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Vera Palm
Frankenfurter Kruez, 2023
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Carmy doesn't deserve to be left and Sydney doesn't deserve to leave
None of the relationship between the two of them is about what one or the other deserves.
Fundamentally they have never interacted in a way that could be that transactional.
Thinking about this in terms of what Carmy or Syd deserves is such a flattening of both of their characters.
No one (mostly) deserves to have bad things happen to them, and despite all his many many bad coping mechanisms and lash-outs Carmy doesn't deserve to be abandoned again.
He will not recover if Syd leaves him. Do you think he's going to treat anyone better by her deepening his most fundamental trauma wound?
There is whether he realizes it or not a part of Carmy that thinks Syd was sent by Michael to carry out what he could not.
In a more immediate sense he believes this about Claire. I know her character is forced and awkward, but there is an element of realism to the way that Carmy had to regress back into past versions of himself in that environment.
Carm tells Sydney his sister doesn't think he's a genius, but more than that none of his family see him for who he was in New York or Napa or Cophenhagen. They understand he is extremely talented but that doesn't cancel out the fact that they also knew him as a snot-nosed kid.
Carmy feels like he has to complete something by dating Claire. Mikey forced him to come back to Chicago be a part of the restaurant he never wanted Carm to be a part of, but if he has to be here he might as well be with the girl Michael wanted him to be with. Fundamentally Mikey just wanted Carm to be happy fulfilled and safe but Carm doesn't understand Claire was just the stand in for that.
ANYWAYS back to Sydney, Sydney represents the evolved version of that idea. It has always felt like this subtext that Carmy wishes she could have met Mikey and some part of him feels incomplete because of that, but I think he also wants to believe Mikey sent Sydney, not to save him because she is not his babysitter, but like I said to carry out what Mikey couldn't. A true partner in all senses of the word, and I think Richie eventually warming up to Syd is in a way Mikey approving of her by proxy.
Back to the point I was making 5 paragraphs ago, Carmy will not get better or be encouraged to get better if one of the people he is the most emotionally intimate with in his whole life leaves him.
Yes, Syd is fair to demand more out of Carmy and to require better treatment and boundaries and all of the things that would make it a healthy partnership. But that doesn't mean Carm deserves to be dealt a mortal emotional wound in the process. Yes this is a TV show and these people aren't real, but if we start treating life like a chess game like this...
Sydney does not actually need to leave in order for Carm to realize what he needs to realize. He already learned that lesson with Mikey, and by showing that Carm can learn that lesson before the relationship is fully beyond the point of repair (obviously because of death in Mikey's case) is the most profound growth the show could give him.
No he will not be all the way there, he has a lot of work he needs to do, but one of his biggest problems is the way he refuses to let anyone be excellent alongside him. The ultimate growth for him is realizing that greatness doesn't mean anything when you're alone. Jess echoes this when she says she's around great people when she's not at work.
So much of this show is about the way that ambitious and creative people fundamentally cannot survive when they are cut off from everyone else. Carmy is the antithesis of the tortured creative genius because at every point where he cuts everyone else off he fails. That's why I don't think the review can be a pan, because even with him cutting off Syd at every turn she is still the bones of that restaurant.
So Carm does not deserve to be dealt more emotional trauma. Syd deserves to be happy in whatever way that looks like.
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Mary de Bohun, Countess of Derby
Mary de Bohun was probably born around 22 December 1370 to Humphrey de Bohun and Joan Fitzalan, Earl and Countess of Hereford. As her father had no son, she and her elder sister, Eleanor, became the heiresses of his wealthy earldom. Eleanor married Thomas of Woodstock, the youngest son of Edward III, and according to Froissart, Woodstock intended Mary to enter a nunnery so he would inherit the entire earldom. This was not to be. In late 1380 or early 1381, Mary married John of Gaunt's son and heir, Henry Bolingbroke, the future Henry IV. The marriage appears to have happy as they shared similar interests and often spent time together. The story that Mary gave birth to a short-lived son in 1382, when she would have been only 11, is now believed to be a myth brought into being by a mistranslated text referring to her sister giving birth to a son. Mary's first child was the future Henry V, born 16 September 1386. Four more children soon followed: Thomas, Duke of Clarence (29 September 1387), John, Duke of Bedford (20 June 1389), Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester (3 October 1390) and Blanche, Electress Palatine (25 February 1392). Mary died either giving birth to her sixth and final child, Philippa, Queen of Norway, Denmark and Sweden, or from complications afterwards, on 1 July 1394, when she was only 23 years old. Mary was buried on 6 July 1394 in the Church of the Annunciation of Our Lady of the Newarke in Leicester. The church and her tomb was destroyed in the Reformation.
