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Here's a modified version of my Good Omens fanfiction (pre-finale) spreadsheet. Feel free to download/use for recs and/or a template to modify for your own. I hope it may be helpful. Thanks for everything.
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Simone Ashley is beautiful, so what is your point? That two Indian women can look different from each other?
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Why are you all so obsessed with this? It’s looking a little weird. Well, what if the bear had a nuclear bomb? What then?
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That’s what I took from it. Why else would it say not to share with the candidates? It was supposed to be edited out of the ad by HR. Oops.
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I’m not really sure who Sydney Sweeney is, but I like the suggestions for Ayo Edebiri and Natasha Lyonne, though.
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There’s a lot of demands for an answer to this silly question going around, and then adding to it if you’re not satisfied for whatever reason. Nobody ever said bears are safe or will change your tire.
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Did you hear the Devil’s part of that song, though? They had to just list the parts Johnny(?) did because they couldn’t beat that.
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“This woman with two small children and cancer.” Dude! They’re your kids. She didn’t just show up with two kids and cancer.
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I hate how they are categorizing them by length instead of content. And this has been a problem before (Moonlighting clearly was a comedy).
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Just ducking in to note that most Brothers Grimm stories were told to them by women (the expression “old wives’ tales” is because of women who told folk tales), and were rewritten many times, with each Grimm edition reducing female agency and sex yet increasing violence.
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Women can inherit property if spinsters or widows. For married women, the inheritance becomes her husband’s (until the Married Women’s Property Act of 1870). Most peerages in Scotland can pass to a woman if there are no sons also.
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I wonder whether Val needed to suck to get the 1996 audience on the gay couple’s side or to have a character change (I can’t call it an arc) at the end. I haven’t see La Cage aux Folles.
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Improving your action figure collection is fine. I have action figures too. But getting a new action figure isn’t improving myself.
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I went to my daughter and said, “I have picked a husband for you,” and she said NO. I said, “He is Bill Gates’ son and the CEO of World Bank.” She said, “Not interested. Going on tour with my band and, anyway, I have a girlfriend.”
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I can believe this because I’ve stepped on coins barefoot and thought it was something wet but it was just something cold.
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At that point, they might as well describe JKR as an author whose Doctor Who episode was scuttled by DT. It’s as important career wise and about as relevant.
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You have no idea what anyone has done to get healthier or whether they are healthier than they were last week, but, by all means, look down on people from your superior perch and attempt to shame them into not being out in public. That will help.
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Why? He wrote the books he wanted to write, and they weren’t for you or ScreenRant person, and that’s okay. Nice channeling of Mark Twain on Jane Austen, though.
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I don’t think either Whedon or the reporter get to make a decision about when the article gets published.
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Women don’t need skills and never have to overcome adversity. Good to know, good to know.
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Before Shakespeare’s day! That was during the period when he was the Doctor’s companion and brought his plays back in time.
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It’s the same marketing they had for Kate & Anthony’s season, just reversed, I think is the point.
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I hope they get to work together someday. I always kind of want that with people who’ve played the same part.
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We once had an assignment to find out what the words meant, and I remember feeling quite angry that we had been making a promise without its ever previously being explained that’s what we were saying.
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He could have posted it on Archive of Our Own, but he can’t publish it for profit without their okay. And they are not required to read it.
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They are talking about Kate’s bio mom (remember when Edwina got mad and called her “half-sister@?), who, in the books, died in a freak accident in a thunderstorm, which was why Kate had panic attacks in thunderstorms (which they also didn’t do on the show).
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That space has to do a lot of work. Maybe switching James Bond and 007 in the sentence would help.
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There was definitely a movement to get more practical attire with the New Woman and bicycling, but they already had two Married Woman’s Property Acts by then (in England). I don’t know whether you have a particular era/location in mind, so, of course, variable.
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By removing donor chain but leaving in paired exchange, she makes it sound as if Rose and the recipient are trading kidneys.
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Titles and estates are usually tied together. Notably, the show has never dealt with a Scottish title before. However, if John leaves a son, he would be heir, and this could be the plan. But if there is no heir besides Michaela, this would set up an interesting problem.
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I’m not saying there is or isn’t an afterlife. I’m saying this proves nothing either way.
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Why is it a problem for her to talk about something specific? “I support everybody” doesn’t help when specific groups are targeted.
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She isn’t really in that position in the books. Anthony does attempt to court her because she looks good on paper, but that doesn’t last long and Edwina isn’t interested and basically ships him with Kate.
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And: Juliet should have listened to her parents. She was too young to get married.
Oh, yeah. Her parents who were forcing her to get married?
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So now if a volleyball player spikes a ball it’s her fault if another player doesn’t block it? What is this person standing up for, exactly?
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I know there’s nothing I could suggest that you haven’t thought of. I’m just sorry they are doing this to you.
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There is no central character of the show. The show is about each Bridgerton sibling finding love, not about Penelope.
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“I’m sorry you believed my horrific story about committing rape” (paraphrase) is like gaslighting the listener.
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I don’t like that, when Kate asks not to consummate their marriages right away, he refuses her request. There are other things too.
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I was wondering whether he reflected back to that when having this experience. Thinking of writing something about it.
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She relates it to her experience, but it’s more of a jumping-off point for that—not an unheard-of rhetorical device. That was my assessment anyway.
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I don’t think Penelope would enjoy managing an estate while her husband is gone for years at a time and raising kids (with nanny & governess) on her own. I think she wants love.
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But you would advocate that the kid should kill themselves, apparently. That’s some stellar parenting advice.
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Eloise could ruin Penelope right now by exposing her as Whistledown, and could have done it as soon as she found out.
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He’s thinking iloveyouiloveyouiloveyou iloveyouiloveyouiloveyou iloveyouiloveyouiloveyou iloveyouiloveyouiloveyou iloveyouiloveyouiloveyou iloveyouiloveyouiloveyou
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I thought Penelope did “something great.” Why isn’t she running to Colin to tell him about it proudly? She destroyed Eloise’s chance with Theo but wants Eloise to help her lie to Eloise’s brother for the rest of her life? Does she think Colin will never find out on his own?
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One of them thinks a vasectomy makes you trans and the other that it means you’re promiscuous. Then they agree—on something?
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