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headedfawn · 9 months ago
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what’s done is done
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itwasntaphase · 6 months ago
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People want a goth girlfriend until the goth girlfriend wants to do goth girlfriend shit and has goth girlfriend interests.
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decayingbooksandrainfall · 8 months ago
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Felt bored here's a list of my kins
Cryptid kin
Liminal kin
Demon kin
Unholy kin
Deer kin
Alien kin
Corpse kin
Sheep kin
Ghost kin
Haunted kin
Cursed kin
Fallen angel kin
Doll kin
Werewolf kin
Wolf kin
Horror kin
Thank you for looking yes I'm insane <3
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headedfawns · 4 months ago
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find me on instagram
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2manyburiedtales · 10 months ago
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A “get to know me” kind of post, accept it’s a version of myself that I made up in my own head
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wednesdaysfullofwoe · 4 months ago
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bebs-art-gallery · 1 month ago
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Judith Beheading Holofernes
— by Artemisia Gentileschi
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bidiotka · 8 months ago
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being a full-time kendrick fan and drake hater who also happens to be on tumblr is FINALLY paying off. everyone wants to fuck me because I don’t have to google the 2013 BET awards, “who is aubrey” or what role Ozempic plays in their feud. I have been training for this for 10 years
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littlerabbitpng · 8 months ago
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The reason for this connection is because I am currently pursuing a degree in secular studies, and one of my courses this semester is 'Religion and Popular Culture.'
Our current unit is focusing on the religious iconography present in the horror genre; to get us started we were assigned a very interesting article written by Bryan Stone at the Boston University School of Theology. It's called "The Sanctification of Fear: Images of the Religious in Horror Films." Here is a link to the full article online.
On page 8, under the sub-heading "Supernatural Horror", there is a whole page dedicated to exploring the evolution and presence of vampires in the horror genre. Specifically in relation to religion.
Stone quotes Linda Badley here, describing 1980s horror as "a spectacle, offering not mere transcendence of the body but transcendence through the body.” Stone later goes on to say that vampires "not only sucks from us our blood (and thereby our very “life force”), but willfully embraces evil, inverts normative patterns of valuation, and violates established institutions of family, religion, science, and law" (Stone, 9).
Stone then goes on to provide specific examples for how vampires counteract the societal norms we've come to expect in modern society. Reading through these examples, I formed a strong connection to Hannibal Lecter - specifically his portrayal in the NBC show.
If you have the time to skim this portion of the article, I highly suggest it! Especially if you are fan of Hannibal and vampirism. You might see the same connections I do.
Hannibal is essentially a contemporary vampire; but without the overt physical manifestation of a separation from humanity
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rounni · 1 day ago
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By: 𝑫𝒎𝒊𝒕𝒓𝒚 𝑲𝒉𝒓𝒂𝒎𝒕𝒔𝒐𝒗
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draculaswidow · 5 months ago
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"Even in the grave, all is not lost"
- Edgar Allan Poe
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headedfawn · 9 months ago
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itwasntaphase · 6 months ago
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A vampire digital scrap book background I made
((Theme idea thanks to @graveyardmoons ))
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astrum99 · 9 months ago
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this is their dynamic to me
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headedfawns · 6 months ago
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never let the light turn on you, for you are not lost my friend, and deserve the light as if you were a seedling searching for it.
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laceandlament · 7 days ago
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. "The rest is silence."
(Act V, Scene II) Hamlet
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