A little of her personality can be reconstructed. She was interested in music, playing the harp or cithara, and she bought a ruler to line parchment for musical notation, suggesting she may have also composed music.Such an interest was shared by both her husband and eldest son, one or both of whom were the 'Roy Henry' who composed two mass movements. She maintained a close contacts with other noblewomen, not only her mother and sister, but Constanza of Castile, Katherine Swynford and Margaret Bagot, suggesting that she may well have been more politically aware and involved than what is generally believed. She may have also continued the de Bohun of patronising manuscript illuminators. A number of illuminated manuscripts believed to belong to her or her sister are some of the most celebrated late medieval English manuscripts.
Mary never became Duchess of Lancaster, let alone Queen of England, but it was her family's badge of the swan that became associated with the Lancastrian kings, most famously borne by her eldest son, Henry V. One of Henry V's first acts as king was to order a copper effigy for her tomb, while in the charter of his Syon foundation, he required that the soul of "Mary … our most dear mother", among others, be prayed for in a daily divine service. Her third son, John, recorded her anniversary into his personal breviary, while her daughters may have each carried manuscripts belonging to her with them when they left England to be married. Despite the brevity of her life, Mary was remembered long after her death.
Sources: Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, MS Lat. 17294, Chris Given-Wilson, Henry IV (Yale University Press 2017), Ian Mortimer, The Fears of Henry IV (Vintage 2008), John Matusiak, Henry V (Routledge 2012), Calendar of the Patent Rolls: Henry IV. Vol. I. A. D. 1399-1401, Calendar of Close Rolls 1381-1385, Rebecca Holdorph, 'My Well-Beloved Companion': Men, Women, Marriage and Power in the Earldom and Duchy of Lancaster, 1265-1399, University of Southampton, PhD Thesis, Marina Vidas, The Cophenhagen Bohun Hours: Women, Representation and Reception in Fourteenth Century England (Museum Tusculanum Press 2019)
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Speaking of books, I've been having a book reading slump for a year I think..
Any recommendations? I'd love to hear them
I have also been in a large reading slump unfortunately but some of my favorites are:
Never Let Me go by Kazuo Ishiguro
Boy Parts by Eliza Clark
Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica
Any short story by Brandon Taylor ( haven't gotten to his novels yet)
Anything Nabokov
Ottessa Moshfegh particuarlly Eileen or My Year of Rest and Relaxation
Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay
Tove Ditlesven's Cophenhagen Trilogy
Anything by Zadie Smith
Anything by Sally Rooney
I read a lot of UK and Irish lit if you could tell
Touch of Jen by Beth Morgan
American Pyscho (unironically) by Bret Easton Ellis (it's disgusting and vile but also really funny. Patrick Bateman is so pathetic and cringy.)
I'm also currently reading a bunch of books. I have a bad habit of picking something up reading 20-45% and then putting it down for soemthing else. My goal is to finish my 3 big books this year:
A Clash of Kings by George R.R.Martin
The Secret History by Donna Tartt
The People in the Trees by Hanya Yanagihara (I'm like 200 pages in and it's more disturbing than A Little Life but also better than it entirely.)
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This year's "Crash" annual was disappointing; a bit of a mess. Poor structure and weak writing. The "Zzap!" one was much better.
Been sending sister AC some of my favourite plays (after rereading them). First "Proof", then "Cophenhagen", now "The Shape Of Things". "T/S/O/T" still packs an emotional punch.
