#rupert burns

[letmecomealong]

Rupert Graves: The Burning Girls (1.03 & 1.04) 1/?

[lasshoe]

[captainkirkk]

I find it really interesting the way Ted Lasso portrays charism. Ted and Rupert are both great at disarming people and winning them over, but they do it in very different ways for very different purposes and that means everything

[gravesdiggers]

New picture of Rupert Graves as Simon Harper and Samantha Morton as Jack Brooks in The Burning Girls, from a review in The Guardian by Lucy Mangan

[twosomeofcuteness]

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Okay! Technically, I have posted this before, but I'm finally finishing it, so:

🌤️Share your favourite piece of dialogue from your WIP.

Jenny looked up now, an indignant expression on her face. “First of all, Rupert, I’m a grown-ass adult; I don’t need to be coddled. I know how to take care of myself, thank you very much. Second, I don’t know how healthcare works in England, but I’m not throwing myself into debt over a stupid burn.”

Giles sighed, “It was not my intention to offend you. I simply wanted to ensure that you are caring for it as I value your work and would hate to see you waylaid by a burn because you failed to tend to it. Besides which, it is clearly causing you pain, and I do not wish to see you suffer.” 

Jenny rolled her eyes, "It'll heal on its own, Rupert. I've burned myself enough times to know how this shit goes."

Giles frowned, "Will you at least allow me to dress it properly? Given that it's on your dominant arm, I imagine applying the bandages yourself has proven rather difficult, seeing as it remains undressed."

Jenny glared, and Giles has to fight the urge to roll his eyes. "Fine. How’d you know it’s my dominant arm, though? The natural assumption should be that it’s non-dominant given that it’s my left arm.”

He sputtered for a moment, and she only smirked.

[pzyii]

I've been hyperfixation on btvs for a while w/o posting about aus so.....

BTVS Daemon au:

(haven't thought about this one In a while btw so there's a lot of stuff I'm probably still changing but I wanted to have it out there)

(Under cut cause it’s a bit long)

Buffy - either a toller dog or a mountain lion. His name is atlas, meaning "to carry" since she carries the weight of the world on her teenage shoulders. He probably settled almost just after she became the slayer. Or when she came back after death No1 in s1. Whether he's a mountain lion or a toller dog, he's very puppy-like and loves cuddles. She thought he was gonna settle as a golden retriever before she became the slayer.

Willow - a phoenix that looks like just a raven or a blackbird normally. I know people would say phoenix for Buffy cause she's died twice but the idea of rebirth in the sense of change suit willow a lot better concidering how much she changes over the show. Plus the idea of a bird that looks completely normal and harmless but when she uses magic or is just angry and stuff turns into flames is really good and works perfectly for someone who is capable of (and has) killing(/killed) people. Their name is aspen cause her parents liked the tree theme. They settled the first time she did magic obviously. And she had for a while suspected they'd settle for a small bird before, her number one suspicion had been a mountain blue bird.

Xander - I’m thinking squirrel monkey or some other type of monkey, possibly like an emperor tamarin. Based on vibe yk. Her name is xenia, which means “stranger, guest, hospitality”, that wasn’t really the reason I picked it though I just mostly thought it would be funny if the whole reason Xander uses Xander as a nickname instead of Alex is cause he wanted to match with his daemon. I’m unsure when she would settle, all of them so far has settled pretty late, and for him probably the latest, I could see it being at the end of s6 because of the yellow crayon speech cause that you know represents his rare moments of being good pretty well. (Edit: remembered that's too late since he's not a teen anymore, it probably settled in late S3 or s4)

angel - a Dobermann dog cause they look exactly like him. Dark, bulky, big, terrifying but puppy, it’s perfect. Her name is Lilith cause … The bible, idk. And since I haven’t talked about it yet I’m gonna take the opportunity to talk about daemons in relation to vampires. They don’t just go poof when someone becomes a vampire even if that would be logical cause that just makes it too easy to notice vampires but they aren’t exactly there either. Since there’s no soul in the daemon they are basically just empty husks and aren’t able to talk or act on their own like normal daemons. They do tend to also give people the wig because of it since most can notice something is wrong even if they don’t know what. When a vampire regains their soul, their daemon returns to normal, though Lilith doesn’t speak much to anyone except angel either way

Tara - a cat, don’t know which breed, cause you know the witch of the witches, his name is Salem cause Tara’s mom is also a witch. He settled before Tara met willow or the other scoobies. He mainly talks to Tara, willow and later dawn.

Spike - this was a hard one for some reason, but I settled(hah) on bengal cat, will maybe change it. She settled before he became a vampire to be fair though. I just felt like their little faces fit his pathetic bottle blonde vibe. Her name is eris, which comes from the goddess of strife and Discord, plus i thought it was a pretty name. And cause of the whole no soul thing throughout most of the show she doesn’t have much personality for most of it, but more than Lilith when angel has no soul tho. She's gets all jumpy and fast-y when he gets his soul.

Giles - a barn owl, cause yknow, owls. Her name is Anne which means “intelligent”, not that that’s always true for Giles lmao but it represents both his character and relation with his dad pretty well. Also Anne is a pretty old-y name that works well with - pfft - Rupert.

