They are so very dear to me
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my psychiatrist just diagnosed me with 19th century russian literature character
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There is something about classic literature that hits different - which is not to say that modern literature lacks depth - there is just something so incredible about reading something and knowing that these same words were consumed by people decades, centuries before you took your first breath. And they loved and felt the stories the way you do& despite all the time separating you you’re still connected…
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Audrey Hepburn sipping on a drink on the set of War and Peace (1956)
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Audrey Hepburn in “War and Peace” (1956).
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Audrey Hepburn and Anita Ekberg on set of War and Peace, 1956
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ohhhh fuckckkkk my guys. my classic russian novel protagonists from books that are titled [WORD] and [ANTONYM]. lets kill them
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crazy how dave malloy read war and peace and was like 'yeah I know what this sounds like' and even crazier that he was fucking right
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My one major struggle when reading Russian literature is that I get so stressed out whenever a character makes stupid decisions involving money, like please, Rostov, don’t gamble away forty-three thousand roubles, my blood pressure is rising here
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Audrey Hepburn, War and Peace, 1956
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Audrey Hepburn in War and Peace (1956)
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War and Peace (Natasha at Otradnoye) by A. Nikolaev, 1977
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