Rachel, 19, studying Economics and Politics at the University of York. Fond of puns, semicolons, and artificially inseminated lesbian queens.
“Sex and poetry girl.”
“An economist, and therefore incapable of love.”
“Obsessed with Hamlet.”
Sooner or later Peter Pan has to grow up and that’s how it ends—he becomes too much of a man to just play around with Captain Hook. It becomes real and Hook dies and Peter Pan dies then too. You can’t be a boy when you’ve killed a man, and so Peter Pan takes Hook’s place and Tinkerbell abandons him for another eager, bright-eyed boy. (x)
favourite fictional ladies - Regina Mills
“I just wanted to win, for once”
I’ve made my mistakes
I’ve seen my heart cave in
I’ve got my scars
I’ve been to hell and back again
Born for the blue skies
We’ll survive the rain
Born for the sunrise
We’ll survive the pain[x]
She goes ten thousand miles on the business of war,
She crosses passes and mountains like flying.
“Yes, Regina and Emma are very much at odds with each other, and some days they absolutely cannot stand each other, but how many amazing love stories have begun in a similar manner? Let me tell you, a million of them. The moment Regina cast the curse, she inadvertently entwined her life with Emma’s and, in my opinion, it is now Emma’s destiny to gift Regina the happy ending she so desperately needs and, yes, deserves.”
What do you care how I look at you?
Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, it’s a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope and that enables you to laugh at life’s realities.
Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs x ABC’s Once Upon A Time *
