Local Girl Shocked To Discover That In The Song "this Is How All Your Favorite Characters Die" From The

WAIT HOLD ON WAIT

anger management/poor darrien blacked out during his therapist's appointment and woke up by the magnus institute outreach center where?

in OXFORD

WHERE IS HILLTOP ROAD LOCATED?

IN OXFORD

made a poster

Date idea!! We both watch dead poets society and cry

Rip Arthur Lester, you would've loved Epic the musical

Bella Swan and Louis de Pointe du Lac in group therapy and when the therapist asks how they’re doing their hallucination vampire boyfriends say “lie” in unison send post

Never getting over when Keating says "every one of us will turn cold and die" and not only does it pan to Neil but istg you can see him getting akward cus he's definitely been suicidal for a while

malevolent poetry references: season 1

part 4: the voices

this is the first of multiple times that this phrase appears in the show. it appears to have originated from a medieval Persian fable, written by the Sufi poet Attar of Nishapur. the phrase was popularized in the west following an early nineteenth century translation and retelling of the story by Edward Fitzgerald.

part 5: the gift

this is a line from “Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening” by the American poet Robert Frost. it was first published in 1923, eleven years before the events of malevolent.

part 8: the caves

the quotation here comes from “Cassilda’s Song”, a poem written by Robert W. Chambers as a preface to his 1895 book, The King in Yellow, a collection of short stories.

part 12: the end

this isn’t poetry, but it is a notable reference, because it is a quote from H.P. Lovecraft. the full quote is: “The process of delving into the black abyss is to me the keenest form of fascination.”

have to respect jonny sims for giving not one but two of his characters parts of his Full Government Name. jonny dville? normal. fine. plenty of people name characters after themselves. jonathan sims? sir. sir what are you doing. why would you do that.

stumbled across some of my printer opinions that i don't recall writing but am correct about