peter Bergmann is an existential rumination on a mysterious man’s story – or perhaps on its absence.

Director: Ciaran Cassidy

Producer: Morgan Bushe

[sylniabab]

Watching youtube videos about mysteries of suicide people that cannot be identified after decades is not a good idea to chill before sleep.

[frank-olivier]

Steven Marshank

The International Transpersonal Association, founded in 1978 by Stanislav Grof, Christina Grof, and Michael Murphy, has been instrumental in organizing international transpersonal conferences. One was held in Prague, Czechoslovakia, from June 20-25, 1992, themed "Science, Spirituality, and the Global Crisis: Toward a World with a Future". The choice of Prague as the venue was symbolic, representing the transformation occurring in Eastern Europe following the fall of communism. The city, described as "poised at the center of European crisis and promise," served as a metaphor for the global changes and shifts in human psychology that the conference aimed to address. Peter Bergmann compiled 12 interviews by Terence McKenna with various people from the 1992 conference.

Terence McKenna: Prague Conversations (1992)

Tuesday, July 2, 2024

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it’s an emoji based starter call , theater muses edition ! : react with one or multiple to let me know who you want a starter from, specify your muses if you are a multi!

also note : all of these will be put in a queue when i write them and will slowly be dropped onto the dash!

if you cannot send an emoji just toss out who you want :)

🐠~ariel ( the little mermaid | live action & musical )

🎁~belle ( vhs christmas carols / a christmas carol ) 

💜~dea ( the grinning man / the man who laughs )

✂️~della ( vhs christmas carols / the gift of the magi )  

👠~ella ashmore ( cinderella’s castle )

👛~elle woods ( legally blonde ) 

🧹~elphaba thropp ( wicked [ w/ novel influences when i finish it ]  ) 

🥀~eurydice ( hadestown and mythology ) 

👑~fairy queen of sweet dreams ( cinderella’s castle )

🫧~glinda upland ( wicked [ w/ novel influences when i finish it ] ) 

🪻~ilse neumann ( spring awakening ) 

🕊️~johanna barker ( sweeney todd )

🗡️~juliet capulet ( romeo and juliet )

🤠~laurey williams ( oklahoma 2029! )

🪡~martha crachit ( vhs christmas carols / a christmas carol )  

🎆~mimi marquez ( rent ) 

💫~molly aster ( peter & the starcatcher ) 

🎹~natalie goodman ( next to normal ) 

🪗~natasha rostova ( the great comet / war & peace ) 

🌹~orpheus ( hadestown and mythology )

👗~putrice ( cinderella’s castle )

📸~rose red & all incarnations ( ghost quartet ) 

🩸~satine ( moulin rouge ) 

🪴~seymour krelborn ( little shop of horror )

⚔️~tadius ( cinderella’s castle )

🔫~tatiana slozhno ( spies are forever — VERY HEADCANON BASED )

⚫️~wednesday adams ( the adams family musical )

🎀~wendla bergmann ( spring awakening ) 

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Law & Order - the "German edition" (SVU and OC) (as imagined by my German fiancé and me)

Guess who is who!

Recht und Ordnung

Abteilung fuer Sexuladelikte SVU

Olga Bertram

Emil Stapler

Phillipp Trettmann

Joachim Mueller

Dieter Kraemer

Christian Geller

Thomas von Meiningen

Alina Riesling

Niklas Ansberger

Katrin "Kaethe" Tauber

Gisela Muenz

Joerg Valder

Thilo Braun

Detlef "Didi" Krause

Peter Steiner

Ralf Bergmann

Karin Neumann

Alexandra Kaufmann

Buero fuer organisierte Kriminalitaet OC

Emil Stapler

Agatha Brauer

Jette Schumacher

Kerstin Riese

Karl Maeder

Bjoern Ritter

Jochen Waldmann

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Hii, (sorry for being gone for so long now) I have a silly question who is someone you want to write for but don't get a request for them

Hi eleanor!!! I have a lot actually if that's okay to say, mainly all my characters who I don't have stories for yet. I would like to venture off from characters that I've written a lot, for the ones I haven't.

