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comment ça Dolores Kesselbach a 26 ans dans 813

#Arsène Lupin #Leblanc Lupin #????? comment j'ai raté ça tout ce temps #i mean i guess i read them young so to me everybody in the story was an adult which meant they were all 30-40 something #(je suis pas douée avec les âges si jamais)#mais 26 ans ???#c'est vrai qu'elle est régulièrement désignée par 'la jeune femme' dans le texte mais ça avait jamais fait tilt jusqu'ici #talk about a perspective shift....

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yahtos

stand-on-the-horizon

royai + funny text posts

#FMA #vnorivnoeitnr the last one #yes they're war criminals and? what about it?

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yahtos

willabee

sitting on cardboard in the dark

#BEBOU #everybody wants to be a cat ~

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nevver

Glow in the dark - Baiona, Spain

kyrianne

@focsle I had this in my drafts until you were on my dash again because i couldn’t remember your handle offhand. 🩵🐋

THE LORD OF THE RINGS costumes appreciation: ― Celeborn’s robes (costume design by Ngila Dickson and Richard Taylor)

#Lord of the Rings #Tolkienivers

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interludebloom

riseswind

Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) dir. Céline Sciamma

#Portrait de la jeune fille en feu

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sylveondreams

i was very excited during class when i suddenly realized this comic translates beautifully into chinese

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the explanation here being:

allo? - hello? a l'eau - water?

谁呀？- shei ya? who is it? 水呀？- shui ya? water?

shirubie

It’s even funnier if you know that in french that type of showerhead is called a “Telephone shower”. ^_^

ofmdtereomaori

After I reblogged this I realised that it works in te reo Māori too.

Ko wai tēnei = Who is this but also This is water

Please add to this, I want it to turn out that this works for every language on earth except English.

#sur le bout de la langue #:DD

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picaresquevoleur asked:

Thank you for the further input on A.L's potential library (I am a little obsessed with him) I gotta admit A.L and Maurice Leblanc got me interested in reading more French lit and gentleman thief literature in general (what a guy), so Guy de Maupassant, Gustave Flaubert, and Leslie Charteris are next on my list ehehe. I tried a bit of Dumas but I got lost in some of the descriptions otL

Guy de Maupassant is an absolute favourite of mine!! His short stories are masterpieces of cynism and cruelty, a great study of human nature as well. Him and Flaubert are definitely authors Leblanc tried to emulate, he was a big fan of their works (normans writers gang rise up eeeyyy). I've also been meaning to get into Charteris and his S.T. character, but as far as british thieves go, I fear Raffles will always be the only one for me x)

#answered #picaresquevoleur #i've been meaning to reread maupassant as well #cause i read most of his stuff as a kid and never really got into it again #so i'm curious how i would experience it now #also yes dumas' style is a bit unusual (i assume you're talking about 'three musketeers' dumas) but really worth pushing through!#very funny writer with great characters #there's actually a bit of musketeers renaissance here and on twitter #lots of great fanarts to be found