#amymarch

[lunasbookshelf4]

"Jo loved Laurie! they were meant to be!"

As much as I loved Laurie and Jo's dynamic, Jo never loved Laurie romantically, it's even clearer in the books. She did have an intense amount of love for him, but it was strictly platonical.

After Jo rejected Laurie and he was off abroad, she had a conversation with her mother where she stated that she didn't love him as she should but just wanted to be loved by him.

Jo only wanted to be loved by Laurie because of how lonely she felt, especially after the loss of Beth.

[zeroandvoid]

💓 Amy March moodboard 💓

[iloveb1ur]

Little Women is so much more than just "a little girls book"

Little women is so often discredited by many as just "a little girls book" but in my opinion it is so much more than that. there is so much beauty in this book and it explores complex issues such as female relationships, the nostalgia of childhood and how marriage has often been about any but love.

we can relate to the march sisters in so many different ways and that is the beauty of Little Women.

this week on The Confession Club podcast we talk all things little women and its messages, link above!!

[joandfriedrich]

Laurie and Adaptive Attractiveness (Where is The Brown Skinned Laurie)

In Little Women, Louisa May Alcott wrote that Laurie has "curly black hair, black eyes and brown skin", but Laurie has never been played by a brown-skinned actor. In this episode you will also learn about Laurie's relationship with his grandfather and the loss of his parents. How Hollywood has actively erased major parts of Laurie's personality, such as his vanity and temper, things that also play major roles in his character arc, and why he moves on from Jo to Amy. Once again, this is something that is completely erased from Little Women films between 1933 and 2019.

[adoresholland]

Amy March scene in little women💕

[amayaarellano]

I believe we have some power over who we love. It isn't something that just happens to a person.

Amy March ~ Little Women

[peter-pan-demonium]

haha, love it.

The AU I didn’t know I needed…

Bonus:

[alilyamongroses]

Hey im sorry i hope its ok i tahhed u in my post. If not i can delete. Once i tagged a non-moot in a post and they got really really angry with me so just wnat to apologise in advance

It’s totally fine!

[joandfriedrich]

Greta Gerwig is a descendant of German immigrants and makes racist comments on Germans

[thecatsaesthetics]

I’m sorry this all happened to you, the tiktok is terrible

Don’t be. It’s honestly so funny.

Apparently they think @amymarched is my side blog and not my historical/cleopatra bestie.

[liliannasprereadmediathek]

[image description] Two images next to each other. On the left the characters Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy being read to by their mother Marmie in a Christmas setting. On the right, Jo, Beth, Meg and Amy gathered around their mother Marmie all looking into different directions.

One question listeners: are you a Jo, Amy, Beth, or Meg? This episode, we’re discussing characters in the 1994 and 2019 versions of Little Women, and diving deep into subtextual readings and fan interpretations.

We’ll discuss disability, autistic, and queer readings, and try to answer our question: is Little Women a ‘story for every generation’, and why is it so popular?

To listen, just head to the link in our bio, or find us wherever you find podcasts 🎧 

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[falling autumn leaves emoji; leaf emoji; stack of books emoji; Christmas tree emoji; falling green leaves emoji; tree emoji; snowflake emoji; snowman emoji; scroll emoji; handwriting emoji; feather emoji]

📝 Shownotes: 📝

📼 Preread text (Rowan Ellis, https://youtu.be/SMFll3aIbmo)

Primary Sources:

📚 “Little Women” (1868, 1869) by Louisa May Alcott

🎞️ “Little Women” (1933) (dir. George Cukor, 📜 Sarah Y. Mason and Victor Heerman)

🎞️ “Little Women” (1949) (dir. Mervyn LeRoy, 📜 Andrew Solt, Sarah Y. Mason, Victor Heerman)

🎞️ “Little Women” (1994) (dir. Gillian Armstrong, 📜 Robin Swicord)

🎞️ “Little Women” (2019) (dir. + 📜 Greta Gerwig) (https://variety.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/little-women-by-greta-gerwig.pdf)

📺 “Little Women” (2017) (dir. Vanessa Caswill,  📜 Heidi Thomas) (Masterpiece: PBS)

Secondary Sources:

📰 “Life Magazine: Little Women: A Story for Every Generation” (Meredith Corp., 2020)

📜 ‘Everything depend[s] on the fashion of narration’: Women Writing Women Writers in Short Stories of the Fin-de-Siècle (Bryony Randall) 📜 “The New ‘Little Women’ Makes Space For Jo’s Queerness” (Shannon Keating) (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/shannonkeating/little-women-greta-gerwig-saoirse-ronan-jo-march-queer) 📜 “The New Little Women Basically Proves Jo March is Queer” (Michelle Hyun Kim) (https://www.them.us/story/little-women-greta-gerwig-jo-march-queer) 📜 Amatonormativity (https://medium.com/the-science-scholar/opinion-amatonormativity-the-damaging-pedestal-of-romantic-love-d70cc0585b0f) 📜 “The Real Reason Hairspray Was Banned On The Little Women Set” (Avery Stone) (https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2019/12/9114384/little-women-movie-hair-makeup-interview) 📼 “Little Women: Laurie & Jo” (https://youtu.be/osdVRusNGgg) 🎞️ “Divergent” (2014) (dir. Neil Burger, 📜 Evan Daugherty, Vanessa Taylor) 📼 “Greta Gerwig, Representation, and the Universal Girl” (https://youtu.be/0p-cBSqIDbQ) 📼 “Why Neurodivergent People Relate to Jo March” (https://youtu.be/x-j5XK1wpyo)

📱Social Media Handles📱:

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🎹 Intro Music 🎹: "Wall" by Jahzaar, licenced under Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)  

🎹 Outro Music 🎹: “Waterbeat” by DJ Lengua, licenced under Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)

🎹 Transition Music 🎹:

“Pencil” by zakkolar - Pixabay “Fireplace Fire Crackling - Loop” by SoundsForYou - Pixabay “Sleigh Bells fast” by jcdecha - Pixabay “Tambourine christmas sound effect 25” by beetpro - Pixabay “Footsteps in the snow, шаги в парке,” by SSPsurvival - Pixabay

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[iloveb1ur]

the three march girls ( jo, amy and meg ) who survive into adulthood represent three different pathways women could take at the time.

marry for love and a traditional family (meg)

marry for security (amy)

marry to not be alone (jo)

all three girls have distinctive personalities and are different and this wide representation of women is so rare in a world where women seemingly can only be one dimensional, thats what makes little women so good.

all the girls are flawed but realistic and relatable.

we discuss this and more on the confession club, link above!!

[joandfriedrich]

Love and Sex In Little Women

It might come as a surprise to some people but there are actually quite a few sex scenes in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women. In this episode, we shall dive into 19th-century courtship and how Alcott writes about courtship etiquette. Laurie is based on Alcott's ex and Friedrich to a man she wanted to marry. Little Women, after all, is wish fulfillment.

[calamitoustide]

Little women mention RAAAAAH

I haven't rewatched it in so long but I need to I really really do here's a beth and amy edit i saw earlier just for you <3

[amayaarellano]

I have loved you ever since I have known you Jo. I couldn't help it. And I tried to show you and you wouldn't let me which is fine but I must make you hear now. Give me an answer because I cannot go on like this any longer. I gave up billiards, I gave up everything you didn't like. I'm happy I did. It's fine and I waited and I never complained because I- you know I figured you'd love me Jo.

Theodore Laurence ~ Little Women