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fardell24b · 12 days
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The Picture
The Picture FF: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14348491/1/The-Picture
AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/55314373
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kwebtv · 25 days
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Michala Banas as Louisa Iredale and Petra Jared as Jo (Josephine) Tiegan in "Mirror Mirror"
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bibliocinemaserie · 1 year
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Mirror, Mirror - Série (1995) - SensCritique
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blackenedxflame · 1 year
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Tiegan Tidbits
Trigger Warning Ahead: Child Abuse, Drugs/Alcohol, Weapons
Tiegan has at least three different tattoos -- a knife on his inner left wrist, a blood drop on his right shoulder blade and small almost cartoonish skull on his left hip -- and they're all from three different gangs he joined while in foster care. While under "protection" of these gangs, he has committed petty arson and armed robbery, but he's managed to avoid being caught.
Abuse is all he's known for a good portion of his life. Regular physical abuse has led to broken bones, and at least one concussion. Sexual abuse started in foster care as early as nine. In return, he's picked fights to have an excuse to beat others, though he refuses to touch children.
The five finger discount has kept him alive during periods in which he was homeless after running away. His longest streak of being homeless was about two months.
Despite joining a spy organization, Tiegan has a deep distrust of all law enforcement. He tried many times to ask for help in his childhood, and he kept being right on back to his abusers. Any cop he meets is met with hostility.
Tiegan has killed six foster siblings, and at least two foster parents. He used his magic to avoid being caught. As a result, he has no qualms with killing anyone else, though his moral code is "no innocent blood shed".
Due to losing his sister, Tiegan has become extremely overprotective over the Hardy family, Francine and Jo especially; they are the replacement family he's always dreamed of, and god help anyone who tries to hurt them.
Being a white witch, Tiegan has been banned from using black magic, as it goes against nature. That doesn't stop him from using it when he feels it's necessary; he's been kicked out of the Massachusetts's Coven for this.
Tiegan is generally not a fan of sex, and he does not like being touched by strangers. But if you gain his trust, he will be the one to initiate physical contact, and if he feels safe in a romantic relationship, then they can work their way up to physical intimacy. It's the vulnerability that makes him balk.
Tiegan killed his mother at the age of five, almost six years old, knowingly, and he has no regrets. But he does have flashbacks to Catherine's abuse.
Despite witnessing how drugs can be destructive, Tiegan often falls back on weed, and alcohol, when he's stressed. He also smokes cigarettes frequently.
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kd-heart · 3 years
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Picking up the pieces
Fandom: Mirror Mirror (1995 TV) Character: Catherine Tiegan Rating: general audiences Summary: Jo's mother ends up with another teen on her hands. Author’s notes: Found another old draft. This time it's just from 2018. Mirror Mirror is one of my all time favorite TV shows. Watching it as an adult does put some things in a different perspective and I'm not just talking about all the time paradoxes created. Also, yes, I am still pissed about Catherine's memories being erased after she finally had that talk with Jo. I will always be pissed about that. But that is not relevant to this fic. What is relevant to this fic is that someone has to figure out what to do with a temporally displaced tsesarevich in a very mundane way.
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The boy was sleeping on their sofa. She watched him for a few seconds to make sure he didn't need anything, before quietly closing the door behind her.
She'd left a change of clothes for him on one of the chairs - some old jeans of her husband’s and a shirt she couldn't remember which of them had bought, but that had been worn indiscriminately by both at some point. She had delegated the buying of underwear and toiletries to Andrew and Tama, once she realized he'd need those, too.
Her hand seemed to be stuck to the doorknob and she lingered just outside the living-room for a bit. She couldn't really believe want Jo and Tama had told her about the boy being from 1919 and the lost heir to the Russian throne. It was too far-fetched to believe, but it was too far-fetched for their usual flights of fancy to completely ignore, either. She'd almost believe it was the plot to one of her husband's novels and maybe one day it was going to be.
Regardless of who he was, the issue was that he was now sleeping on their couch and she needed to figure out what to do next. Was there family she needed to call? Was someone worrying over his absence at that moment?
Some part of her was tempted to believe them, that there was no one left to worry about the boy. Nick.
Something had happened recently that her mind refused to acknowledge. It all tied into Jo’s odd behavior of late and Nick's presence in their house, but it refused to settle into something that made sense.
Time travel did not make sense.
Magic mirrors did not make sense.
Coffee, on the other hand, made lots of sense and she needed it right about then.
