#edgar allan poe's murder mystery dinner party

[booigi-boi]

Redraw of one of my first Shipwrecked drawings 🔪🤎

Spooky season is Poe Party season

[apothesized-moth]

Been going INSANE over Poe Party recently, so I HAD to draw this guy. I love this fucking guy urhg. He makes me feel ill.

[heatherfield]

@giftober 2024 | Day 20: crowded

You're going to have a trove of celebrated authors down here soon if we don't nab the culprit.

Edgar Allan Poe’s Murder Mystery Dinner Party  [x]

[escapeaddict]

[enjamin-the-benitor]

You want me to have SOUP??? The thing that KILLED Eduardo Dantes?????

[sir-se]

I've been meaning to draw something for Poe Party show since I watched it because it has gripped me and will never leave my brain

especially mother lenore for no specific reason

[sillyh0uette]

HemingWells for the soul

[anklemusic]

The real crime about Mary Shelley being murdered so early in Poe Party is that we never got to hear the rest of the awesome eulogies she had definitely already written and memorized for everyone at the party ahead of time (just in case).

[lovelautski]

rip edgar allan poe you would’ve loved edgar allan poe’s murder mystery dinner party

[thesarahshay]

My hand slipped and I made a timeline of the real lives of all the Poe Party attendees. Just, y'know. For fun.

Interesting notes (spoilers ahoy): - The timeline is SO close to being exactly 200 years: Jane Austen was born December 16 1775, and Agatha Christie died January 12 1976. - The closest two in both life and death dates were Emily Dickinson and Louisa May Alcott: they both lived to the age of 55, and their lives were only offset by two years. - Neither of the two most long-lived attendees, H.G. Wells (died at 79) and Agatha Christie (died at 86), survived the evening. - Hemingway was the last to be born, but Christie was the last to die. - Christie outlived everyone, both in terms of age and death date, but she had the least screen time. - Austen was the first born, and in the show she was the first to die. - Charlotte Bronte was the shortest lived at just 38, followed by Poe (40) and Austen (41). - Fun fact: Mary Shelley is definitely haunted, she kept moving around and loading incorrectly for no reason and I ended up having to retake the screenshot three times.

I put this together out of curiosity, because my roommate and I were musing about the disparate lifetimes of the authors, and figured I might as well share it. If you feel like this is Anne Bronte and Ralph Waldo Emerson erasure, you can make your own!

[katvantassel]

Honestly it checks out so much that hg wells was the og shipwrecked cinamonroll. I don't think I've ever seen someone watch poe party for the first time and walk away and have a normal attachment/thoughts about him. U just gotta love that man

[booigi-boi]

It's official Poe Party season 🔪 Have Poe and Hemingway

Hemingway giving Poe some bad romance advice probably

[fallinginaforrest]

I've been thinking about Edgar and Annabel for THREE HOURS

Years ago, when I first saw that shot of Edgar carrying Annabel through the house, just know my brain chemistry was changed forever. Shipwrecked comedy: Breaking hearts since 2013 <3

[heatherfield]

@giftober 2024 | Day 9: numbers

You disappear while two people are murdered, and then reappear with instruments of death?

Edgar Allan Poe’s Murder Mystery Dinner Party, Ch. 5 “The Oval Portrait” [x]

[shipwreckedcomedy]

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[enjamin-the-benitor]

The Shipwrecked fandom doesn’t talk about the line “We murdered Jane Austen with great pride and extreme prejudice *high five*” enough.

like the amount of cunt served

Charlotte and Anne Brontë the women that you are <3