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The Night of the Seagulls (1975)
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La noche de las gaviotas (1975) - U.S. Advance Poster
AKA Night of the Seagulls, Zombi 7: Last Rites, The Blind Dead 4, Night of the Evil Dead, Don't Go Out at Night, Night of the Death Cult, Night of the Blood Cult, Terror Beach
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The Night of the Seagulls / La noche de las gaviotas (1975) poster.
Prints, stickers, apparel, etc... available!
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Seagull Nebula Over Pinnacles National Park
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The Seagull Nebula © Gianni Lacroce
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Me? Drawing p!Acho again? Never
#those seagulls took so long TvT#I figured that since I did one for apo I could do a more complete drawing with scenery#and then my brain went “birds”#so i did birds#and then kind of left out the scenery part but its fiiinnneeeee#ggacho#pirates smp#pow creations#scurvyblr#(i might eventually redo stuff so that a bg actually exists)#(but thats a project for another night)#chart
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~ haunted house visit
@f1blrcreatorsfest: october -> halloween
#i think i want to do some more drivers like alex/yuki/liam that could be a cool trio for this#it was fun#also a diff take on the halloween thingy#i was gonna put seb in the ball that he bought for roscoe and kept lewis up at night but it wasn't super doable#so i went for that nightmare car and the seagull obv that was the inspo#lewis hamilton#sebastian vettel#sewis#f1#f1edit#art#fanart#lh44#sv5#f1mblrmontlythemes
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Tombs of the Blind dead
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moosky's original photography.
#photography#beach#sunset#night#dusk#evening#sand#shore#aesthetic#pretty#birds#seagulls#wildlife#bird#florida#waves#sea#ocean#sun
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Wich are your favorite fairy tale couples/romances and why?
*cracks knuckles* I'm excited for this one!
It's important to note that not all of these are necessarily "canon" to the story, whatever that nebulous word means in the context of oral traditions. Still, the fun of fairy tales as a genre is the audience participation aspect, allowing you to fill in our own imaginative gaps.
Gold-Tree, her husband, and her wife from "Gold-Tree and Silver-Tree": in this Celtic variant of "Snow White", the handsome prince fills the role that the dwarfs occupy in Grimm. She marries him and temporarily escapes her mother, but the wicked Silver-Tree finds Gold-Tree and poisons her. Thinking her dead, the prince takes another wife, and in a total reversal of "Bluebeard", the second princess walks into the forbidden room where Gold-tree slumbers, finds the thorn, and breaks the spell. The second princess then kills Silver-Tree when she makes her third attempt on Gold-Tree's life, and " prince and his two wives were long alive after this, pleased and peaceful."
The Peasant and the Soldier from "The Grave Mound": A comical story about two poor men who win their fortune through conning the Devil, which ends with them co-habitating and "living in rest and peace...as long as God is pleased to permit". I fell in love with this story after reading the dedicated chapter for it in the terrific academic anthology "Transgressive Tales: Queering the Grimms".
Betushka and the Wood Maiden: Every day at noon, a mysterious and beautiful maiden appears to the farm girl Betushka. They dance together until the sun goes down, and I'm just so moved by how it's described: "Betushka's cheeks burned, her eyes shone. She forgot her spinning, she forgot her goats. All she could do was gaze at her partner who was moving with such grace and lightness that the grass didn't seem to bend under her slender feet." Ultimately, Betushka succumbs to an Orpheus-style moment of weakness that separates them forever. Tragic, but undeniably beautiful.
The Clever Farmgirl and the King: I love a battle of wits where the two parties challenge each other but clearly respect and love one another. You listed this as one of your favorite tale types, and in hindsight, I'm inclined to agree.
Tam Lin and Janet: these two need no introduction. A haunting ballad of love and the transformations that it always entails. (Just please, never the non-consensual variants.) I have to shout out Overly Sarcastic Productions on YouTube for introducing me to this story, and the "Which Fairytale Lady Are You?" quiz, which assigned me Janet. I hope to be as bold and confident as this heroine, in love and in life.
Prince Yousif and Louliyya, Daughter of Morgan: An Egyptian relative of Rapunzel, I love their fierce and undying commitment to each other, and their resilience in the face of the many challenges between them and their happy ending.
The Lady and the Lion from "The Singing, Springing Lark": A "Beauty and the Beast" variant where the heroine knows about the curse from the word go, and they actually live happily in spite of his back-and-forth between his human and lion forms for a while, even having a child together. Of course, circumstances force them apart, and she travels to the Sun, the Moon, the Four Winds, and the Red Sea to get him back. It's a relationship built on honesty, communication, and willingness to sacrifice for one another. When people talk about wanting a fairy tale Prince Charming, this is the guy I picture.
The One-Handed Girl and her Prince: A lovely (if at times gruesome) Swahili story of a woman deprived of everything by her wicked brother, she finds love in a charming prince and they start a family together. When her love is out warring, her wicked brother rears his head and persuades her in-laws to banish her to the wilderness, and tell the prince that she and her baby died. I'm always moved by the makeshift funeral her husband arranges when he hears the wicked brother-turned-royal-advisor's lie, and their reunion at the end.
The couple from "The Nixie of the Pond": When her husband succumbs to a mysterious nixie, the heroine conducts a series of moonlight rituals, offering a comb, a flute, and a spinning wheel to the water spirit in exchange for his safe return. Of course, the nixie doesn't play fair, but they eventually get their hard-earned happy ending, finding each other under the moonlight listening to the same song she used to bargain for his rescue.
Broadening the definition of "fairy tales", I have to include Dorothy and Ozma, Clara / Marie and her Nutcracker, and Ahmed and Pari Banu. There are also stories with pairings that, while I can't honestly say I support, I still find compelling: Shahrazad leading Shahryar through the most intense talk therapy session in world literature, whatever the heck is going on with Velina and Tayzanne, the quasi-erotic dynamic of this proto-Little Red Riding Hood. Plus there's some terrific villain couples I love to hate, like the witch and her lover in "The Tale of the Ensorcelled Prince" (sorry, Burton's translation is all I could find online; if you have the chance, read Yasmine Seale's version of the text).
As you can tell, I've thought about this stuff a lot and I'm eager to talk about it. What are some of the romances and relationships you love / find compelling in fairy tales?
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*Hands you some of the 81 Ness drawings I made in TwiNote*
These are so cute!! I love them!
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FNAF OC Christmas doodles!
#danny the diver#carlos the crab#samantha the seagull#coral the mermaid#simon the seahorse#andy the anglerfish#percy the pufferfish#sam the sea star#speedy the sea slug#fnaf#fnaf oc#danny divers pizza place#five nights at freddy's#christmas#the land of illustratia
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La noche de las gaviotas (1975)
AKA Night of the Seagulls, The Night of the Seagulls, Zombi 7: Last Rites, The Bloodfeast of the Blind Dead, The Blind Dead 4, Night of the Evil Dead, Don't Go Out at Night, Terror Beach, Night of the Death Cult, Night of the Blood Cult
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Friday night with the lads.
#tombs of the blind dead#blind dead#return of the blind dead#night of the seagulls#horror#70s horror#retro horror#classic horror#undead#zombies
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IC 2177, Seagull
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IC 2177: Seagull Nebula © CityspaceAstro
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