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1 month ago

someone probably already made a million post about the thematic relevance of julian’s lecture to the greek clique in chapter 1 in the overall narrative, how so much of what he is saying gets mirrored at various points as the story progresses. after all, this is the lecture that made the greek clique want to perform a bacchanal.

but i just noticed this one little parallel that is making me lose my mind a bit, to be honest.

Someone Probably Already Made A Million Post About The Thematic Relevance Of Julian’s Lecture To The
Someone Probably Already Made A Million Post About The Thematic Relevance Of Julian’s Lecture To The

I always found it peculiar that it was bunny who answered julian here – you’d think he wouldn’t remember the latin name for the erinyes, or that someone else might have said something. yet he is very engaged right now, “his eyes dazzled”.

i think there are two main reasons why bunny is the one who mentions the furies.

the first reason relates to julian’s words before his question. from a narrative point of view, by answering, bunny gets linked to these paragraphs.

“It is a terrible thing to learn as a child that one is a being separate from all the world, that no one and no thing hurts along with one's burned tongues and skinned knees, that one's aches and pains are all one's own. Even more terrible, as we grow older, to learn that no person, no matter how beloved, can ever truly understand us.”

bunny, the one often compared to a child, already before and especially after finding out about the murder starts hurting, worrying, and quickly realizes he is the only one to feel this way. the others are not sharing in his worries. they excluded him from the successful bacchanal, henry mocked him in his diary, and no one confided in him. they hid the fact that they murdered someone from him with apparent ease. after italy, suddenly henry is all chummy with richard, and the group includes him even more – and bunny feels like no one understands him, no one is willing to. they treat him like a dumb child, and try to keep him quiet.

the second reason why I find it peculiar that bunny is the one to answer julian is to be found in julian’s segue to bunny’s answer.

the book often mentions dante, who was led through hell and purgatory by virgil. while the number of erinyes/furies is ambiguous in greek mythology, virgil, in the aeneid, mentions three: alecto (endless anger), megaera (jealous rage), and tisophone (vengeful destruction). and isn’t this the core of bunny’s behaviour prior his murder? his anger towards the rest of the group, and especially henry, at excluding him, mocking him. his jealous rage towards richard. his vengeful destruction – almost revealing what the group has done, exploding at henry, mocking charles’s drinking, deriding and belittling camilla and her relationship with charles, being cruel to francis bc of his sexuality, alienating even richard, who didn’t have much to do with any of this, by trying to expose his lies about his past and how much money he has.

in chapter 5, richard wonders how come bunny was losing his mind and turning against his friends post-murder reveal (pls ignore richard being a pretentious baby btw) and we get this amazing insight from camilla.

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in julian’s own words, the erinyes/furies drove people mad by turning “up the volume of the inner monologue, magnif[ying] qualities already present to great excess, ma[king] people so much themselves that they couldn't stand it.”

and isn’t that what camilla is alluding at here? as if possessed by the furies, bunny becomes so much himself, or what he thinks the others see him as – stupid, simple, annoying, less sophisticated than the others – that he cannot bear it, no one can. it all magnifies, all that he thinks the others dislike about him, belittle him for, laugh behind his back about.

there’s also something to be said about julian asking about the erinyes/furies by their greek name and bunny answering with the roman one. when it was in rome with henry that it all started to fall apart. but yeah

1 month ago

the kiss of judas (winterbunny edition)

The Kiss Of Judas (winterbunny Edition)
The Kiss Of Judas (winterbunny Edition)

2 months ago
Morning Routine Before Greek Class 🏛️ 📖

Morning routine before Greek class 🏛️ 📖

I think artworks are too kind to Richard’s hair, here is my lore-accurate nail scissors haircut for him.

1 month ago
"Dazai's Expression As He Placed A Finger On His Forehead And Approached The Enemy - That Of A Child

"Dazai's expression as he placed a finger on his forehead and approached the enemy - that of a child about to burst into tears - remained burned into my eyes."

1 month ago
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1 month ago

whats ur interpretation of fem! greek class and lesbian henrymilla ? they’d be even more evil if they were all evil😫

oh, they're all so very evil. i love a fem greek class were theyre all women and theyre all gay (except bunny but she's just closeted and her and henry were... tumultuous to say the least) i like my fem characters to look, almost essentially the same within reason, they're all a lot less tall.

they'd get away with the farmer way more easily, and they'd probably get to the bacchanal way more easily since they're all maenads.

henry (henrietta): virtually the same, classy butch lesbian

bunny: closeted and also secretly with her roommate marion (do NOT ask about it)

francine: pretty much the same, horrible taste in women

charlotte (charlie): also.. about the same. her and camilla are identical but don't actually appear so since charlie is more masc than camilla. she has a mullet <33333333

camilla: her and henry are sneaking around of course.

richard (richie): i forgot to give her a girl name but she's incredibly blessed to be surrounded by so many weird evil lesbians. she also has a mullet <3333333333

here is some art i drew of them a while back. perhaps ill do more.

Whats Ur Interpretation Of Fem! Greek Class And Lesbian Henrymilla ? They’d Be Even More Evil If They
Whats Ur Interpretation Of Fem! Greek Class And Lesbian Henrymilla ? They’d Be Even More Evil If They
Whats Ur Interpretation Of Fem! Greek Class And Lesbian Henrymilla ? They’d Be Even More Evil If They
3 months ago

Репостните этот пост, чтобы найти новых классных людей, которые тоже готовы взаимно проявлять активность!

В последнее время всё чаще читаю посты о том, что тумбочка будто бы затихает. Многие уходят, новые блоги все сложнее находить, а лента кажется пустой. Почитать нечего, активность снижается, и, самое обидное, — комментарии редеют. Раньше заглядываешь под пост, а там — целые дискуссии, хоть «Войну и мир» пиши! А теперь всё чаще тишина.

Я и сама это замечаю, и от этого становится немного грустно. Но, может, мы можем это исправить? Давайте попробуем вернуть ту самую ламповую атмосферу — поддержим друг друга, найдем интересные блоги, будем комментировать и общаться!

1 month ago
Yeah

yeah

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