During the fifth episode of “Big Little Lies,” director Jean-Marc Vallée unveiled an image so instantly satisfying its full weight didn’t register right away: Three women, running together in silence, wordlessly united against the pain all around them. Jane’s therapeutic jogging scenes have become a staple of the HBO limited series, but Shailene Woodley’s character is no longer alone. Her new equally tormented best friends, Madeline (Reese Witherspoon) and Celeste (Nicole Kidman), are now running right beside her. It’s a testament to the support needed to survive in a world filled with hardship, but it’s also a conviction of silent suffering. Each woman has a secret. Each woman is afraid to confess her secret, and — as the series so prominently foreshadows — it could end up killing one of them.

#me at the end of the semester

Summer cottage | Sense and Sensibility 2008

W I N T E R has finally come.

The Man Who Never Lived And Will Never Die

You’re making everything look so beautiful. We should have a dance tonight.

blog goals: making someone a little happier

elegance™

#me trying to socialise at extended family dinners

I shall conquer this. I shall!

Tonight I finally had a chance to see Eddie Vedder live - my teenage crush, sexy voice, a man who convinced me that flannel shirts are cool and who motivated me to study English more than all my teachers put together. It was an amazing night! 😊

Pride and Prejudice (2005) dir. Joe Wright

There are certainly not so many men of large fortune in the world, as there are pretty women to deserve them.

Becoming Jane dir. Julian Jarrold