#ladies in lavender 2004

[francis-mulcahys-angels]

Falling back into my Daniel Brühl bullshit, just finished watching Ladies in Lavender and omg Andreas the loml

[supercalifragipopculturevomit]

Film stills from the 2004 British period drama, Ladies in Lavender.

[ladyhawke]

Daniel Brühl as Andrea Marowski in Ladies in Lavender (2004) dir. Charles Dance

[maniculum]

I'm doing a College class on Ancient Foods. My focus is on Honey like the different recipes and usages in Medieval era. I found like a couple recipes, a thing on religious relation ("Milk and Honey of Paradise") /Crusades, medicinal use, and possibly bees/beeswax because I was struggling to get something.

Y'all have any recommendations?

(I've brought Zoe in on this one; the following is a collaborative effort. Also I'm assuming you have access to your university library so you can get ahold of the cited material below quickly and for free.)

Can you include beverages? Honey is the main ingredient in mead, which should give you a lot to talk about. Susan Verberg is the premier researcher on medieval mead, and has some excellent works on both mead making and honey production. She has a website at https://medievalmeadandbeer.wordpress.com/ where you can find both her formal publications and her blog.

If you do want to talk about beverages, there were other medieval drinks that used honey. Some citations for you:

Breeze, Andrew. “What Was ‘Welsh Ale' in Anglo-Saxon England?” Neophilologus, vol. 88, no. 2, 2004, pp. 299–301.

Fell, Christine E. “Old English ‘Beor’." Leeds Studies in English, vol. 8, 1975, pp. 76-95.

You can also go into cultural symbolism; here are a couple on that:

Enright, Michael J. Lady with a Mead Cup: Ritual, Prophecy, and Lordship in the European Warband from La Tène to the Viking Age. Four Courts Press, 2013.

Rowland, Jenny. “OE Ealuscerwen/Meoduscerwen and the Concept of ‘Paying for Mead'." Leeds Studies in English, vol. 21, 1990, pp. 1-12.

Also you might want to look into the general concept of the "mead of poetry" from the Old Norse sources. You can find the origin story for that in the Prose Edda, I believe.

Definitely check out https://www.foodtimeline.org for recipes with honey during the period - they have more than you'd expect. There's also a few medieval cookbooks you can parse through. Here's an online one you can sort through that does a great job modernizing the translations: https://www.medievalcookery.com/etexts.html

As for honey itself -- there's actually quite a bit of research on that! Honey was quite a specialized trade, and most of the medieval world used it for sweetener, so there's a good amount of research.

A few leads:

honey as an alternative to sugar, which was expensive, imported, and could indicate class

honey grading: honey was graded based on location/provenance, type (lavender, orange blossom, etc.), and also by grade. However, their method of grading was very different to our modern one.

honey as a preservative, not just for flavor

Articles on this subject:

(DEFINITELY this one!!) Fava, Lluis Sales, et al. “Beekeeping in Late Medieval Europe: A Survey of Its Ecological Settings and Social Impacts.” Anales de La Universidad de Alicante. Historia Medieval, no. 22, 2021, pp. 275-96, https://doi.org/10.14198/medieval.19671.

Wallace-Hare, David, editor. New Approaches to the Archaeology of Beekeeping. Archaeopress, 2022. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv2b07txd.

Verberg, Susan. “Of Hony: A Collection of Mediaeval Brewing Recipes for Mead, Metheglin, Braggot, Hippocras &c. — Including how to Process Honey — from the 1600s and Earlier,” 2017. Academia.edu.

If you want to look more into the medicinal usage, Cockayne's Leechdoms, Wortcunning, & Starcraft collects all the medical & scientific texts of the Old English period. It's old enough to be public domain, so it's available on the Internet Archive and HathiTrust in searchable form, meaning you can just ctrl-F "honey" and see what comes up.

Let us know how it goes!

