#wanted to also interpret the southern gothic nicole dollanganger ethel cain aesthetic to her

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Rest in Peace Melanie Ravenswood you would’ve loved Ethel Cain.

Finally back on my BS after having loved Phantom Manor since I was 8. Definitely think this story has the potential to be something incredibly captivating if done well (dark and gritty and taking no prisoners when it comes to its themes of murder, Victorian class hierarchy etc.… if Disney+ weren’t such wusses).

Also welcome my theory of “are the ghosts and the phantom really there or are they all figments of Melanie’s imagination?”