#bram my beloved

[iovetecchou]

BRAM HAS HIS BODY BACK WE FUCKING WON

[anidealistatbestburntoutatworst]

no better way to ring in pride month then w/ the gay icon that is bram themselves

[diagonal-queen]

OMG YOU GUYS im about to hear bram's dub voice for the first time!! y'all already know how it went with mykola and sigma...will update with my thoughts in a minute. im so excitedddddd~~

[panthermouthh]

“It is more dangerous than you think in this country.”

[frenchonionsoop]

so chapter 113 huh

[lady-dulcinea]

There are so many great character details crammed into this one letter, but I feel like this is what gets me thinking the most no matter how many times I read it. Mina actively chose to write ‘lady journalists’ when just ‘journalists’ would serve the exact same purpose. She knows of other working women like herself, and has paid attention to them enough to copy their methods when doing something as simple as a personal journal. It’s a subtle but effective way to show that not only she acknowledges women that are probably career oriented - and does not phrase it in any way that implies derision or disapproval - but also admires them enough to find inspiration in the work they do.

[kindlythevoid]

May 11th, Letter from Miss Lucy Westenra to Miss Mina Murray

Dracula by Bram Stoker // @fairycosmos // Pinterest // Us Against You by Fredrik Backman // Daniel F. Gerhartz // To My School Friends by Nivya // Old Friends by Ben Rector // Pinterest // Dracula by Bram Stoker // butterflies rising // Passion by Francisco Soria Aedo // Strawberry Blond by Mitski // Paul and Virginia by Alessandro Puttinati // Pinterest // Dracula by Bram Stoker

Jonathan Harker's Insta Begins Here, Mina's Interlude (prev), Next Insta Post

[aliceig]

Asagiri pls pls pretty pls let fukuzawa be okay bc my daughter aya deserves to have a father pls pls pls

[lil-vibes]

graduated with honors with a degree in cunthology

[shibusawaz]

bram is THE funniest fucking character. literally he

• is a fucking torso on a stick (shish kebab)

• ascended to space because of ipod music

• is currently being carried on the back of a 10 year old girl like a backpack

• is really sleepy

• pogo stick shaped

• is a vampire

• is on the run from a vampire

• cannot run

[lettuceeeee]

Manga Spoilers warning!

Bsd manga translator's notes are giving me life

[soratsuart]

Bungo Stray Dogs is for real amazing because they truly convinced me in less than a chapter that half a vampire stuck to a sword that is as much of an edgelord as you could guess but also only wants to sleep and listen to music, and the 10 year old who has speedran loosing all respect to the aforementioned vampire she proceeded to steal are, somehow, one of the most wholesome dynamics I've ever seen and I find that incredibly funny

[crispycreambacon]

I FINALLY FINISHED DRACULA 🥳

Dracula is definitely deserving of its status as a gothic horror classic! It's a solid 8.5 or 9/10.

I will admit, as much as I adore the rambling style of these characters, it can be a bit of a slog to get through at times. I would've like them to be more concise, but other than that, Stoker is excellent at setting the atmosphere of a scene with his deliciously descriptive visual imagery.

He also has a knack for getting you to care about the characters and their relationships with each other. Whenever they share intimate moments with each other, you can't help but coo, and whenever they're in grave danger, you can't help but fear for them. When the actual horror hits, Stoker doesn't hold back in showing its terror, so once it's over, you can only gawk at what had just overcome the scene.

I'm so glad to have read it and have my heart torn apart, renewed and torn apart again. It's not a book I can exactly recommend if you're just picking back up the habit of reading, but with its unique language indicative of its time, it's certainly a fun challenge, and regardless, it will be a blast to read through.

[biwonderland98]

🩸for the ask game

🩸BLOOD: What is your favourite Dracula adaptation?

So, out and out, re: Dracula. Love that bitch. No bullshit, just an exact adaptation of the novel with some phenomenal voice acting, sound design and music (Bite and Inside You my beloveds. Banging tunes)

That being said, my first Dracula, before I even read the novel, was the 92 Coppola Dracula and it has such a place in my heart. Watching it without having read the novel was kind of ideal because I didn't know how much it just. Was not faithful to the book at all. Still, excellent casting, beautiful film, total bi awakening.

[reckless-rider]

WHERE IS RANPO???? AND YOSANO??? AND KYOUKA???

[cut-out-paper-stars]

After all; you, yourself, are already a curse.

Bonus Aya downstairs!