[just-here-for-the-whump]

Ladies in Lavender (2004)

Part 1

[dailybruhl]

DANIEL BRÜHL in Ladies in Lavender dir. Charles Dance (2004)

[thepastisalreadywritten]

Queen Elizabeth II meets with Maggie Smith and Sir Laurence Olivier at the premier of 'Othello' at the Odeon Leicester Square on 2 May 1966.

📷: Arthur Sidey / Mirrorpix / Getty Images

Queen Elizabeth II chats with Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith at the Royal Film Performance of 'Ladies In Lavender' at The Odeon Cinema in Leicester Square on 8 November 2004.

📷: Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images

Prince Charles speaks with Maggie Smith at the Pride of Britain Awards at the Grosvenor House Hotel on 31 October 2016 in London, England.

📷: Adam Gerrard - WPA Pool / Getty Images

[detournementsmineurs]

“Les Dames de Cornouailles (Ladies in Lavender)” de Charles Dance (2004), novembre 2024.

[intriguingpeoplebyangelafloyd]

CHARLES DANCE

CHARLES DANCE

10 October 1946

            Charles Dance (Walter Charles Dance) is an English actor who has appeared in the film Alien 3 (1992) and portrayed Tywin Lannister in Game of Thrones (2011‍–‍2015). He has also appeared in The Golden Child, Last Action Hero, The Imitation Game, Ali G Indahouse, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, and Top Gear.

            Dance was born in Redditch, Worcestershire, England. He was a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company during the 1970s and worked in London and Straford-upon-Avon. He directed the film Ladies in Lavender (2004). He was married once and has two children. He lives in Kentish Town, North London.

#charlesdance #alien3

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[judi-daily]

Ladies in Lavender, 2004 with Maggie Smith clip: tayryn

[70s80sandbeyond]

Ladies in Lavender (2004)

Two sisters befriend a mysterious foreigner who washes up on the beach of their 1930s Cornish seaside village.

[supercalifragipopculturevomit]

Ladies in Lavender (2004) Daniel Brühl as Andrea Marowski

[eepyartz]

Did you know i have a nanbaka oc-? Heres some info

《 тнιѕ тємρℓαтє ωαѕ crєαтє∂ вy 》

:leaves: υρα :anger:

∂σ ทστ rємσvє мy crє∂iτs

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gєиєяαℓ ιиfσямαтισи

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❝❞

ทαмє

NanaJunni Aiko Sugoroku

ρrσทυทciατiσท

Nana-Juu-Ni  Ai-Ko Su-go-ro-Ku

мєαทiทg

The number 72

Aiko-Little loved one

ทicкทαмє(s)

Nana , Chīsana (meaning tiny) , JuJu-San NaJuni

αgє

16-18

gєท∂єr

Female

вirτн∂αy

December 21st, 2004

ʑ��∂iαc

Sagittarius ♐️

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ρнysicαℓ

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❝Why is this course so,difficult..❞

нєigнτ

5'5(165.1 cm)

ωєigнτ

46kg (101 lbs)

вℓσσ∂ τyρє

B

αℓℓєrgiєs

None

Nails

-Medium length and sharp

-Their painted in the colors of purple, green and yellow one color on each nail

∂isσr∂єrs/cσท∂iτiσทs?

Separation Anxiety

Possible Anger issues

iทsσмทiα?

No, she likes staying up late

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αρρєαrαทcє

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❝mm..my hair is already pretty❞

нαir cσℓσυr

Lavender with blonde streaks

нαir ℓєทgτн

Mid-back length

єyє cσℓσυr

Dark red, but in different lightnings it looks like a different color

scαrs & вirτнмαrкs

Most of her scars are from being experimented on which can be seen on her bandaged arms

She has a mole above her eyebrow

-Along with #72 tattooed on her upper part of her left shoulder

None

sкiท τσทє

Almond

Race

-Blasian (Black Asian)

cℓστнєs

-She wears a dark navy blue colored Sleeveless turtleneck bodysuit shorts (or Halter Unitard) under her prison uniform like its a jacket with the upper half wrapped around her waist

