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femslashfictournament · 10 months ago
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Femslash Fic Tournament, Round 1.3
walking with the lady Ship: Dani Clayton/Jamie Taylor Fandom: The Haunting of Bly Manor Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/27264748 Summary: Every movie, every book, every story about the horrors of letting in the ghosts has prepared Dani for the constant state of alarm. The panic. The discomfort of the situation.
Not a single goddamn one told her how stupid it would be.
No propaganda submitted
The Fall in Naples Ship: Katya/Sofia Fandom: Goncharov (1973) Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/43294680 Summary: Katya wants Sofia to look at her the way Katya looks at Sofia. The thing is, they do things different in Italy.
“Nemesis. A goddess.” Sofia’s mouth twisted. “Because Narcissus was unkind to those who fell in love with him, she made him know what it was like to see him every day and not be able to touch him. He saw himself in the water, but every time he reached for his reflection, it disappeared.”
“A tragedy, then.” Katya gathered two more bundles of the flowers. “But we can touch him now, yes? Maybe he has learned mercy.”
Should be called Catastrofia. Also, I couldn't not submit the two and this fic is one of my recent faves (I can't put my hands on the old ones, strangely) /unreality
love songs for motherless girls Ship: Yennefer of Venderberg/Renfri Fandom: The Witcher Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/28428267 Summary: “You said,” Yennefer repeated slowly, “the girl in the woods was my destiny.”
Renfri shrugged, a curl falling over her naked shoulder. “I’m a girl,” she said, “and I’m in the woods.”
"Even if you fancy yourself a soothsayer, you should know that destiny has no hold on me," Yennefer said, her eyes falling to sweep of Renfri’s shoulder blades, thinking, unbidden, of the wings of a bird. "I won’t go chasing your nocturnal fables.”
"What would you do?" Renfri laughed, "cut down the stars that dare defy you?"
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swedenis-h · 1 year ago
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Aaanywayss here’s a redraw of my favorite scene from Goncharov 1973
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secretmellowblog · 2 years ago
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“Time isn't like pearls, Katya. You can't buy more."
“No one can tell me what I can and can't buy."
I'm loving that Goncharov is finally getting the attention it deserves but I can't believe no one's brought up the Art Deco character posters made for the limited California release....I've only been able to find the Katya one so far but the others have got to be out there somewhere!
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ex0toxin · 2 years ago
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GONCHAROV. unused poster comp
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daffafrass · 2 years ago
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"Was there ever really a flame?"
I think a lot about this scene because I really do think Katya loves Goncharov, but its so much more complicated than a love story tied up in a bow.
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palukoo · 2 years ago
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goncharov (1973) poster but with more of a focus on the katya/sofia imagery because they made the film for me 
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artemis-pendragon · 2 years ago
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Okay but Katya and Sofia's lines during The Ballroom Scene™ y'all. Like
"Katya, if I could, I would make you a widow and a bride in a single day." "Sofia, if I could, I would let you."
"There's no place in heaven for sinners like us, and there's no place in hell for our love."
"If I go first, I'll have cocktails waiting at 7pm sharp on the other side. Don't be late. I may not wait." "For me? You'd wait forever." "You're incorrigible, my dear." "And you love it, my darling."
"Here's to you, the diamond of his heavy crown." "Here's to you, the diamond of my heavy heart."
"That dress suits you, Sofia." "I believe it would suit you more. White was always your color."
"Death is just another dance. If I took your hand, would you follow my steps?" "No, Sofia. But I would, if you asked politely, let you follow mine."
And of course I can't possibly forget:
"Do you believe in heaven, Katya?" "I believe in you."
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revawake · 2 years ago
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Cybill Shepherd as Katya Goncharova and Talia Shire as Sofia in
Martin Scorsese's GONCHAROV (1973)
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salithemage · 1 year ago
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i'm watching a random episode of Moonlighting and holy shit this is what the faceclaim for Katya Goncharov comes from
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bogos-bint3d · 1 year ago
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Guys I heard they're casting Zendaya as Katya in the Goncharov remake do you think it's true because god...
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swedenis-h · 2 years ago
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Sofia & Katya breaking up..?? 😨😨
Inspo (X)
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calico-fiish · 7 months ago
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It’s Gonchin’ time
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agentsofoakenshiield · 2 years ago
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I can’t stop thinking about Katya and Andrey but y’all I never really shipped them, mostly just FELT for them. I mean, this exchange???:
“Maybe if we were one person, you and I, we would be enough for the world.”
“You mean for him.”
“Is there really a difference?”
“For us? …I guess not.”
I mean…!!!
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dsmsix · 1 year ago
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Book titled “I.A. GONCHAROV” in a box on the street. Paris, 2023
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yassifiedautism · 2 years ago
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Say what you will about Martin Scorsese and Matteo JWHJ 0715 but it was incredibly progressive of them to show not one(1) but two(2) gay kisses onscreen in Goncharov, a film that came out in the 70s. Even more impressive that nobody seemed to have anything to say about it until now, almost 50 years after it was in theatres.
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akilah12902 · 2 years ago
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Okay, I have to say it: I feel like everybody claiming that Katya Absolutely Positively dies in Goncharov (1973) is getting mixed up with the remake, The Gonch. Katya is unambiguously dead (and, imo, in rather unnecessary detail) in The Gonch, but in Goncharov, the scene is far more ambiguous. That’s not to say that her later appearance in the film isn’t her as a ghost or as a guilt-induced hallucination on Goncharov’s part, that her gathering the contents of her suitcase isn’t representative of her only finally leaving this now-loveless relationship through death, but the suitcase is still gone even after that scene ends! I just— want people to stop claiming that this movie Totally And Definitely killed a Sapphic character. I think there’s perfectly reasonable evidence to claim that Katya lives!
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