sadybusiness:

I followed a social media account on an unspecified platform (NO SHAMING) because it was named after Wollstonecraft and promised to have socialist sympathies.

It’s basically all about how “the revolutionary girl” “despises” everything, and most especially how she “despises” and/or is better than…

Little one, who bears up alone in such deep sorrow, never lose that strength or nobility, even when you grow up.

(but was that really such a good idea?)

rolohaliburton:

_{Favourite Anime: Revolutionary Girl Utena (1997)}

_{Do you know? Do you know? Have you heard the news? There’ll be another duel today in the forest behind the school.}

❝Let's live our lives heroically, let's live them with style.❞

The “LEGO (X)” games are the most prominent use of pantomime in popular culture since movies got sound

It helps for pantomime and puppetry to use stories and idioms people know already, or at least some well of meaning lying outside the performance itself

Jolly Ship the Whiz-Bang had music and plus even if the plots were novel pirates are a familiar idiom

Or you can take the alienation effect and just run with it

Oh man LEGO Utena would be AMAZING

Shoujo Kakumei Utena (J.A. Seazer?) - Victory

I see a lot of teenagers getting into Eva and Utena these days. That’s cool! Good for them.

1) (to self) You know who’s also a 28 year old who didn’t make it in Hollywood? Dawson Leery.

2) (to kitten) Oh my god, you’ve never seen Utena!

creamy-mami:

I found love.

Yeah let’s bookend it: beauty.

Oh my bad that was the Season 2 version. Yr not ready for that yet.

Apparently there’s another generation to be taught. Zettai! Unmei! Mokushiroku!

SEKAI WO KAKUMEI SURU TAME NI