HELLO??? WHO DID THIS???
(UPDATE: It is no longer there. I do not know the reason)
I have so many questions.
[Image description: A cropped screenshot of Eric Delano's wiki page. The text is scribbled over to call attention to an isolated line right before the Episode Appearances tab. The line is on its own paragraph and has no other information. It just reads "Eric is queerblind." End description]
I genuinely have so many questions. I've looked up the term and nothing comes up using the term itself. I looked up if the term meant something on a larger scale and all I got are research papers on the experiences of blind people on the queer spectrum, nothing that actually uses "queerblind" as an identity or "formal" classifier.
Please share your sources with the class. You're literally the only person using this word. And you're using it to talk about Eric Delano. Your mind???
Update: no relevant comments on the page itself exist either, so I don't know if anyone called it out before me.
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Thinking about how Gerry is an artist and Mary Keay canonically has at least one of his paintings on display for guests to see.
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baby gerry discovers painting or something
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do you think mary keay and gertrude robinson ever explored each other's bodies
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Let's talk about Gerry's painting, shall we? We don't know what it is supposed to look like yet, but we do know that it's called “Camden Epiphany”. Now Camden is usually the name of a person or place, but not a word in English. So let's look at the origins of this name.
Winding valleys, labyrinths. Familiar. The meaning of the word definitely seems to line up with the episode's statement/entry, and also with the Spiral in general (I know we're not using those classifications anymore, it just helps with explaining my point).
And "epiphany" is, of course, used to refer to a sudden realization or revelation. This reminded me of Gerry's painting in TMA (MAG04).
The calligraphy in particular stands out to me. It seems to be asking for an epiphany, to grant the viewer or the creator a revelation of some sort.
I think that Gerry's recent painting wasn't just a throwaway moment. It's gonna come back later and it's going to be important to the narrative. And of course, I doubt that Gerry and Gertrude are going to be irrelevant to the plot. I don't think this is the last we've seen of them.
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No thoughts, just Lady Mowbray x Mary Keay x Gertrude Robinson toxic old women yuri
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young mary and gerry keay
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On Mary Kaey and mag 111
Mary Kaey can easily be read as an exploration of the intersection of the privilege of whiteness and the disadvantages of being working class.
In many ways, she seems to feel as though she’s been denied the privilege that should come along with her whiteness. Gerard says later in the episode that the Keays are related to a German line of aristocracy — the Von Closens. Mary ���wanted to write a destiny” for them.
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