#princess margot

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léa seydoux and florence pugh referencing their characters, lady margot fernring and princess irulan corrino, during the dune: part two press tour

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The Bene Gesserit Order. The sisterhood. I have created a playlist for the women who shroud themselves in mystery to achieve their own ends. Please check it out!

An ancient and adept organisation that used ritual mysticism and symbolism. Women spies, nuns, scientists, and theologians who used genetic experimentation, galactic political interference, and religious engineering.

I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

I am the servant of all my Sisters. They watch their servant with critical eyes. I cannot spend too much time on generalities nor on trivia.

Our household god is this thing we carry forward generation after generation: our message for humankind if it matures. The closest thing we have to a household goddess is a failed Reverend Mother

For women... These things are so ancient within us…that they’re ground into each separate cell of our bodies…It’s as easy to be overwhelmed by giving as by taking.

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Ditching Those Bad Habits!

“ I live to succeed, not to please you or anyone.” - Marilyn Monroe

Reflect on your triggers! What causes me to start these bad habits? What kind of impact do these habits have on me? Journal questions like these and then think of ways to stop these triggers.

2. Remind yourself who you are! You have been with yourself through your highs and lows. Therefore, you can get through these bad habits. You know what you’re truly capable of, so say those affirmations and push through.

3. Slowly start healthy habits! It may take a while, and that’s ok. You aren’t going to be able to get rid of those unhealthy habits overnight. It takes time and that’s perfectly fine. In order to get to your dream routine slowly start healthy habits. Think of healthy habits that will get you to your goals. Then, start them as soon as you can!

4. Take a full reset day! Take a day fully to yourself, reset your mind and soul. Do some meditation, skincare, take a shower, do your favorite hobby, sleep early, etc. The day of, wake up as if you’re a new person. This person doesn’t go back to those toxic habits, negative people, or triggers. Also, I recommend you plan this day out ahead of time so you can make it detailed.

Love you dolls! Stay pretty and iconic 💋

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details on margot robbie’s dress for barbie movie premiere in london

credit: andrew mukamal on ig

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MARGOT ROBBIE as Barbie in the movie Barbie (2023)

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the gangs all here

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moodboard: fits if I were in the Dune universe

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DUNE Part 2 ( 2024 )

Last night I watched Dune Part 2. The cinematography, visuals, acting, music, and action are pretty good, also there's some parts which were so terrifying to me. Absolutely beautiful film, just 10/10. One of the best sequels of all time.

Timothee Chalamet deserves an Oscar for this scene alone. He was born to play Paul Atreides.

Austin Butler and Lea Seydoux have the best scenes in the movie. Her confrontation with Austin Butler was one of the highlights in the movie. Not to mention Austin Butler as Feyd-Rautha, he delivers a bold, brutal, intense performance which blows me away. ICONIC !!

Rebecca Ferguson's performance as Lady Jessica is outstanding, ruthless, at the same time, terrifying.

"May the knife chip and shatter". For me this is the most intense hand to hand knife combat. Overall, Dune Part 2 just left me speechless. What a perfect film. This might be my favourite sci-fi movie.

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One of my favorite things about Denis Villeneuve's style is how utterly masterful he is at subtle storytelling. Using the visuals to tell a tale that, even when you don't figure it out explicitly, one feels it immediately.

In Dune Part 1, my favorite form of this is at the very beginning when the Herald of the Change arrives to formalize the transition of Arrakis' ownership from the Harkonnens to the Atreides. The procession is full of pomp and posturing, with the Herald speaking in this loud, bombastic voice just to announce what is already a given, and Leto responds with his own spectacle—the armies of Atreides, chanting as one. It's all a show, since at this point House Atreides has been commanded by the Emperor. The contract is a legal formality; the costly procession on Caladan was (un)necessary showmanship. In the books, showing off the illusion of power and authority is vital in maintaining this cruel, unyielding power system, and without bringing mention of it, the film shows this off too. Then, once the Duke has sealed the form with his signet ring, everything just... drops.

Leto looks at the Herald in the eye, and asks, "So, it's done?"

And just as Leto replied to the grandiose display of the Emperor, the Herald now replies with the levity the situation truly deserves.

"It's done."

Both the Herald and the Duke know what this truly is. It's not a reward. It's not a show of love. The Herald, at this moment, is looking at a dead man walking. Millions of their currency sunk into this process, barely five minutes in total, and all to simply declare it all "done."

You can even feel a sense of satisfaction from the Herald.

The Emperor, in his paranoia and envy, guided the hand of the Atreides into a trap. And the Atreides know it is their doom, but they have no choice. They are popular and loved by the Great Houses, but they are bound by honor. And bound by might.

And all of this, narrowed down into one brilliant scene.

Once again, this subtle, visual storytelling is in full display in Part 2, and my favorite by far happens on Giedi Prime.

The Bene Gesserit Sister, Lady Margot Fenring (who is also a Lady of her own House in the books), watches on as one of their prospects, Na-Baron Feyd-Rautha engages in ritual combat for his birthday. Afterwards, in a hallway lit by only the fireworks outside, she stalks the Harkonnen heir, and Feyd catches on immediately.

Here's the thing: barring other Sisters of the Bene Gesserit, Paul Atreides, and some very gifted Mentat Assassins—you will never know if a Sister of the Order is stalking you. From the beginning, she had wanted to be caught by him. A lure. A tantalizing bait, perfectly designed to entrap the feral Feyd.

And he sinks in immediately.

Here is where my favorite visual storytelling comes into play.

In the hallway, we begin with a fully covered Margot. She is veiled completely in shadow, with the oil fireworks illuminating only her visage.

Next, Feyd strikes and holds his blade to her neck, revealing her face. But only her face.

Slowly, the scene shows off little by little her skin. In the hall, I believe the most we see is her throat, and I could be mistaken. The light flashes erratically, and we see her the way Feyd must see her.

In the shadows, a threat. In the brief sparks of light, a curiosity.

And when Margot confuses him, leading him to the Guest Wing where she stays, the light fully shows her off. She's still in formal clothing, but now we see her dress. It reveals a plunging neckline that barely shows off the top of her chest. Her top is sleeveless, showing off her shoulders and the soft musculature of her arms. In the dark, we could clearly see her wearing a veil that covered her body.

And the light mimics her, stripping away and revealing something beautiful. Irresistible, especially to Feyd, who despite his high intelligence and skill, is just as brutal and animalistic as his uncle and brother. All three so easily give in to their vice, and Feyd is no different.

He is allured by her. He lusts after her.

And all this without a word hinting towards sex in their entire shared dialogue.

Just the use of light, shadow, and body to tell a story.

Afterwards, Margot speaks to the Reverend Mother and Princess Irulan, revealing that she has secured a child from Feyd in her womb, which again without saying anything specific immediately shows that the Sisters have such power over their own bodies that they can ensure fertilization and have complete knowledge over their pregnancy. They even control what sex the child will be, as alluded to in Dune Part 1 when Jessica, out of the love she had for Leto and his desire for a son, rebelled against the Bene Gesserit's orders and sired a male.

Again, without info-dumping, we immediately understand that this religious order engages in Eugenics, and uses sex, fanaticism, and more to control the Great Houses.

Please watch Dune. Please read Dune.

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Same Energy

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