"Doom Guy" is, hands down, the best videogame-related memoir I've ever read. Filled with fascinating insider detail.
If you're a holistic history buff, "Alexandria" is pure magic.
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Media: China's role in peace talks may signal major shift
China’s participation in the Saudia Arabia peace talks could signal a shift in Beijing’s allegiance, experts told journalists from Reuters.
Shen Dingli, an international relations scholar based in Shanghai, told Reuters that China needs to engage in international peace efforts because Russia is “bound to be defeated.”
The international talks, held in Jeddah Aug. 5-6, brought together 40 countries to discuss Ukraine’s path to peace. Although China refused to join a similar summit in Cophenhagen in June, Special Envoy for Eurasian Affairs Li Hui represented Beijing at the Jeddah talks.
Russia was not invited to participate.
The Financial Times reported that Ukrainian allies welcomed China’s move, viewing it as a shift away from Moscow’s interests and toward Kyiv’s.
An unnamed European official told the Financial Times that China “actively participated” in the forum and was “positive” about another meeting of its kind.
“Beijing will not want to be absent from other credible peace initiatives that are led by non-Western countries,” Yun Sun, director of the China program at the Stimson Center think tank in Washington, told Reuters.
Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told the news outlet Interfax-Ukraine that Hui’s attendance in Jeddah was “a historic victory.”
Ukraine may be winning ‘world’s first cyberwar’
For Ukraine’s main cybersecurity agency, Russia’s full-scale war began over a month before Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine from all directions – with a large cyber attack on Jan. 14, 2022. “It all started with an attack on state authorities, it was the largest attack in 17 years,” says Yurii Shch…
The Kyiv IndependentOleksiy Sorokin
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George Harrison in Copenhagen with Delaney and Bonnie, 1969 by Jan Persson, my edit of original via George’s twitter.
He’s playing the ‘61 Fender Stratocaster known as “Rocky”, originally in Sonic Blue (he and John had matching models!) that George repainted. “During ’67, everybody started painting everything,” Harrison says, “and I decided to paint it. I got some Day-Glo paint, which was quite a new invention in them days, and just sat up late one night and did it.” He also used some of Patti’s nail polish to paint the headstock! More here.
#george harrison#delaney and bonnie#the beatles#classic rock#rock and roll#fender#stratocaster#rocky#quote#fave#my edit#jan persson#cophenhagen
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Amazing artist Alex Damgaard Nielsen @damgaardart awesome Jesus sword globe body suit renaissance sculpture!
#alexdamgardnielsen#inked#losangeles#damgaardart#armtattoos#armtattoo#artwork#3d#sculptures#jesustattoo#jesus#sculpturetattoo#cophenhagen#photorealism#denmark#realism#blackandgreytattoo#ink#suits#bodysuit#blackandgrey#renaissance#suit#sculpture#italy#europe#back
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#denimtime #jeanswear #customizacao @juliannawilde Left or Right?💫💫 📸@despi_naka @cphfw . . . #cphfw #cophenhagen #fashionweek #trendalert #denimondenim #boots #whitetop #details #trendy #streetstyle #fashion #lifestyle #fashionstyle #fashionable #stylish #chic #inspiration #fashionista #fashionlover #fashiondetails #bestfashion #bestfashiontrends #fashioninspiration #bestfashionoutfit #beststreetvibes #ootd https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck-_LmMuDi8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Happy dolphin for Sarah 🌞 . Thank you for the great vibes and your trust 🙏 . Made with love @gaia_kbh 🔥 . . Berlin 17-25 November . Brussels 28 November - 4 December . . ✅[email protected] . . . #handjobtattoo #deluxe #cophenhagen #dolphin #tattoo (at Copenhagen) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWQDXEsML0L/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Kellermensch source: @theduchesssf
#gif#my gifs#my edits#my video#Copenhell#cophenhagen#denmark#danish#danish music#metal#metal festival#metal fest#wacken#live#live music#kellermensch#guitar#bass#drums#acoustic bass#piano#band
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