Let us close out the weekend with this striking piece from artist Jemma Salume. Here's hoping your week will be filled with beautiful fish and whale dreams.
That's an interesting thought. I tend to think that as much as Cosima thinks she's terribly clever, spying on the spy, she's just a drooling idiot when it comes to Delphine. She just really, really wants Delphine to like her, and is willing to take her advances as somewhat genuine, even when, in the back of her mind,…
That does make me feel better, thanks :) It's vicious enough for Misa, too, although I kept wishing she'd aim some of that viciousness Light's way.
I dig Chad as the monitor. He did spend an awful lot of time at that brunch party getting handsy with Alison.
That's a good point. There's a reason I screengrabbed the tail dance and not the car.
Profound and hilarious poetry written by arranging book spines
Nina Katchadourian borrows the words she uses for her unusual poetry from the spines of books. She arranges those spines, book upon book, so that they form brief poems that are often insightful and surprising.
No kidding. Did you see the previews for the next episode? So weird to see blood and trauma portrayed this way on a genre show. It's not Helena's sexy killer business. It's not the brutality of war. It's accidental, scary blood.
Ooh, I like that theory. Brings more groups into play.
Interesting. Do you think Sarah's had the same name all these years?
