
(They/She) I have seen all Wes Anderson movies (Isle of dogs totally not my favourite😭) Savior of latin (NOT SPOILER FREE!)Socially awkward
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Me When I Asteroid His City

Me when i asteroid his city
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Fanfic Update
Since Ai no Toshokan/Library of Love is a slice of life fanfic. It takes within a week to write and post withouy too much pressure. The newest chapter however is much more longer. I don't wanna ruin the surprise or give too much out. It's taking like 2 weeks
I was writing on google docs on chrome, on guest mode and as soon as I continued my computer suddenly turned off and chrome crashed. It all happened in front my eyes and reset my fucking tabs😭
I hate having to log in accounts for the billionth time.
So.. new chapter will be delayed💔
Also here's a screenshot from my instagram story


Every Frame a Painting — Moonrise Kingdom
This shot from "Moonrise Kingdom," directed by Wes Anderson, exemplifies his unique visual style and storytelling technique. Symmetrically composed, Sam and Suzy are placed on opposite sides of the frame, creating a balanced composition that highlights the distance between them. The open field setting evokes a sense of freedom and marks the beginning of their journey together, away from the constraints of their everyday lives. In the background, the windmill and treeline enhance the pastoral and nostalgic atmosphere. Dominated by earthy, muted tones, the color palette adds to the film's vintage and timeless feel, with the yellows and greens of the field subtly contrasting against the overcast sky. Natural lighting enhances the realistic and grounded environment while maintaining the whimsical tone. The physical distance between Sam and Suzy symbolizes their emotional connection and shared sense of being outsiders; despite being physically apart, they are emotionally in sync.

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