Cordelia - a peacock, cause yknow… everything about her. His name is Cyril which means “master/lord” which suits her plus the name sounded fancy. He also doesn’t speak much and pretends to be all cold like Cordy but he’s a softie.

Anya - a coral snake, matched the demon and also just her vibe. Her name is Ymir cause Anyas Swedish and old. Nothing really changes with her when Anyas a demon.

faith - a panther, matches with Buffys mountain lion, his name is Thomas which means “twin”. Cause well she’s the secondary slayer, the copy, the clone, and she has yknow …some problems with being second place. I’m unsure when he would settle.

Dawn - a fawn, it rhymes :)), plus it suits her really well in symbolism and just vibe. Their name is kito which means “precious jewel”. both because Dawn is seen as precious and something that needs to be protected. And jewel because of the whole dehumanisation and that it’s something so materialistic with the whole key thing. No clue when they would settle.

Then there’s a lot more characters but I’m stopping here for now

[kbaker1431]

Seeing Rupert Graves act like such an asshole in 'The Burning Girls' is amazing because he sounds like such a posh snob and I love him anyway.

But it's also halarious because I can only ever see him as Greg Lestrade.

[coachbeards]

So anyway, Rebecca and Beard burn a bunch of Jane's thing?

Beard and Rebecca burning things from both their abusive relationships…it’s their personal version of a curse fire

[simping-4-voldemort]

u know you want danny. this is for u anon.

[jaybeefoxy]

Am I late to the party, or is this breaking news?

Rupert is on the cast list, but nothing about his character. It's yet another horror involving witchcraft, so I'm honestly not sure about watching it.

[letmecomealong]

Rupert Graves: The Burning Girls 1.05 (3)

[only-one-brain-cell]

GLES WHY DIDN’T YOU HAVE BREAKFAST TAKE A TEA AND CRUMPT AND SHOVE IT IN YOUR MOUTH.

[msbrooklynfanfic]

NY Post: Florida man makes announcement, story on page 26.

[gravesdiggers]

First look at Rupert Graves in the new Paramount+ adaptation of C.J. Tudor's The Burning Girls, starring Samantha Morton and Ruby Stokes, streaming from October 19th.

[twittercomfrnklin2001-blog]

She Will

We should all age as beautifully as Alice Krige. That’s not to hold her up to some patriarchal construction of what women should look like. Rather, it’s a comment on the physical grace, control and lived-in nature of her work in Charlotte Colbert’s feminist folk-horror film SHE WILL (2022, Shudder, Hulu, Disney+, AMC+). As an actress coping with past and present traumas at an artist’s retreat in the Scottish woods, she betrays not an ounce of affectation or vanity. She commits to the character’s prickly insistence on dealing with everything on her own and then slowly allows her environment and her nurse (Kota Eberhardt) to open her up.

Colbert’s feature directing debut takes some of the cliches of nature-based horror films — the camera gliding ominously through the landscape, the overhead shots to emphasize isolation in the wild — and intercuts them with her own stream-of-consciousness approach. As Krige travels to the retreat, she sees both the roadside and her memories of a recent double mastectomy and her reaction to the news that the director (Malcolm McDowell) who had made her a child star is planning a sequel to their film and searching for another young actress to take her role. That’s followed by a funny-queasy scene on her arrival at the estate to discover she hasn’t been given the private retreat promised, but rather is surrounded by wannabe artists mentored in new age pretention by an hilarious Rupert Everett. She walks into an introductory party where she’s bombarded with questions about her career and barely whispered comments that some are surprised she’s still alive. Once she’s settled into her private cabin, however, her experience transforms. The retreat has been built on ground where around 200 women were tried and burned at the stake for witchcraft. Their ashes are in the soil, which seeps into the rooms and the water supply. Before long, she’s seeing visions of the murdered witches but also her younger self, with a bruised face suggesting something more sinister about her youthful relationship with McDowell.

Colbert and co-writer Kitty Percy have turned a site of female degradation into a place of feminine empowerment. Through her contact with the witches’ and her own trauma, Krige sets out to conquer her past. The fact that that means violence makes this a horror film while also reflecting on the violence done to women throughout history. It starts small. One of the guests shoots a misogynistic comment Krige’s way, and his hand spontaneously bursts into flame. In her sleep, Krige floats back to the city, where her unseen but strongly felt presence ruins McDowell’s television interview to promote his planned production. This is all communicated through quick flashes of images. Colbert can build a realistic two-character scene, but she deals with the mystical elements in a more surreal fashion. She uses this to create a series of oppositions between city and nature, order and chaos, and, of course, the patriarchy and womanhood. It’s a heady mix. When the local handyman tries to seduce Eberhardt, I could have done without so many images of slugs mating. But Colbert’s approach is ultimately highly persuasive and even moving. And at the center is Krige, bringing her years of experience to bear on a fascinating, psychologically complex character.

[bobby-jones67910]

No post today kids .Bobby Burnt. Putting on Shadow Japan Monkey Games to binge for the whole night to recuperate lost electricity & calories. Ask Rupert for further details, she'll fill you in 😎