Acotar: Azriel

Powerless: Kai Azer

Fantastic Beasts: Newt Scamander

Peter Parkers: Andrew Peter Parker Tom!Peter Parker

The Hunger Games: Finnick Odair Peeta Mellark Young!Haymitch Abernathy

Arcane: Jayce Talis Viktor Vi

House of Dragon: Jacaerys Velaryon

The Night Agent: Peter Sutherland

Girl Haunts Boy: Cole Sanchez

Roswell New Mexico: Michael Guerin

Stranger Things: Steve Harrington Eddie Munson

Teen Wolf: Brett Talbot Young!Derek Hale Stiles Stilinski

60 Minutes: Octavio Bergmann

Alien Romulus: Tyler Harrison

A Quiet Place Day One: Eric Reuben

Avatar: Neteyam Sully

Enola Holmes: Viscount Tewkesbury

Stardust: Tristan Thorn

The School For Good and Evil: Tedros Pendragon

Marvel: Matt Murdock Bucky Barnes Steve Rogers Sergei Kravinoff

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MUSES I WANT MORE PLOTS/THREADS FOR! -kára hrafn (marvel) -lisa castle (marvel) - all of my the boys muses on @toomagic (send memes to them through this blog) -jules miller (freaks and geeks) -maisie redfield (obx) -caroline mills (spn) -emily crimm (ted lasso) -rafaella flores (ted lasso) -alejandra rojas (ted lasso) -beatrice de martell (the originals) -cecelia de martell (the originals) -alysia diaz (911/911 lone star) -stevie burton (911) -sabrina tyler (911) -heidi bergmann (gossip girl) -dawn byers (stranger things) -dani carter (stranger things) -katherine harrison (the walking dead) -kirby bennett (fandomless stunt driver) -iris beaumont (fandomless actress) -gabrielle gao (fandomless assassin) -savannah hayes (fandomless influencer) -analise peters (fandomless ice skater) -ginny zhang (fandomless rockstar)

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books read in 2024

I post them here so I don't lose them if something happens to the note on my phone. Also because I’m nosy and fully support other nosy people.

1/10 Frankenstein, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley 

1/24 Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence, Anna Lembke (👎)

1/31 The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, V. E. Schwab

2/18 A Power Unbound, Freya Marske

2/21 Bookshops and Bonedust, Travis Baldree

3/1 The Goblin Emperor, Katherine Addison  +2

3/8 The Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison +4

3/10 The Grief of Stones, Katherine Addison +4

3/10 Strangers, Taichi Yamada (trans. Wayne P. Lammers)

3/11 Own Your Space, Alexandra Gater 

3/17 St. Juniper’s Folly, Alex Crespo 

4/5 Mislaid in Parts Half-Known, Seanan McGuire

4/19 Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Social Upheaval, Saidiya Hartman

4/23 Catholicism: journey to the center of faith, Robert Barron 

4/28 Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen 

4/29 If not, winter: Fragments of Sappho, Anne Carson

5/3 Joan of Arc: A History, Helen Castor 

5/7 The Angel of the Crows, Katherine Addison

5/14 Beaten Down, Worked Up: The Past, Present, and Future of American Labor, Steven Greenhouse 

5/21 Witness for the Dead, Katherine Addison (hard copy, with short story this time) +2

5/25 The Grief of Stones, Katherine Addison (hard copy this time) +2

5/25 Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear, Mosab Abu Toha

5/29 Dracula, Bram Stoker

6/24 The Invisible Kingdom: Reimagining Chronic Illness, Meghan O’Rourke

6/26 I’m Glad My Mom Died, Jeannette McCurdy 

7/1 The City of Brass, S. A. Chakraborty 

7/1 Der Katze ist Ganz Egal, Franz Orghandl (german kids book, audio format. Listened while working. Understood some, missed some. Overall got the gist of the story.)

7/5 Museum Depots: Inside Museum Storage, Stefan Oláh and Martina Griesser-Stermscheg (read the English text, not the German)

7/6 Art Students League of New York on Painting: Lessons and Meditations on Mediums, Style, and Methods, James L. McElhinney and the instructors of the Art Students League of New York (skipped half of Knox Martin interview because he annoyed me)

7/17 Master and Commander, Patrick O’Brien

7/18 Malverina: Ich möchte eine Hexe sein, Susanna Isern 

7/24 How to Excavate a Heart, Jake Maia Arlow 

8/6 The Friendly Orange Glow: The Untold Story of the PLATO System and the Dawn of Cyberculture, Brian Dear

8/22 The Kingdom of Copper, S. A. Chakraborty

8/31 La bibliothèque des rêves secrets, Michiko Aoyama

9/4 Unmask Alice: LSD, Satanic Panic, and the Imposter behind the World’s Most Notorious Diaries, Rick Emerson 

9/9 The Falcon at the Portal, Elizabeth Peters

9/17 Long Live Evil, Sarah Rees Brennan

10/3 Devil House, John Darnielle

10/8 All’s Well, Mona Awad

10/14 “You Just Need to Lose Weight” and 19 other myths about fat people, Aubrey Gordon

10/17 The Paris Apartment, Lucy Foley

10/22 Elatsoe, Darcie Little Badger

10/25 A Marvellous Light, Freya Marske

10/28 A Restless Truth, Freya Marske

11/7 Post Captain, Patrick O’Brian 

11/10 A Power Unbound, Freya Marske

11/24 Weaponizing Conspiracy Theories, Eirikur Bergmann

11/27 Interpreting LGBT History at Museums and Historic Sites, Susan Ferentinos

12/7 The Origins of Totalitarianism, Hannah Arendt

12/11 Whose Body?, Dorothy L Sayers 

12/11 Moby Dick, Herman Melville (through Whale Weekly)

12/13 How to Break up with Your Phone, Catherine Price (combination helpful and obnoxious :/)

Failed out of:

The Memory Librarian, Janelle Monae

Cujo, Stephen King (too sad ;-; can’t drive while listening to audiobooks that make me cry)

[lestatth]

El enigma de Peter Bergmann - "El hombre que parecia venir del pasado" |...