Physical Appearance

She is a almond skinned young lady with messy curly hair that falls to her back colored lavender with blonde streaks

☆ Nanbaka OC Template ☆-[BC]《 тнιѕ тємρℓαтє ωαѕ crєαтє∂ вy 》

[C] ∂σ ทστ rємσvє мy

вσ∂y τyρє

-Slim Pear body shape

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ρєrsσทαℓ ιиfσямαтισи

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❝Hm..?❞

sєxυαℓiτy

Straight Ally

σccυρατiσท

Inmate

ℓiкєs

-Staying up late, Sleeping in the guard room

-Being around her brothers

∂isℓiкєs

-being away from her brothers too long

-Samon (sometimes)

-sudden loud noises

нσввiєs

-Drawing brought her some sort of comfort while she was in different prisons

ƒєαrs

-Being Separated from her family

-Losing her loved ones

-Going back to Elf/Losing control of herself

ωєαкทєssєs

[look at fears]

Family

-Hanji Sugoroku (39-45) Father

-Penny Sugoroku (36-47) Mother

-Hajime Sugoroku- Oldest brother

-Hitoshi Sugoroku- Second older brother

Enhanced Abilities

-jumping

-Strength

-Eyesight

ƒigнτiทg cαραвiℓiτiєs

-Stealth

criмє

[Unknown] but, its assumed attempted murder

sєทτєทcє

To be locked up in nanba prison and stay there

cєℓℓ & вυiℓ∂iทg

Cell 13,Building 13

вαcкgrσυท∂

She was born into a happy family but, she sadly didn't get to spend many years with them after being taken so, suddenly at the age of six by some man

iทƒαทcy

She was quite a calm baby she never really cried much

cнiℓ∂нσσ∂

The last time she was happy other than her baby years, she was kinda more talkative than she is now

α∂σℓєscєทcє

Not much is know about theses years of her life but, she doesn't have any good memories behind it

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ρєrsσทαℓiτy

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❝I don't really like talking to people much..❞

(brief description of personality)

• She's a very shy and soft spoken individual, she's not really the talkative type after being experimented on by Elf. She used to be but, not now it'd take her a good little while to come out of her shell again

☆ sτατisτics ☆

☆ 8/10 cσммσท sєทsє ☆

☆ 9/10 iทτєℓℓigєทcє ☆

☆ 7/10 sταмiทα ☆

☆ 6/10 ωis∂σм ☆

☆ 5/10 cнαrisмα ☆

☆ 8/10 αgiℓiτy ☆

☆ 6/10 ρατiєทcє ☆

☆ 5/10 τємρєr ☆

☆ 3/10 sєℓƒ cσทƒi∂єทcє ☆

☆ 5/10 sєℓƒ єsτєєм ☆

☆ 6/10 sєℓƒ cσทτrσℓ ☆

☆ 10/10 ρнysicαℓ sτrєทgτн ☆

☆ 7/10 мєทταℓ sτrєทgτн ☆

☆ 9/10 rєƒℓєxєs ☆

☆ 5/10 ∂єƒєทsє ☆

☆ 8/10 єscαρiทg ☆

Trivia(Facts)

-She has two sets of shackles on her one on each one of her wrists and one on each of her ankles. The ones around the wrist turn into like claws

-The ones on the ankles change into anything that help her climb walls(?)

-She tends to accidentally stray off from her brothers when shes with them in different buildings wondering the halls

-She likes drawing with chalk

-She gets shy so, she hides behind hajime

-she has a secret stuff animal that she named peanut and its a teddy bear 🧸 that hitoshi looks over for her

-When she gets sad she just lays on her teddy bear for awhile

Voice Claim

Mha-Bubble Girl

Voice claim- Adult

Mha- Mei Hatsume

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[just-here-for-the-whump]

Ladies in Lavender (2004)

Part 2