#mademoiselle Moreau

[lookslikethatsallthetimewehave]

Villains with pink.

[monster-carnival-island]

Eh why not share this old edit I did like two years ago along with the original

[pawptropica]

Mademoiselle Moreau is a Ragdoll cat!

[lilyisatiger]

Mademoiselle Frenchie Moreau!? Is that you?

[kittieshauntedourfantasy]

Which in-game Poptropica villain is your favorite >:)

You just had to spite me with "in-game". Nobody is ever beating Lieutenant Rogers in my heart. Ever.

ANYWAYS Mademoiselle Moreau girlboss

[xxgalacticambitionsxx]

we need more mademoiselle moreau content ngl

[manderley]

Mademoiselle (1966) dir. Tony Richardson

[foxesjostens]

and when i say kevjean??? then what????

(second pic says “it is you who i love” last pic says “don’t be a fool about this” , “i love you” , & “you come with me”)

[thevampcave]

Mademoiselle(Tony Richardson, 1966)

[yoan-le-grall]

[lookslikethatsallthetimewehave]

Hottest Poptropica villain

Because I'm an incredibly shameless person, I will put effort into answering this question.

This is why God left us /hj

Out of the female villains, I'm gonna say Daphne Dreadnaught.

Out of the male villains, I'm gonna say... it's a tie between Cactus von Garlic and Ringmaster Raven. Those two are complete opposites :p

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[zanyrabbit2008]

@xxgalacticambitionsxx , thank you for the suggestion! Here you go.

Anything else anybody want to see?

[bitter69uk]

“When I grow up, I know exactly how I want my hair to look. Like Anouk Aimee's in La Dolce Vita." From "Introducing Rock 'N' Roll's Lady Raunch: Patti Smith" by Amy Gross, Mademoiselle, September 1975

“I was so fucked-up-looking in school, but it just didn't matter. Besides me wanting to be an artist, I wanted to be a movie star. I don't mean like an American movie star. I mean like Jeanne Moreau or Anouk Aimee in La Dolce Vita. I couldn't believe her in those dark glasses and that black dress and that sports car. I thought that was the heaviest thing I ever saw. Anouk Aimee with that black eye. It made me always want to have a black eye forever. It made me want to get a guy to knock me around. I'd always look great. I got great sunglasses.” From “Patti Smith: Can You Hear Me Ethiopia?" by Scott Cohen, Circus Magazine, December 1976

Born on this day ninety-two years ago: that most feline and inscrutable of mid-twentieth century French actresses, Anouk Aimée (née Nicole Françoise Florence Dreyfus, 27 April 1932). She’s a haunting, sensual and Garbo-like presence in the glory days of European art cinema. My favourite performances by Aimée: Les Amants de Montparnasse (1958), La Tête contre les murs (1959), La Dolce Vita (1960) – unforgettable as the most elegant jaded rich nymphomaniac in cinema history (pictured)! – Lola (1961), Model Shop (1968) and Justine (1969). But hell, I also love Aimée as the cruel lesbian queen in trashy sword-and-sandal biblical epic Sodom and Gomorrah (1962), with her voice dubbed by an American actress! It’s fascinating to contemplate that at the height of her international fame in the sixties, Hollywood considered Aimée for two high profile roles: the part played by Faye Dunaway in The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) – and The Baroness in The Sound of Music (1965)!

[wetsoggybeans69]

Resdint Evil Headcaons.

What I think the lords would call you.

Salvatore Moreau.

●Princes.

●Sweetie.

●Madam/Mademoiselle.

 

Karl Heisenberg.

●Buttercup.

●Darling.

(I can imagine Karl saying this in a sort of slang way or Southern way.)

●Sweetness.

●My Love.

(on very special occasions.)

●My Majesty, Queen, or King.

(Also on very special occasions but when it has something to do with Miranda.)

●About anything that he can think of in that second.

(Probably something dumb you do will be what he calls you the most.)

Alcina Dimitrescu.

●My lady.

(if you identify as a girl or something of that sort.)

●Darling.

(She would say in more of a motherly tone of voice.)

●Sweetheart.

(She would also say this in a motherly tone.)

●My Beloved.

Donna Beneviente.

●She would mostly call you by your name.

(Donna is the type to remember your name, and she uses your name more often because can't come up with anything cute to call you. She never had the opportunity to display affection that way.

●She likes your name.

(With that said she does love your name, she thinks it's like an angelic name for soul purpose you have it, so in a way, it could be flattering for her to call you by that.)

She would say my y/n.

(I don't have any detail for this I just think it's a cute idea.)

●Darling.

(I think the only nickname she might have for you would be Darling.)

[paolo-streito-1264]

Jeanne Moreau on set 'Mademoiselle', Tony Richardson, 1966.