"And I Am Here Alone!"

[psalm_onethirtyone]

I can see straight again! So odd. Feeling incredibly better. It was nice of the Father to let me sleep till twelve-thirty, even if I felt embarrassed to have slept that late.

Must write Christophe-Marie. Clearly, must get fic ideas straight. Chrissy is hard at this point. It ranges between ought I write on Courfeyrac and Cosette, or Enjolras and Grantaire? Marius and Combeferre would also work, but would be... entirely too weird.

All my figments are mad...

Fanfiction.net is a very whacked-out place today. But this review to "Trust" amuses me. Poor darling Cotard.

Have begun A Tale of Two Cities. All and well saving that War and Peace is beckoning from the shadows and complaining about the dust it gathers. 187 pages in a day, and since I haven't read a thing. I'm sorry, Tolstoy!

Hey, I said I could see straight again. Never said I would make sense again. That's an entirely different thing.

...Waen, you can call it a beautiful death scene; you can say you want to study it; you can insist it's one of the series' best moments; but the fact remains that you've just watched Retribution twice in a row and yelled at me for leaving the room when Kennedy dies.

I wonder if an older sister would be nicer... I mean, my older sisters don't live here. That would be kind of cool.

Kate has gone to England and France. Farewell, Kate. Send me postcards of the Bastille.

Comments

[ladybretagne.livejournal.com]

That is truly, utterly evil of her to watch that constantly. It is a beautiful scene, it is amazingly well done, but it's THE SQUISHY DYING! You can't do that to a girl!

[memise.livejournal.com]

I don't know if it's just because of my overruling insanity, but I love seeing my favourite characters die over and over. o_O I'll bookmark that place in the book or fanfic, or memorize the page number, and when I'm bored: "Oh, let's read so-and-so's death scene again!"

Although perhaps it's different on screen. I've not gotten into the World of Television enough to have that experience, really. But I imagine I'd like it.

[ladybretagne.livejournal.com]

I'm the same way in books sometimes, but for some reason I can normally disconnect enough to appreciate the beauty in the writing or the artistry involved, but with this particularly scene I just sob hysterically for like half an hour and then feel like my heart was ripped out of my chest and stomped on.

[memise.livejournal.com]

Meep, that bad? I am curious. Mori has to see this now. Where do you get the videos anyway, at a normal video rental? Or must one buy? Oh dear, I don't know anything about Hornblower. x_x;

[ladybretagne.livejournal.com]

I know some Blockbusters carry them. Mine doesn't, because they are teh suck, but it's in the catalog and a fair number of stores apparently do.

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

Yes. That bad.

We get ours from the library.

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

About the same here. It's not fair. It's not right. And it's easily killing to the fans.

I went and cried on my mum and let her play with my hair afterwards. And then was depressed for a week. It's a terrible thing.

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

I do that too, with books. I used to bookmark Mines of Moria in Fellowship of the Rings and read that over and over and over. And with death scenes, too.

But with movies, I feel as though I shall die.

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

She can; she does. She's... gah. -_-

[ladybretagne.livejournal.com]

::pets:: Poor love, that's really cruel.

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

It's not nice! I'm beginning to think she does it just to torture me...

[ladybretagne.livejournal.com]

Siblings are a tricksy lot, she may be doing just that.