never not thinking about iorek byrnison eating lee scoresby's dead body, so as not to let it rot but instead allow it to sustain an old friend on his journey. and how this act fulfilled lee's dying wish to help lyra by giving iorek the strength to go on and find her. thinking about consumption as a form of love, loving someone in their entirety and wanting to eat them whole but also love and grief being something you carry inside of you that guides you forward
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amber (wilson's dead girlfriend) (when house found out they started dating he said wilson was dating a carbon copy of him) (he hallucinated her and she represented his subconscious) made him pick out a mattress for their apartment when they moved in together, to force him to have an opinion on something.
house (wilson's best friend) (constantly paralleled to his dead girlfriend) (he risked his life to save amber's and it didn't work) (the only person he cares about is wilson, so the only reason he would risk his life to save amber is because he knew wilson cared about them equally) moved in with wilson, to a new apartment (out of the one he shared with amber) (he refused to redecorate for years) and MADE WILSON PICK OUT A PIECE OF FURNITURE TO FORCE HIM TO HAVE AN OPINION ON SOMETHING.
AND WILSON BOUGHT HIM A FUCKING ORGAN.
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fashion designers in figure skating (2/?) : lisa mckinnon
lisa mckinnon is a swedish costume designer. mckinnon was only 12 years old when she started making her own skating dresses and practice clothes. it soon grew in to a passion and a freelance business, that would keep her busy during her teenage years and later on during her off time from touring. in march 2014, she formed her own company, lisa mckinnon designs inc.
selected worked:
ava marie ziegler's burlesque
amber glenn's exogenesis
alysa liu's the storm
elyce lin-gracey's anna's theme
starr andrews' je suis malade
young you's otono porteno
kaori sakamoto's baby, god bless you
mia kalin's rain, in your black eyes
josephine lee's letting go
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Some of my favorite women of horror
• Clarice Starling - Jodie Foster - The Silence Of The Lambs
• Naru - Amber Midthunder - Prey
• Helen Lyle - Virginia Madsen - Candyman (1992)
• Adelaide Wilson/Red - Lupita Nyong’o - US
• Brianna Cartwright - Teyonah Parris - Candyman (2021)
• Sidney Prescott - Neve Campbell - Scream
• Laurie Strode - Jamie Lee Curtis - Halloween (2018)
• Annie Graham - Toni Colette - Hereditary
• Heather Langenkamp - Heather Langenkamp - Wes Craven’s New Nightmare
• Emerald Haywood - Keke Palmer - Nope
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The complete lack of a black protagonist in Life is Strange is disappointing
We've got 5 games and not a single game has gotten a single black protagonist.
I do love the series, but even I can see a problem. A complete lack of black characters in the franchise.
Found these two great articles that delves into the problem
Link 1
Link 2
None of the main characters are black. None of the secondary characters are black and the only black characters they have are side characters or background characters.
Like there was no reason whatsoever why Rachel, Warren, Kate, Steph, Ryan, Cassidy, Finn, Jacob, Sarah Lee or Chris couldn't have been black. Hell, there is no reason why Max, Chloe or Rachel couldn’t have been black.(although personally I would've loved it if Rachel was Indigenous)
And the black characters we do have is really bad in terms of representation.
Wells, a drunk and crooked principal.
Hayden, a stoner and member of the Vortex Club
Drew North, a bully jock who got in the drug trade
Charlotte, a likable character, but who's anger is consuming her and blaming others around her, tho I understand where she is coming from, but her characterization tends to be reminiscent of the unfortunate angry black woman stereotype. And just so happens to own a pot shop...
Ms Grant, Mikey, Penny, and Joey the Nurse seem to be the only positive black characters in the series.
And we still have not gotten a single black protagonist in the franchise.
I find it weird that we seemingly have little good black representation that isn't just associated with drugs.
Like I’m not trying to say DONTNOD, D9 or Square Enix are racist or anything, but I’m saying they need to do better when it comes to representation.
We were robbed of a black main character for Life Is Strange and are instead getting a cash grab sequel with Max who might as well be a completely new character seeing as how they’re throwing away everything that Max experienced and learned and everything we loved from LIS 1 to make it.
But considering how the fandom treated Sean and Daniel and their story, I can only imagine the disgusting hate a black protagonist would get in an extremely white franchise.
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