Watching 'Harper's Island.'
It's great, but a little gory for my taste.
Great atmosphere.
Maiden

Show me the way back"And I remember that sometimes these nerves would even lose their shell and become defenseless, a skinny flower-shaped horizon with the rays stolen off its sun, and that's why sober alcoholics' arms often shake, because they've lost that control. And now they're floundering, stuck in pasts remembered and futures imagined, without the ability to ever stop their hands."Show me the way back
Sometimes nerve endings fail; so that when she shakes, it isn't from the tremblings of age or pain, but from the restlessness hiding in her bones, spindle-roots weaving through every minute hole to clutch at her veins, now tucked under wilted skin that shines purpl
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Scully's always, "Look, Mulder, I don't believe that Martians with big elbows are taking over the world." And by the end of the episode, there's Martians with big elbows everywhere! And she's swatting them off with a tennis racket, "I believe you!"
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Wyrd bið ful aræd - The Wanderer
My gallery [link]
My lovely Spock-based Star Trek fiction [link]
dA is for the literary arts, too.
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Sic hoc adfixum, in obice legeres potes et liberatier educatus et nimmis propinquus ades!
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Scully's always, "Look, Mulder, I don't believe that Martians with big elbows are taking over the world." And by the end of the episode, there's Martians with big elbows everywhere! And she's swatting them off with a tennis racket, "I believe you!"
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Scully's always, "Look, Mulder, I don't believe that Martians with big elbows are taking over the world." And by the end of the episode, there's Martians with big elbows everywhere! And she's swatting them off with a tennis racket, "I believe you!"
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