THIS
this one phrase i just read in a fic is just the magnum opus the personification the embodiment the epitome of the perspective of gay pining
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Hey! It's not much but I felt like I had to do this since "Nobody's savior, your oldest friend" is the best fanfiction I've ever read, and this moment lives inside my head,so... here it is ^^
IT'S THEM!!! It's such a joy to see a scene I wrote be turned into visual art.
Thank you SO much, for both your kind words and for taking the time to draw fan art for this fic. I wish I had the words to properly describe how much this warms my heart and puts a smile on my face. I can't stop staring at this! It's lovely. Thank you, thank you :) ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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the feminine urge to become fluent in every language on earth so I can read literature in poetry in their native tongues to get the full effect
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can we talk about the Dead Poets pajamas???
like I know it’s the 50s/60s and it’s fairly normal to have pajama clothes but please. they’re little matching sets are so cute. and don’t even get me started on the robes. I’m desperate to snuggle with each and everyone of them.
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i digitalized an older knox/charlie fanart in order to celebrate the completion of my fic “how soon is now” on ao3 !! this was fun
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Chapters: 1/12
Fandom: Dead Poets Society (1989)
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Charlie Dalton/Knox Overstreet, Minor or Background Relationship(s)
Characters: Charlie Dalton, Knox Overstreet, Other Characters
Additional Tags: Friends to Lovers, Infidelity, Complicated Relationships, Sexual Content, Alternate Universe - Everyone Lives/Nobody Dies, Post-Canon, 1970s
Series: Part 1 of One of These Nights
Summary:
There’s a way of going about things the right way at the right time, but Charlie waits a little too long and the timing could then only ever be wrong.
In other words, Knox gets engaged. Charlie’s close, perhaps slightly screwed-up, friendship with him becomes very screwed-up.
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i love how supportive all of the poets are towards each other.
everybody likes to focus on neil in the poem scene, but you can see charlie literally taking the pen out of his mouth, because he's also in awe, pitts and cameron too (you can't really see meeks or knox).
all of the boy's are genuinely shocked at how well charlie can play the saxophone, and they're impressed.
then there's obviously neil during his play where they're all just completely breath taken by him.
i don't think i have to even explain how happy they are when they find out about knox and chris, or when pitts and meeks finally get the radio working.. do i??
they're all genuinely happy for one another in their successes, and i love to see it, especially when they're in a world where they're 'competing' with each other.
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one of the best parts of dead poets society is that the poets aren’t even the cool kids at WELTON imagine how unpopular they’d be at public school
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