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bwaywingdingsnthings · 6 months

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I need someone to tell me why I automatically thought of Pierre

#broadway #musicals #bway #amber gray #great comet of 1812 #natasha pierre & the great comet of 1812 #dave malloy #nptgco1812 #pierre bezhukov #pierre #denee benton #philippa soo #natasha rostova #helene bezukhova #sonya rostova #brittian ashford

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tetsuooooooooooo · 7 months

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also you know that one tweet or smthn where its like "kids watch the original annie musical and go "thats not annie annie is black!" thats me with the great comet cause every time i see a white girl playing the 18th century russian aristocrat natalia rostova my brain just on instinct goes !!!#notmynatasha denee benton my queen where is she

#tgc #nptgco1812 #theres too many fucking tags #the great comet of 1812

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thalassous · 2 years

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how tall do u think dolokhov is

5'3" thank you very much.

#fyodor dolokhov #war and peace #great comet #bottle notes #i dont have the mental strength to tag this nptgco1812 i really dont

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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#great comet #great comet meme #a queue which i composed #low effort memes by audrey #nptgco1812

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ace-pierre-bezukhov · 3 years

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Just finished attempting to play dust and ashes on the piano and OW my hand it hurts

#i recently learned no one else and i was like.#heck lets do em all #but DUST AND ASHES IS SO HARD #but its sO PRETTY 😭😭#high key my favorite song if you couldnt already tell by my blog’s theme #anyway #dust and ashes #great comet is superior to all musicals #great comet #nptgco1812 #pierre bezukhov #dave malloy #piano

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raccooninthedaytime · 3 years

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Do you guys ever cry because you remember that great comet is the most beautiful musical of all time?

#i do.#i was singing pierre+natasha—> the great comet of 1812 and i just burst into tears #its like.#UGH ITS THE BEST #it’s literally the greatest musical yesthat is a fact #i just. i have no words #hsuahahaaa #great comet is superior to all musicals #great comet is superior to all other musicals #great comet #nptgco1812 #natasha pierre and the great comet of 1812

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bwaywingdingsnthings · 1 year

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bwaywingdingsnthings · 2 years

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Imagine if Great Comet was done by middle schoolers.

"oh, a Juul. Yes, this is what I like"

"it will kill you, stupid!"

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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Dolokhov: I learned some very valuable lessons from this.

Pierre: I’m guessing they are all horrible distortions on the lessons you actually should’ve taken away.

Dolokhov: Death isn’t real, and I’m basically God.

#great comet #great comet meme #low effort memes by audrey #a queue which i composed #fedya dolokhov #nptgco1812 #pierre bezukhov

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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Marya: sorry I'm late everyone, I was doing something important.

*the sound of running footsteps progressively gets louder*

Anatole, out of breath: SHE PUSHED ME DOWN THE FUCKING STAIRS

#great comet #nptgco1812 #low effort memes by audrey #great comet meme #a queue which i composed #anatole kuragin #marya dimitryevna #incorrect quotes great comet #incorrect quotes

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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Anatole: Am I going too far?

Pierre: no, no. You went too far about seven hours ago. Now you're going to prison.

#great comet #great comet meme #low effort memes by audrey #nptgco1812 #pierre bezukhov #anatole kuragin #war and peace

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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LONG FUCKING GUIDE TO RUSSIAN NAMES BY AUDREY

Disclaimer i am not russian i just got bored and extensively researched this. There will probably be mistakes. Content under the cut:

There are three parts to a russian name: A first name, a patronym, and a last name. I'm going to deconstruct Natasha's full name as an example:

Natalya Ilyinichna Rostova

FIRST NAMES AND DIMINUTIVES:

Natalya- this is Natasha's full name, or 'real' name. It's what's on legal documents and shit. To get 'nicknames' or diminutives, there are a few different ways.

First is a 'short' or everyday name. It's used in non-formal situations, such as between casual friends and coworkers who know each other. Some names have more than one short name, and some don't have any, or they're not really used, such Ilya, Igor, or Andrei. I haven't found a surefire way to derive a short name from a full one, but here's are some examples:

Feminine short names:

Natalya -> Natasha

Sofya -> Sonya

Marya -> Mary/Masha

Yekaterina -> Katerina/Katya

Aleksandra -> Sasha/Aleks/Alya/a fuckton more

Masculine Short Names:

Nikolai -> Kolya

Pytor -> Petya (or Pierre)

Aleksander -> Sasha/Aleks/Shura/so many more wtf guys

Fyodor -> Fedya

Ivan -> Vanya

Mikhail -> Misha

MORE DIMINUTIVE THAN THAT

It's actually easier to come up with a pet name, because you can kinda make them up by just smashing suffixes into their short name. If there is no short name, just use the the full one. These suffixes are usually -enka, -ushka, -usha, -nya, -ochka, -echka, -osha, etc. There don't seem to be a ton of rules on which one to use, i can kinda just guess which one sounds right. but again, I am not russian so I might be wrong. Examples:

Feminine pet names:

Natasha -> Natashenka

Sonya -> Sonyushka

Masha -> Mashenka

Sasha -> Sashenka

Alya -> Alyushka

Katerina -> Katenka

Katya -> Katyushka/Katyenka

Masculine pet names:

Kolya -> Kolyenka

Petya -> Petyenka

Sasha -> Sashenka

Shura -> Shurochka

Fedya -> Fedyenka

Vanya -> Vanyechka/Vanusha

Misha -> Mishenka

MORE DIMINUTIVE GODDAMMIT

These ones are a little crude, and are considered pretty rude if not used between children, close friends, family, etc. For these, you basically slam a -k- into the short name.

