I just think they’re neat
Perfection🖤
yes all my favorite characters are desperate to be loved. no i don’t think that says anything about me
Literally read and watched C&P after a breakup because I needed him. My mom heard me from the other room: “Come, Rodya. Let’s suffer together.”
"My child is fine."
"Your child's comfort character is Raskolnikov."
@cuddlesforerik Thank you for tagging me!
Yay, this one is about BOOKS. Let’s see…
1. Currently finishing up The Count of Monte Cristo. (Took nine hundred pages for the story to actually start, but dear goodness, it’s so good.)
2. Next will be The Gentle Spirit by Fyodor Dostoevsky (my favorite author to ever exist). This is one of the few stories of his I haven’t read yet, so I’m very excited and have been preparing my soul to be crushed once more.
3. Les Misérables is a must. Finished Notre-Dame de Paris a while back, and I’m in love with his writing style. Truly a master at his art.
4. Bleak House by Dickens. Because nothing that man writes is bad.
5. The Turn of the Screw. A recommendation from my sister, so we’ll see.
6. And finally, Fear and Trembling by Kierkegaard. I started it a while ago, but I was too busy to give it the attention it deserves (30 pages in and could already tell it was a masterpiece), so I’m going to start from the beginning now that I have more time to absorb it properly.
No pressure tags: @angel-with-paper-wings @buccaneeering @holyspiritgirl
Tagged by @rainintheevening to list 6 books I wanna read this year!! It's my New Year resolution to read more this year so this is great!!
One Piece (currently I have Vol. 1-3 but I plan to get at least up to 12!)
Re-read Wings of Fire 1-6, then read books 7 and 8 for the first time!
Mary Poppins!! One of my closest friends gifted me the most lovely copy and I really wanna read that!
Re-read the Phantom of the Opera!!
The Mouse and His Child by Russell Hoban! It's been on my bed waiting for MONTHS lol
Re-read Artemis Fowl 1-3, then read book 4 for the first time!!
No pressure tags: @the-old-fashioned-girl @overthinking-with-katy @enigma-absolute @nerdywriter36 @brendadaaedestler
Any other lit nerds out there always associate this quote with Erik?
“Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart. The really great men must, I think, have great sadness on earth.”
Crime and Punishment, Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Can we talk about ‘The Siren of The Opera’?
Plus, a doodle sketch of Erik and Daroga when they’re both in Persia…i think🥺because i luv my ghostly magician Erik
me coming in from the rain before I read Leroux’s Phantom of the Opera: bit wet out there
me coming in from the rain after I read Leroux’s Phantom of the Opera: YOU'RE LOOKING AT ME BECAUSE I AM ALL WET?... Oh, my dear, it's raining cats and dogs outside!
“Normality is a paved road: It’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow.”
— Vincent van Gogh
Favorite.
-The Monk by the Sea-
This.
rip Raskolnikov you would've loved self check-out lines at the grocery store
Writer. In love with The Phantom of the Opera and classic literature. Art, aesthetic, moode. Can’t live without Beauty.
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