#felicity montagu

[happygirl2oo2]

Always remember the three G's of the Montague siblings:

[background fanart credit to @brittlestarry, idea inspired by this]

[bonobochick]

I enjoyed S2 of Beyond Paradise even more than I did S1. The writers seemed to have a better handle on the show in its sophomore season regarding stories and character directions / development. 🧑🏻‍💻 🎞️

Looking forward to S3 in 2025.

[greatwritenorth]

Mackenzi Lee's Montague Siblings Series A Gentleman's Guide To Vice and Virtue A Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy A Nobleman's Guide to Scandal and Shipwrecks

Exclusively on The Great Write North

[helmstone]

Beyond Paradise series 3 starts filming

Beyond Paradise series 3 starts filming

Beyond Paradise series 3 has started filming, and the BBC revealed a few details in the associated press release. The regular cast are all present and correct, along with a returning complication from series 1. I found series 2 a big step-up — hopefully the standard will continue. The third series will see the return of Kris Marshall as DI Humphrey Goodman, Sally Bretton as Martha Lloyd, Zahra…

[mikesfilmtalk]

Beyond Paradise Surpasses Death in Paradise

Five episodes into Beyond Paradise season 2 shows a series that clearly surpasses the original; Death in Paradise. It is not surprising. Kris Marshall was popular in the long running series set in the Caribbean. His decision to leave the sandy shores of Saint Marie ultimately lead to this spin-off. Set on the southwest coast of England the show features more country folk than islanders. Although…

[kwebtv]

Richard Griffiths, Robin Kermode,  Derrick Goodwin, Felicity Montagu, Benjamin Whitrow and Peggy Aitchison in "Ffizz"

[movienized-com]

Beyond Paradise

Beyond Paradise (Serie 2023) #KrisMarshall #SallyBretton #ZahraAhmadi #FelicityMontagu #DylanLlewellyn #JamieBamber Mehr auf:

Serie Jahr: 2023- Genre: Krimi / Drama / Mystery Hauptrollen: Kris Marshall, Sally Bretton, Zahra Ahmadi, Felicity Montagu, Dylan Llewellyn, Jamie Bamber, Barbara Flynn, Jade Harrison, Montserrat Lombard, Ella Kenion, Chris Jenks, Jade Willis, Dan Ball … Serienbeschreibung: Humphrey Goodman übernimmt seinen Dienst in Devon. Doch mit einer hohen Kriminalitätsrate könnten die Dinge turbulenter…

[constantly-chaotic-and-confused]

Ah yes the three scandalous afflictions: gay, woman and anxious.

[oh-my-wolfstar]

So I just read a gentleman’s guide device and virtue by McKenzie, and it was amazing, hilarious and full of adventure, but throughout the whole thing I got a very Wolfstar vibe from the main couple. Like, a privileged boy from an abusive aristocratic family, who is impulsive, selfish, stubborn, arrogant, but lovable same. He has a strange relationship with a sibling and discovers that he is not his family . He is also desperately in love with his best friend he seems to keep mucking things up with. Said Best Friend is a boy who is physically different from everyone else also has a secret condition. He is faced with bias and comes from a less privileged standing and forces our main character to see the privileges he takes for granted. (we also also have a short main character in love with his taller best friend. )I don’t know, Did anyone else pick up on this? Am I crazy? (it is entirely possible that I read too much fanfiction)

[sillygoofyqueer]

I lurve a Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue and nobody could ever ever make me feel otherwise. It's just so perfect and beautiful and IT'S SUCH A SLOWBURN. I like how Monty isn't framed as a good, perfect protagonist. He's a dick, especially at the start. He's a scoundrel who's oblivious to the world around him and yes, he focuses on his problems more than anyone else's - at the start. BUT. As the story goes on, Lee makes this sort of gorgeous, unforced character development where Monty sees his issues, and starts trying to fix it! And other people see this as well - mainly Felicity, who thought he would forever be a dick (Percy always saw the potential for Monty, even when no one else did). AND IT GETS BETTER, because at the end of the book, although there is a clear, significant change in Monty's character - he still retains that little bit of arrogance. AND you know what, good for him!! This man has been through so much shit and can still laugh and joke about these things. He still has these moments where he worries over himself over others. The only exception is Percy. The moment he finds out this thing about Percy, he does everything in his power to think of a way to stop it - even if he doesn't ask Percy himself what he wants, he is still trying so so hard to keep Percy by his side (in his own unique way). Monty is a brilliant protagonist, and I will scream that from the rooftops until the end of time.

[moodyseal]

The more I think about the Montague siblings the more it seems to me that they're the unhealthy styles of attachment incarnate

[victor-v]

happy international asexuality day to neil josten and happy iad to katniss everdeen and happy iad to victor vale and happy iad to sherlock holmes and happy iad to felicity montague and happy iad to kaz brekker and happy iad to laurent of vere and happy iad to nancy whitman and happy iad to artemis and athena and hestia and happy iad to aziraphale

[helmstone]

Beyond Paradise series 2 — some thoughts

Beyond Paradise series 2 — some thoughts

Let me start with an empty statement — Beyond Paradise series 2 was “better” than series 1. As I’ve said elsewhere, that’s pretty meaningless and at best subjective. That all needs qualifying, so carry on reading and I’ll explain what I liked. Familiarity didn’t breed contempt We know the characters from series 1 (and Christmas), but as part of putting them another series of crimes and various…

[mikesfilmtalk]

Beyond Paradise: First Fostering and a Ghost

Beyond Paradise is opens at the run up to Christmas. Humphrey and Martha are experiencing their first “Christmas” fostering assignment. A ghost makes an unwelcome appearance and DI Goodman has to figure things out. This is a splendid season intro. Ghosts and Christmas have been tradition since Dickens. Trust Beyond Paradise to keep things traditional. This spin off of Death in Paradise is still…

[ackari]

“I do not need reasons to exist. I do not need to justify the space I take up in this world.”

Felicity!! she’s so cool

[red-whine-supernova]

Ngl, to me, Benedict and Eloise Bridgerton are just Henry Monty and Felicity Montague from the Gentlemans guide series in another font (in terms of their respective personalites, not relationship)

I would honestly love if Eloise had a character arc similar to Felicity, given the current direction of her lackluster proto-feminism