#jane jordan

[kilowogcore]

I ain't in favor of indoctrinatin' kids, but I ain't in favor of lyin' to 'em either, so if their inquisitive minds start to wonder why Daddy has ta' work all the time, I'm gonna tell 'em.

[eggsaladstain]

this show is sooooo unserious lmao

Source: My Lady Jane, Season 1 Episode 2

[ozu-teapot]

I Saw the TV Glow | Jane Schoenbrun | 2024

Loved that show...

Helena Howard, Lindsey Jordan, Emma Portner, Madaline Riley, Albert Birney

[chronophotographic-gun]

I Saw the TV Glow (2024)

[oh-dear-my]

Hello pdocats community Im almost done with tma have doodles

[cull3nblaze]

What if history were different?

My Lady Jane in a nutshell

[pisscentral]

this took way longer than i’d like to admit

[oddcorecunt]

BTS from Jane Schoenbrun's Facebook ✨💕

[twixnmix]

Andy Warhol with his boyfriend Jed Johnson and Warhol superstars Candy Darling, Corey Tippin, Jane Forth, and Donna Jordan in 1971.

Photos by Bill King

[touch-tone-crowley]

The corruption! I'm so sorry it's taken me so long to get another out for you guys life has been hectic but I love the corruption and couldn't put this off any longer:] hope you like

[mockingjayne12]

My Lady Jane BTS

[kilowogcore]

Venezuela ain't communist. It ain't even socialist by the leftist definition. In fact, they specifically rejected Marxist-Leninism an' are not followin' the same path as the USSR, China, an' Cuba. Although there's more nationalization in the Venezuelan economy than in the US economy, the majority of the Venezuelan means of production are still in the hands of private owners. Which means Venezuela is capitalist.

Y'know, plus it's impossible ta' tell if anything woulda worked since the CIA won't leave 'em alone.

Anyway, turn kids against their capitalist parents, that's good praxis!

[cptrs]

[jezabelofthenorth]

JORDAN PETERS as EDWARD VI and ABBIE HERN as PRINCESS BESS and KATE O’FUNNY as PRINCESS MARY

MY LADY JANE (2024)

[forgetyoursingalongsandlullabies]

I don’t think we talk enough about what a big gesture it was for Martin to give Jon the ashes of Jane Prentiss.

Jane initially targeted Martin and had him trapped and isolated for 2 weeks (and we know the kind of effect isolation has on Martin) eventually forcing him to move into the institute for his safety. Everyone who was involved in the attack on the institute has every right to be terrified and traumatized by Jane Prentiss’ memory but Martin does especially. If Martin had wanted her ashes for himself as a reminder that she is dead he would be completely justified but I think even if Martin had wanted them for himself he wouldn’t have gone through the trouble of getting them, even if he thought they’d be a comfort. He would only go through the trouble for Jon.

Martin approached Jordan Kennedy, a man whom he had no prior interaction with, who is not just an exterminator but who works for the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control and somehow convinces him to give him the ashes of a well known and well recorded hazardous figure. Jordan even admits to Jon that he should not have given Martin the ashes at all. Martin takes these literal human remains of his own stalker and torturer and gifts them to Jon so that he can be comforted in the knowledge that she is dead. Because more than Martin wants to be comforted himself, he wants Jon to feel safe.

Even when Jon was suspicious that Martin was literally trying to sabotage him by being too sweet and thought the ashes were probably fake he still believed for some reason that this one gesture from Martin was genuinely to make him feel better.

Tbh Jon getting confirmation from Jordan that the ashes are in fact real in MAG 55 followed by Martin telling him that his CV is fake only one episode later in MAG 56 is such a strong combination for making sure Jon was subconsciously smitten before going on the lam in season 3.

[murderandcoffee]

corruption avatars will see an infestation of rot and pestilence and ask "is anyone else gonna love this so deeply it destroys them?" and not wait for an answer