#ElenigmadePeterBergmann #Elhombrequepareciavenirdelpasado | #FRAGMENTOSDELANOCHE #criminalistanocturno #leyendas 🟧 #16dejuniode2009 #ArthurKinsella #Brian 🟧◄▶||☑ #terror #misterio #historiasdeterror

[lildoodlenoodle]

I am not immune to the Barbie movie

[allmyandroids]

Watched a YouTube vid about the true crime case of 'Peter Bergmann' and now I am suuper interested by it and kinda sad and very emotional aargh

[lokaleblickecom]

Als Familie auf den
 Spuren der Geschichte

Moers Sein 900. Mitglied hat der Grafschafter Museums- und Geschichtsverein (GMGV) am vergangenen Sonntag im Moerser Schloss begrüßen können. Gemeinsam mit ihren Kindern, Paul (11) und Clara (9) erhielten Kathrin und Christopher van Bühren aus der Hand des Vereins- vorsitzenden Peter Boschheidgen zur Begrüßung ein kleines Geschenk. „Wir sind froh, dass wir eine weitere junge Familie in unseren Reihen haben“, sagt Boschheidgen. „Das zeigt, dass unser Angebot Bürger quer durch alle Altersschichten anspricht.“ In der Moerser Stadtgesellschaft sind die van Bührens für viele keine Unbekannten. Christopher wurde in Moers geboren und arbeitet als Radiologe im Krankenhaus Bethanien, seine aus Kevelaer stammende Frau ist Mitinhaberin des Geschäfts PurNatur an der Meerstraße. Ersten Kontakt zum GMGV hatten die van Bührens durch den Sportverein, wo Christopher gemeinsam mit Frank Heinrich vom Vorstand des GMGV Fußball spielte. Es folgten Besuche bei der ExtraSchicht auf Schacht IV und der Nacht der Geschichte, wo die Eltern den Mitgliedsantrag ausfüllten. „Wir finden es toll, wie der GMGV geschichtliches Wissen auf unterhaltsame Weise aufbereitet. Das möchten wir unterstützen“, sagt Christopher van Bühren. „Als Enkel eines Bergmanns habe ich den Großvater immer gerne von seiner Arbeit auf Pattberg erzählen hören. Der ist jetzt nicht mehr da. Deshalb finde ich es gut, wenn unsere Kinder die Möglichkeit haben, Informationen über die Vergangenheit auf andere Weise zu bekommen.“ Aber den Eheleuten geht es nicht nur um reine Wissensvermittlung. „Ich finde auch den kulturellen und gesellschaftlichen Aspekt ganz wichtig“, betont Kathrin van Bühren. „So etwas, was der GMGV macht, hält doch eine Stadt lebendig. Bei den Veranstaltungen dort lernt man Leute kennen, denen man sonst nicht begegnen würde.“ Inzwischen strebt der GMGV unaufhaltsam auf die TausenderMarke zu. Besonders ermutigend findet der Vereinsvorsitzende, dass der GMGV nicht nur einer der mitgliederstärksten in der Grafschaft ist, sondern mit einem Zuwachs von 30 Prozent in den vergangenen sechs Jahren vermutlich auch der Verein mit der dynamischsten Wachstumsrate „Den positiven Trend bemerken wir auch in unseren Arbeitskreisen“, stellt Vorstand Frank Heinrich fest. In den Bereichen Stadtgeschichte und Stadtplanung, Schacht IV, Vereins- und Museums-events, sowie im AK Schlosspark gebe es zahlreiche Mitglieder, die gerne selbst Hand anlegen. Die Mitgliedschaft im GMGV kostet 15 Euro im Jahr. Mitgliedsanträge können auf der Seite www.gmgv-moers.de heruntergeladen werden. Formulare liegen auch bei den Veranstaltungen aus: Die nächsten Termine sind: Weihnachtsmarkt Moers, 18. und 19.11. vor der Stadtkirche, Museumssonntag im Moerser Schloss am 10.12. und das Kerzenkonzert, 13.12. um 19 Uhr auf Schacht IV Bildzeile: Simon und Frank Heinrich (GMGV), Kathrin, Clara, Christopher und Paul van Bühren, Peter Boschheidgen und Nina Stahlhausen (beide GMGV) vor dem Moerser Schloss. Foto: GMGV Read the full article

[wissensreisende]

Wer war Peter Bergmann wirklich? Wie wird man Fußballprofi ohne Fußball spielen zu können? Und wer hat eigentlich den Toaster erfunden? ---