Feminine examples:

Natasha -> Natashka

Sonya -> Sonyka/Sonka

Masha -> Mashka

Sasha - Sashka

Alya -> Alyka/Alka

Katerina -> Katerinka

Katya -> Katyka/Katka

Masculine examples:

Kolya -> Kolka

Petya -> Petyka/Petka

Sasha -> Sashka

Shura -> Shurka

Fedya -> Fedka

Vanya -> Vanka

Misha -> Mishka

So essentially, it forms a kind of trail. Full name -> Short Name -> Affectionate. Sometimes that shit gets so far from where it started that you cant even tell. Aleksandra and Sashenka can be the same person. Moving on.

PATRONYMS:

Ilyinichna- Patronym. This is derived from the name of the person's father + a suffix based on the sound that the father's name ends in. Natasha's father is named Ilya, so Ily is taken. Ilya ends with a soft vowel and consists of two syllables, so the appropriate suffix is -inichna for feminine, and -ich for masculine.

So Ilya -> Ily + inichna = Ilynichna.

That's the basic structure of a patronym. Here are other patronymic suffixes:

If the father's name ends with a hard consonant that is NOT ж, ш, ч, щ, or ц (English analogs: zh, sh, ch, sch, or ts):

Masculine: -ovich

Feminine- -ovna

Example: Aleksander -> Aleksandrovich/Aleksandrovna

If the father's name ends with a soft consonant or ж, ш, ч, щ, ц:

Masculine: -evich

Feminine: -evna

Example: Dmitri -> Dmitrievich/Dmitrievna

If the father's name ends in a vowel and does NOT consist of two syllables:

Masculine: -ich

Feminine: -ichna

Example: Balaga -> Balagich/Balagichna

And, as previously shown, if the father's name ends in a vowel and consists of two syllables:

Masculine: still -ich

Feminine: -inichna

Example: Ilya -> Ilyich/Ilyinichna

LAST NAMES

There are two forms to any last name, and it basically comes down to sticking an a on the end when it's feminine.

Examples (Masculine/Feminine):

Rostov/Rostova

Kuragin/Kuragina

Bezukhov/Bezukhova

Turgenev/Turgeneva

Dolokhov/Dolokhova

The one exception I've found:

If the masculine ends with -sky then instead of -skya you add another a and make it -skaya. Like Bolkonsky/Bolkonskaya

#great comet #nptgco1812 #war and peace #russian names #guide #make some fuckin ocs now #go wild #agressive helpfulness #swearing #caps

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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#great comet #great comet meme #a queue which i composed #low effort memes by audrey #nptgco1812 #dave malloy

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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Merry Christmas Eve/Happy (belated)(im sorry i havent been very active) Hanukkah, Bitchin' Yule, etc. Hope everyone has/had fantastic winter holidays!!

#great comet #great comet meme #nptgco1812 #rating characters #i made the format too haha

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abacus-and-paper-money · 2 years

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#great comet #great comet meme #a queue which i composed #low effort memes by audrey #nptgco1812

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abacus-and-paper-money · 3 years

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Hello I just realized that I haven't put out much content lately sORRY- I'm actually in the midst of working on a full character analysis of anatole for you guys, and don't have anything in my queue rn, so have this impromptu dumbass post

SOME MORE OF MY STUPID GREAT COMET HEADCANNONS ENJOY

Also this is like 95% fix-it au stuff ya feel shh

Anatole likes to paint. Specifically landscapes or buildings, especially ones with lots of flowers. He's not the best at it, but at least he's not Mary

Mary can't draw for SHIT.

Sonya is surprisingly good at cards. She beat Dolokhov once.

Dolokhov kicked the wall and broke his toe

Dolokhov ACTUALLY carries a guitar around

Anatole is not allowed to touch the guitar anymore, Dolokhov is scared he'll break it again

Balaga has a stash of candy in his troika

Pierre fell out of the troika once, and he has not gotten back in it since.

Helene carries a knife. Mostly for the aesthetic but she's definitely used it before.

Marya loves cats. She has a cat.

Bolkonsky is allergic to cats.

This is another reason why Marya loves cats.

The cat has been trained to attack Anatole. How this has been done is unclear.

Ace Pierre

Anatole loves holidays. His favorite is christmas, because he gets to unleash The Gift Reckoning on his friends

Balaga is not legally registered on any documents. As far as the government knows, he doesn't even exist.

Natasha can make flower crowns and always does so as soon as the opportunity arises

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