She finally managed to take her fingers off the doorknob, still reluctant to leave, but heading for the kitchen nonetheless.
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sandytree1 · 5 years
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Victorian craze for jewel names: Coral, Ruby, Pearl, Peridot, 
Word names: Ember / Amber, Ebony, 
Flowers: Lily, Rose, Daisy, Poppy, Bluebell, 
Trees: Ask, Willow, 
Virtue names: Hope, Faith, Grace, 
Mythological: Freya, Angel, Venus, 
Fictional: Alice, Ulysses, 
Seasonal: Summer, April, June, 
Other: Nieve, Mia, Amelia, EMily, Imogen, Louise, Jane, Anne, Karis, Sharon, Lucy, Serenity, Tiegan / Taegan, Scarlett, Sebastian, Willow, Mariella, Magnus, 
English: Jessica, Samantha, Michael, Christopher
Biblical: Jack, George, Samuel, John, Jacob, Caleb, Lucas, Ethan, Simon
Scottish: Cameron, Finlay, Malcolm, Keir, Lachlan, Ivor, Graeme, Nessa, Jean, Euphemia, Marjorie, Sena, Skye, Caitriona, Fiona, Eileen, Elaine, Rowan, Heather, Effie, Eden, Erskine, Ross, Maeve, Avalone, Wren, Cordelia, GUinevere, Isolde, Morgana, Penrose, Rhonwen, 
Short names: Emma, Ava, Noah, Liam, Finn, Bram, Tess, Mila, Isa, Ike, Leon, Rahm, Remy, Jim, Eve, Nick, Hilde, 
Indonesian: Maret, Harimau, Putri, Lintang, Baskara, Satriya
Marjorie: pearl (Scottish). “attractive, lively, cheeky. Could have faded with the advent of the word Margarine.” Variants: Margery, Margaret, Marjorie (Scottish). Nicknames: Margie, Marge, Jorie.
Lyceion: 
Hermione: messenge, earthly (feminine of Hermes) In ancient Greek myth, Hermione is the daughter of Spartan King Menelaus and his wife Helen; in pre-Potter lit, the name appears in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale and in Walter Scott's novel The Fortunes of Nigel.
Valentine: 
Celestine: 
Alexander: 
Hypatia: highest, supreme (Greek) Agora was a film about Hypatia of Alexandria, an early philosopher and scholar of mathematics and astronomy, as well as inventor of several scientific 
Isidore: gift of Isis (Greek) A common ancient Greek name belonging to several saints. It was adopted by Spanish jews to the point where it was almost their exclusive property. 
Charlotte: free man (feminine of Charles, French)  An elegant royal name with many bearers. Charlotte Brontë, E.B. White’s Charlette’s Web, Charlotte York from Sex and the City. Appealing since it sounds feminine yet grownup, sophisticated yet lush. 
Arianna: (Greek)
Arrietty: estate ruler. “A pretty, dainty name for one of the little characters in the children’s book series The Borrowers.” Harriet, Harry, Henriette/a, Henry. Henriette: Etta, Hetty, Hattie.
Josephine: Jehovah increases (French of Joseph). Josie, Jo, Joey. 
Clementine: mild, merciful (French of Clement, Latin). Suggests peace and happiness, a lovely image. Other names with related meanings: Beatrice, Felicity, Hilary, Arcadia, Irina, Mercy.
Felicity: good fortune, happy (Latin). “A virtue name related to Hope, Faith and Charity. But much more feminine and hapier.” Nicknames: Flick, Fee, Felicia.
Aurelia: the golden one (Latin). Related: Aurelius, Aurora, Oriana.
Cedar: “A fresh and fragrant nature name more apt to be used for a boy.” 
Clarence: bright (Latin) 
Cordelia: heart (Latin), daughter of the sea (Celtic). Nicknames: Cora, Delia, Lia, Del, Cordie. Related: Coraline, Coral, Caroline. 
Ciel: sky (French). Related: Seal, Celia, Ceil.
Brielle: hunting grounds (French). “Although it sounds modern, it’s a traditional Cajun contraction of Gabrielle.” Related: Gabrielle.
Daphne: laurel tree, bay tree (Greek). “Seen by Americans as quintessentially British. In Greek mythology, Daphne was a nymph who was saved from an over-amorous Apollo by her father, a river god, transforming her into a laurel tree. Her name was taken from that of the shrub and became part of the British vogue for plant names at the end of the nineteenth century.” 
