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Just curious-- what makes the 2009 Emma adaptation a work of art?
*cracks knuckles* *pulls out color coded binder* I’m so glad you asked.
I’ve seen a lot of Emma adaptations: Clueless, Emma (1996), Aisha, the other BBC series (the one with Kate Beckinsdale and Mark Strong), Emma Approved, and of course, the 2009 BBC Miniseries. The 2009 version is my favorite, it always has been, and it always will be. Most of that comes down to characterization, but it is also about the way it captures Austen’s story magnificently though language, set design, costuming, and music.
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@monthly-challenge 2024 | Day #15: Dancing
Some of my favorite dance scenes in fiction
Literally Emma Woodhouse
no more cold and calculating i want warm and calculating. i want characters who use deductive reasoning to figure out whether their friend would like a wool or cotton quilt based off of their lifestyle, career, hobbies, and habits. i want "your nails are often chipped because you work for a law firm as a typist for this company which notoriously underbudgets their IT department, so ive bought you a keyboard cover that will not only prevent manicure damage but is also sensory friendly because I know you dislike certain clicking noises". i want characters who figure out their friends entire schedules and social battery levels just by examining who only use that info to know when the best time is to hang out with them. i want characters who create elaborate, supervillain level schemes just to get their hands on some collectible they know their best friend wants. most of all i want characters who do not use intelligence and reasoning skills as a reason to be cruel but as a means to be kind
One of my favorite moments while reading Emma is when Mr. John Knightley is absolutely flabbergasted that Mr. Weston would rather attend a party with several people than sit at home near a fire.
You and me both Mr. Knightley
to describe me
how to describe myself better than,that I lie awake at night think over Emma woodhouse sings ,,get down” from six the musical.
Emma Woodhouse
Emma (2020)
Art has kind of regressed (BOOOOO 💔💔💔) but I really need to learn how to draw again on this new phone of mine so low and behold.... a redraw of my emma woodhouse piece from ages ago!!!
Thinking about my fav guthrie theater lead roles rn and how they're both played by studio 42 billy witch actors.... (extremely self indulgent piece btw AHHH!)
Day 20 - Dearest❤️🔥💐
Inspired by ✨Janeuary Month✨ prompts on Tumblr
🎥 Emma (2020).
🎶 Video Games, Lana Del Rey (Vitamin String Quartet).
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