@stepsofpalace

megan (she/her). nobody, not even the rain has such small hands

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Joined May 2018
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Replying to @faustgrave
carnal means relating to the body. The blood drinking and kissing are carnal. They're also erotic.
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Replying to @stepsofpalace @faustgrave
*moments of crossing sexual boundaries between them at other times
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Replying to @faustgrave
that's true, the meaning behind the vampire blood kisses changes , but I feel that in the book there is a sensual, erotic component to when Lestat and Gabrielle do it. There are moments of crossing sexual boundaries between at other times as well.
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Replying to @faustgrave
she does touch him. they kiss and drink each other's blood in the books.
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Replying to @faustgrave
did not read what? what you wrote? Lestat cannot consent to the relationship, even in the books, because he is the child and Gabrielle is the parent. That makes it molestation, even in the books.
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why is so much of the discussion about the trial centered on Armand and Lestat? CLAUDIA DIED! ClAUDIA WAS LYNCHED IN FRONT OF A JEERING CROWD! Louis almost died, and nearly 80 years later still has rocks in his heels from being tortured.
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well someone was making revisions to the script and that person wasn't Lestat I fear #armandhatetwt
Aiden!! 🐝🐞 DIED AT MCRSATX🦇🌟@IlliLvrrrrOct 27
lescels when you mention he also participated in the trial and can't lump all of the blame on armand #lestathatetwt
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M@Matimba_mm20h
I fear this is me on letterboxd
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ohhhh this is why he wants it!! makes so much more sense
Milaya 🦢🐇 | Samira's girl@AgentMilayaWSOct 27
And Clooney still has more
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every time life beats me so hard, i go to a café and hit this pose to dissociate
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it's important to me that u guys know that it's not possible for a child to consent to having sex with their parent and so yes even in the book Gabrielle molested Lestat
tsuaf@faustgraveOct 27
Book Gabrielle did not molest or rape Lestat fyi it’s important to me that u guys know that’s not book accurate nor faithful to Gabrielle’s character
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Lestat antis when you tell them that even if you hate him you still need to talk about his sexual trauma in a respectful way
tsuaf@faustgrave16h
Lestat fans when you tell them AMC’s adaption of Gabrielle was egregious, unfaithful and misogynistic
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Replying to @lestatdemilf
I mean, everything they said to each other in that scene was an insane thing to say to your partner
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pouty princeling
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you're so right. It's actually all a conspiracy. What's going on is those people in the criterion closet videos are being paid off by Big Film to mention Cassavetes, who isn't really that influential or brilliant
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@politicalmathOct 27
OK, I'll bite. If John Cassavetes is so insanely influential and brilliant, why have I not heard about him until recently? I've been on a side-quest with classic and esoteric movies, mostly through the Criterion collection. I've watched dozens of Criterion closet picks from filmmakers and actors I admire. They pick Cassavetes films ALL THE TIME. Probably more than any other director except Scorsese. I haven't seen a single Cassavetes film. I don't think I've ever heard anyone talk about a Cassavetes film outside of those videos. I'm not a slouch on film, I've got a pretty wide spread on what I've seen & what I appreciate. How has Cassavetes slipped through that net so completely for so long?
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Replying to @heightsofmybaby
like I don't think that antisemitism is thinking a Jewish man is ugly
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Replying to @vdysseys
Claude Rains has such a sexy voice
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i never noticed claudia’s burns from the fire were still healing
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In the recent Bond discussion i saw complaints that old stars had masculine gravitas while today's actors don't ("white kpop singers"), but imo that's too simplistic; old stars were both pretty boys AND rugged icons of masculinity i.e. gregory peck, gary cooper, alain delon, etc
audrey hepburn enthusiast@darylandfilmsOct 27
there used to be a time where sexiness meant looking like this and having a passionate affair with ingrid bergman on the sets of a hitchcock film
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liz@lemondunphyOct 26
i love this movie she insults him throughout and he is like “omg you are so creative in insulting me 😍”
acervo jimmy stewart@acervojimmyOct 26
"who is this very attractive young man? he is just the type women fall for" the shop around the corner (1940), dir. ernst lubitsch
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