#elliot collins

[atinycelery]

I felt the urge to ss this for Mr. 'Cat' Alph Hingley 😺🤍

[romancemedia]

SAFT Volume 13 - Shall is being a jealous boyfriend because Elliot is sitting next to Anne!

[sweetchcolate]

I love this last line by Keith because he's projecting his own feelings on the situation: he believes him leaving caused the Paige workshop to decline, and the guilt associated made him think that the others wouldn't care for him anymore.

By extrapolation, this makes him also think (wrongly) that the Paige artisans don't care for Anne because she's an 'outsider', someone who was brought in only to fix the workshop and be free to go on her merry way afterwards.

And it couldn't be farther from the case. They're all frustrated by their lack of power and control over the situation: if they could, they'd already have tried to save her and Shall.

Right now, the only thing they can do is keep up the sugar crafting so that Anne won't feel guilty or disappointed her abduction set them back.

Once again, Elliot is a master of hiding his true feelings and appearing casual, but Keith saying they didn't care for Anne was the straw that broke the camel's back. His voice actor does an amazing job, switching from casual to angry back to jovial.

I also love how Elliot also takes the time to address Keith's hidden issue (the one about feeling like a traitor for leaving them) and set things straight.

[maruren]

I know that you all would like to see them LIKE THIS more often.

[ask-crystal-candy]

Happy Birthday to Elliot Collins!

[ayesah2000]

Sugar Apple Fairy Tale LIGHT NOVELS

Hello beautiful people! I'm wondering if anyone can procure me with the digital copies of the light novel raws of Sugar Apple Fairy Tale? Translations for the series seem to have been dying out a bit recently (unless anyone can point me out an active translator out there, that'd be fantastic!), and I'm having a hard time finding the raws online. Thanks!

Lots of love,

Ayesah

[sinclair-scrambles]

YOUSE

Light novel readers, I got a question:

Is Elliot [Collins] this useless???

Savior of women my ass, your idea of comforting Bridget-- your fianceé --is by making her drunk

Savior of women my ass! You could've find a way of helping Keith, Cat, and Shall find proof that Sammy switched Anne's sugar and make him confess or whatever-- which is what they wanted you to do!!!

But you didn't.

Shall had to sacrifice himself so Bridget can get her mouth moving about Anne's sugar! And that's fine by you?!!

Your fianceé has more plot relevance than you! Ayo?? I know you're lazy but just telling Anne that Shall gave his wing to Bridget is not doing much! You could've been taken out of the scene and Anne would realised that!

"Oh my, this is not the place for a girl to sit. You'll ruin your dress."

Assuming this is in fantasy western Europe and planned obsolescence isn't a thing, fuck you, dude! That dress can handle a lot more than it looks! I'd like to see you travel in the wilderness and clean your own clothes yourself!

"I was a fool, I'm in no place to worry about you"

Keith, no, she's not okay. My guy turn around. She fell on her knees. SHE IS NOT OKAY

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Elliot Collins

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Series : Sugar Apple Fairy Tale (Episodes 1-12)

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[70sgroovy]

joni mitchell, cass elliot, and judy collins at the big sur folk festival, 1968

[meadow-dusk]

before International Women's Day was over I wanted to put together a little tribute to my favorite women in music. These ladies' voices have shaped my life and helped me discover the sound of my own!

Cass Elliot | Dusty Springfield | Grace Slick |Janis Joplin | Joni Mitchell | Judith Durham | Judy Collins | Julie Andrews | Karen Carpenter | Mary Hopkin | Petula Clark | Ronnie Spector

[jomiddlemarch]

Five Times Aristocrats Shared a Bed and One Time They Didn’t*

(*where “they” have delusions of grandeur)

1.

“If it is your preference, I shall give you your privacy and I will seek your permission before entering your chamber,” Fitzwilliam said stiffly, reminding Elizabeth so much of the aloof stranger she’d first seen at a Meryton dance that she could not keep from laughing.

“Madam?” he asked, taken aback.

She had learnt him well enough to wait to speak until she’d laid her hand upon his chest, where he could not fail to see his ring upon her finger.

“I’ve never slept alone in my life and I shouldn’t like to start now,” she said. “I warn you and Jane will confirm it, my feet get cold but I despise bed-socks.”

“It will be my pleasure to keep you warm, Elizabeth,” he said.

2.

“I’ve made sure your suite was entirely redecorated, all in the loveliest shades of green and indigo, and I spoke with your housekeeper, to ensure your mattress here is just as you like it,” Emma said.

George raised an eyebrow in inquiry. It was quite the most devilish expression and she wished she were capable of matching it.

“You have already undertaken so much, leaving Donwell Abbey and coming to live at Hartfield, you deserved to have a place of your own, a retreat when you cannot bear another second of Papa’s exhortations about the risk of cold lettuce on a young man’s chest or my silly prattling,” she explained.

“Mrs. Knightley, what I cannot bear is to be apart from you at night,” he said, moving closer as he spoke. “To wake without you in my arms.”

“Well, you needn’t,” she said, while she could. 

She was not sorry when she couldn’t. Not one bit.

3.

