#a-french-gentleman

[scooby-doo-exploration]

FROM :  a-french-gentleman  -  MONT SAINT MICHEL,  Normandy-Brittany,  France

[vintage-tigre]

[illustratus]

François-Athanase de Charette de La Contrie by Jean-Baptiste Paulin Guérin

[gentlemaxe]

Name a better duo.

Romané conti 2004 - Petrus 1990.

[ltwilliammowett]

This is a 19th Century French compass chatelaine for a pocket watch, with hand-painted dial and navy anchor decor on reverse

[ripeteeth]

HI I feel like I asked this before at some point and cant find it, but wanted to ask if you're still working on your Frankenstein fic? I remember seeing a snippet of it on twitter and being very normal about it, so I'm super pumped for whenever ya publish it :3

Hey! I am but I admit it’s super on the back burner at the moment. I’m prepping to take my Certified Sommelier exam this summer, so my brain is pretty much all wine all the time, but hopefully I’ll get back to writing and fandom sometime after that. But I HOPE to publish it before the end of this year! It is absolutely one of my resolutions for 2024. Thank you for sticking with me <3 <3

[incorrect-gentleman-jack]

Ann Walker: There. How do I look?

Catherine Rawson: Like a cheap French harlot.

Ann Walker: French?!

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Nicolas de Largillière (French, 1656-1746) Portrait of a nobleman, half length, wearing armour, ca.1692

[another-clive-blog]

Unwound Future in modern day France

Clive : President Bill Hawks killed 10 people and then used his money to become head of the country. He's a corrupted monster

Layton, who's also head of the CGT : Listen pal right now the Minister of Justice is on trial we can't send another one there just yet. Best I can do is striking

Pavel is fistfighting a cop in the background

Luke : The vibes coming from these pigeons are rancid. We should go

[coach-ukai-keishin]

I'm sorry but.. but I've been reading this BOOK, you see, and-.. 🤧 there's this.. there's this TWINK I need to tell people about 👁️🫦👁️

[scooby-doo-exploration]

FROM : a-french-gentleman - MONT SAINT MICHEL, Normandy - Brittany, France

[vintage-tigre]

[letsstudieren]

On a fini Arsène Lupin Gentleman Cambrioleur avec @romansfeuilletons! (merci bcp pour les e-mails!)

Et j'ai a-do-ré!

Dès le premier chapitre, c'était fascinant ne pas savoir où ou quand Arsène apparaîtrait. Parfois il était évident, mais cela ne diminuait jamais l'émotion de la révélation.

L'homme est tellement captivant. Carrément intelligent, mais il possède aussi un sens de l'humeur génial. Sa sûreté en tout moment était toujours une de mes choses préférées à lui. Ainsi que la facon dont il s'associe avec ses adversaires. Le fait qu'ils tous le respectent en tant que professionel et presque génie, me semble splendide.

Malgré qu'il est un voleur, et par conséquence quelqu'un dont le parole on ne pourraît avoir confiance, personne ne doute qu'il tiendra à la sienne toujours, n'importe quoi. Je trouve époustouflant qu'il a pu renforcer sa légende a tel point.

Pour les autres personnages, il est un fantôme, il peut tout le faire, mais j'adore que nous les lecteurs pouvons apercevoir ses erreurs et ses petits moments de faiblaisse, sourtout avec un personnage en particulière que je n'attendais pas revoir dans ce livre. J'était tellement ravie de la revoir.

Bref, c'est un chef d'oeuvre, et dans ma liste pour acheter une copie papier parce que j'aimerais bien le relire un jour.

Et maintenant, je peux regarder Lupin 0w0

[gentlemaxe]

enjoying the last rays of sunshine at the sea.

[tf2fansderogatory]

ummm trans spy headcanons soz but do you think he ever gets dysphoric about his hands. like theyre the one part of him that transition never changed, pretty much everything about him is already done with but his hands r still so dainty and feminine and do u think he ever feels bad abt it

I don't think Spy is the kind of guy to necessarily be opposed to feeling "dainty". He's not Scout. Women love me for my small delicate hands and I'm sure they love him for it too. He only cares that it's harder to stretch the octaves while playing the piano

[renaissanceman5073]

I am a traditional man who enjoys traditional people, art, literature, style, music, religion and fine dining. I love dogs, a lot. Tinkering, writing and building things makes me happy. You'll find posts and reposts that reflect my very boring, sometimes exciting nature, and a general attraction to the eclectic.