OH MR COLLINS
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#i love how everyone even rumpel is decked out #and then you get to regina and it’s just like #i put a fucking candy cane in my martini#what more do you want from me?
(Source: mydreamyheart)
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best picture in the history of time ever.
EVER, I say! xDD
On Monday I decided I had to go to the London MCM Expo | London Comic Con. I pulled out my sewing machine and went to work.
I present: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
I came, I saw, and zombies were slain. Give me a few hours to wipe the brains off my katana and I will post a making guide on The Mended Soul.
100 TV Shows Challenge
42/100 - Lost in Austen (2008)
“I am not hung up about Darcy. I do not sit at home with the pause button on Colin Firth in clingy pants, okay? I love the love story. I love Elizabeth. I love the manners and the language and the courtesy. It’s become part of who I am and what I want. I’m saying, I have standards.”
Pretty floral bonnet
They’re so cute! :’)
Another taboo-love following Romeo&Juliette’s … as a joke
Si Tybalt était un Montaigu, ce qui sera arrivé?
Je.. pense qui… Il sera a devildom -_-;;
Il se sentir presque devildom par ce costume 2010 R&J.
The Hungarian co-ed production of Romeo & Juliet, submitted by morethanprinceofcats, who says, “Everyone I’ve ever shown this to thinks Mercutio and Tybalt are sleeping together. Try to deny it.”
Video begins with a gang of Montagues arguing, Mercutio among them; all dialog is in Hungarian and there are no subtitles. A voice from elsewhere shouts to them; it’s Tybalt. Mercutio announces anticipatorily, Capulets! Tybalt says he’s looking for Romeo, and is promptly harrassed as though this has a double-meaning. The song begins when Tybalt loses his temper, and Mercutio and Tybalt begin harrassing each other. Romeo eventually joins the scene and he and Benvolio try to break up the fight.
Right before the moment in which Tybalt runs at Romeo and Mercutio with his knife drawn, in the last lines of song, Mercutio runs his hand intimately through Tybalt’s hair, which utterly infuriates him.
Tybalt rushes in to stab Romeo, and appears to have stabbed Mercutio entirely by accident; he is clearly devastated, and runs off. Mercutio collapses, and the rest of the video is his death song and Romeo’s grief.
For me the queerest part is the moment when Mercutio touches Tybalt’s hair. The line in Hungarian is:
Mercutio: Szép—
Tybalt: Nem!
Both: Színház az élet!Tybalt is saying, “Life is not a theater!” and Mercutio is saying, “Life is a beautiful theater!” Because of the way Hungarian words, the word for negations is the same word for “no”—so in the scene this has a double meaning: Mercutio touches Tybalt’s hair and coyly sings “beautiful” while Tybalt shouts “no!”
Earlier in the scene, before the song has begun, when Mercutio begins goading him, he calls Tybalt “szép”. This is a Mercutio who earlier in the show kisses Romeo, though what he means by it isn’t all that clear.
Thank you!
