I am that tiny Mexi-Canadian queen in your pocket who will remain content as long as you feed her, give her cats, books, & let her talk about history all she wants.
If you like an endless scroll of multi-fandom mess (with an emphasis on the m e s s ), then you've reached the right place. I'm also a gifmaker; I make one gifset a day, & I definitely take requests. So feel free to ask me for anything Narnia, Tolkien, Star Wars or Harry Potter related. & remember: smile because you can!
i do so wonder, miss woodhouse, that you should not be going to be married, so charming as you are. i have none of the usual inducements of women to marry. fortune i do not want - employment i do not want - consequence i do not want. i believe few married women are half as much mistress of their husband’s house as i am of hartfield. anya taylor joy as emma woodhouse in emma. (2020) dir. autumn de wilde
And he took her in his arms and kissed her under the sunlit sky, and he cared not that they stood high upon the walls in the sight of many. And many indeed saw them and the light that shone about them as they came down from the walls and went hand in hand to the Houses of Healing.
“As a black woman, being in the black community, our hair is so important to us. It’s spiritual. It’s everything. So, I was grateful to Rob Marshall for saying, you know, we’re re-imagining this character, she should be allowed to have [Halle’s] hair and wear her hair the way that it is in all of its glory. Just make it red because Ariel’s hair is red.” - Halle Bailey