“If you’d like, my dear, I’ll sleep in my dressing room,” Charles said. “I know aristocrats don’t share a bed. My parents did but of course, Father was in trade, for all that Caroline wants to pretend we’re the obscure cadet branch of some viscount from the North. I asked Darcy and he turned rather puce but he did say it was so—”

“We’re not aristocrats, Charles,” Jane replied.

“You’re a gentleman’s daughter, Jane, a lady to the very tips of your toes,” Charles replied.

“Whoever the Bingleys are, we’re only Charles and Jane here,” she said. “And whatever you consider the tips of my toes, I’m your wife first and last.”

“You’ll send me to my dressing room if I snore, though. You must promise me that, you’re too good a creature to complain about anything but I shan’t have you exhausted,” Charles said.

“If you snore, I promise, I’ll wake you,” Jane said.

She’d learnt quite quickly how her husband took his tea and how to lie to him.

4.

“When we choose an estate, I’ll make sure there’s a separate chamber for you, sweetheart,” Frederick said softly. “You’ll want that after being crammed into this crowded little cabin—”

“It’s snug,” Anne said, turning slightly so she might see his dear face better. The moonlight from the porthole took him from the epitome of a British sea-captain and changed him into a figure of romance or myth, a god all silver and shadow. “I shouldn’t like anything better than this, this perfect refuge that’s ours alone and the sound of the waves.”

“We’ll choose a place by the sea,” he said. “A house with a view, plenty of space, light and airy.”

“But I don’t care to sleep apart, no matter had bad Ton it is,” she said. “We were apart long enough.”

5.

“Don’t say we must be stuffy aristocrats about it and sleep in separate rooms and you’re to knock at my door and wait there in a banyan and slippers for me to bid you enter,” Marianne said in a rush, exhilarated by the fresh air, the vista before them, Colonel Brandon’s arm around her waist. He did not yet believe she was steady on her feet after her illness and she could not convince him otherwise, had she been inclined to try. “There is nothing romantic about that, nothing ravishing—”

“There will be ravishing, my dear,” he replied. “In one room, one bed, if that’s what you want.”

“I quite fancy the contrast, how splendidly massive Delaford is and then to imagine the two of us tucked away, almost in a garret,” she said dreamily.

“I draw the line at a garret,” he said. “And I do wear a banyan and slippers when it’s chilly.”

6.

“Some would say we’ve pretentions beyond our station, Mrs. Collins, yes, some would say that very thing, but for someone, if you will, attached to a lady as elevated as Lady Catherine de Bourgh, for a clergyman with refined taste and a sense of elegant delicacy derived from a close association with an aristocrat like her Ladyship, well, it hardly seems the argument that we’re aping our betters should be given the least credence,” Mr. Collins declared, speaking much as he would giving one of his sermons. Anything to do with Lady Catherine called for that tone of voice, a fact Charlotte had gleaned after three days in the vicarage.

“As you say, Mr. Collins,” Charlotte replied.

“It’s a squeeze, I’m quite aware of that, but I had the box room fitted out and the alcove in the larger room can serve as a dressing room, if it comes to it,” he said.

“I’ve no complaints, sir,” Charlotte replied. 

Indeed, her husband’s announcement that they would have separate sleeping chambers had made her nearly as happy as his offer to wed and might very well be her salvation.

Posted late for Janeuary 2025 @janeuary-month Day 21, prompt: aristocracy

[romancemedia]

Sugar Apple Fairy Tale - Title Card Endings

[sweetchcolate]

The way this dude is somehow both teasing Anne and testing her after she's shown countless times that her pride as a sugar artisan is what defines her, is the one thing she will not compromise on...

Did he do this on purpose? To rile her up so she'll say what she truly thinks, without feeling shy or reserved in front of the church representative?

Bruh

[maruren]

You guys loved Cat's adequately frenetic reaction to what's going on at Hollyleaf Castle. Since we have a sneak-peek for the next episode, I'm wondering if Cat will come before or after what happens to Orlando (this is not a spoiler, look closely).

A small update to prevision post, if the Cat comes after "this".

( C-Cat, E-Elliot, S-Shall, A-Anne)

C: Elliot, what is this? *points to Orlando on the bed)

E: A-a-a-aggressive warrior fairy.

C: And the viscount did nothing?

E: So...

C: Why didn't you tell him?!

E: The workshop is in decline. This may be the only chance for us to stay afloat. And we already have too many problems.

C: Hugh is a bastard, for sure. But at least he can bring the knights here.

E: We have Shall.

C: Excellent, Shall will protect Anne. Who will protect me and the others? I am a confectioner, not a warrior. Are you suggesting that I defend myself with a kitchen knife?

S: Another fairy uses threads as a weapon. Even a sword will be useless in the inexperienced hands.

C: Fabulous. I'm going to write a letter to the viscount. I hope he can do something before we all get killed here.

E/A: Cat, no!

C: What do you mean "no"? "No" is not an option!

Sorry, I don't even have the energy to sketch this conversation. But I hope you find it amusing.

[ask-crystal-candy]

Trick or treat or pipe bomb!

Mod Robin: Yes :3

[opheliashes]

All the Love I Gave to You is Yours to Keep

Francesca, Hozier // Catching Fire, Suzanne Collins // My Love Mine All Mine, Mitski // Persuasion, Jane Austen // All My Love, Noah Kahan