Minette: faithful defender. “Frenchified name of Henriette Marie rarely used in France.”
Fraser: French for strawberry (Scottish). Variants: Frasier, Frazier, Fraser. 
Esperence: Spanish for hope, expectation (English). Variants: Esperanza, Sandra.
Giselle: pledge, hostage (German) 
Larissa: citadel (Greek, Russian). “Name of nymph that’s daintily pretty and fresh alternative to Melissa or Alyssa.” Related: Larissa, Larisa, Melissa, Marissa, Alyssa, Lara.
Lillian: lily the flower (English from Latin). “More serious and subdued cousin of megapopular Lily. It probably originated as a pet form of Elizabeth.” 
Marcella: warlike (Latin). “Depicted as the world's most beautiful woman in Don Quixote, this long neglected name seemed dated for decades but just might be ready for restoration. Saint Marcella was a Roman matron of strength and intellect who organized a religious sisterhood at her mansion, which St. Jerome guided in religion and learning.” Related: Marcella, Mercellina.
Meredith: great ruler (Welsh). Nicknames: Merry, Merri. 
Flower names: Lily, Lillian; 
Cisneros: 
Mozart: 
Sophia: 
Emma: 
Olivia: 
Mercedes: Merche: Marzia: Mneme Naiara
Natascha
Reginold
Nicasia: victorious (Latin) from Nike, the personification of victory. Related to Nicole.
Niara: nebula, mist (Hindi)
Tiara: crown, jeweled headdress (Latin) 
Odette: wealthy (French, from German)  Name of the white swan in Tchaikovsky’s ballet Swan Lake. A particularly soigne, sophisticated yet upbeat choice. The black swan is named Odile. 
Peridot: a green gemstone (Arabic) symbolising the August month. Said to be used for helping people put the past behind them. In ancient time it was a symbol of the sun. Highly valued in Hawaii where they’re believed to be the tears of the volcano goddess Pele. 
Pele: goddess of fire (Hawaii)
Opal: 
Seraphina: ardent, fiery (Hebrew) Seraphim is among the highest ranking angels with six wings. 
Serena: 
Violet: 
Sidonie: from Latin Sidon. Chic French favorite. Sidony, Sydney.
Collette: people of victory (Greek), French feminine of Nicholas. 
Sabrina: Latin for River Severn, deriving from Celtic mythology. Sabina, Serena
Samantha: told by god (Hebrew) feminine of Samuel. Samara
Siobhan: the lord is gracious (Irish Gaelic) variation of Joan, feminine of John.   A lovely Irish name whose perplexing spelling has inspired many phonetic variations, but using the original form preserves the integrity of one of the most beautiful Irish girls' names. Variants: Joan, Johanna, John, Siobhan
Vanessa: species of butterfly; literary invention. 
Esther: star (Persian)
Tiffany: 
Madonna: 
Kimberly: 
Teal: 
Alden: old, wise friend (English)
Valeska: strength, health, spirited (French/Slavic of Valerie) Name of Red Riding Hood in the 2011 update. Peaked in 1960s and was in the top 100 until 1988. Word is associated to the word valor. Valerie, Valeria
Chrysanthe: 
Cybele: mother of all gods (Greek) and goddess of fertility, health, nature. Often confused with Sybil. 
Corisande: 
Mythological names
Rhea: a flowing stream (Greek). “mythological earth mother of all the gods. A lot better than the Roman equivalent: Ops. Rhea reentered the US Top 1000 in 2015. Its only previous appearance on the list since 1968 was 2004.” 
English names
Margareth: pearl (Greek)  Nicknames: May, Mary, Marge
Elizabeth: pledged to God (Hebrew) Mother of John the Baptist, and two notable English queens. Another memorable bearer was Elizabeth Taylor. Isabel is the Spanish version. Related: Lisette, Lise, Isabel. Nicknames: Lizzie, Eliza, Beth, Libby, Bess, Tibby, Betty, Betsy.
Theodore: gift of God (Greek). “An extremely attractive and exotic choice, with several equally attractive user-friendly nicknames, and more edge and sheer phonic apeal than the English form.” Variants: Theodora (Swedish), Tiodoria (Spanish). Nicknames: Ted, Teddy, Theo, Thea, Dora, Dory.
Laurence: from Laurentium, a city noted for its laurel trees, which was a symbol for wisdom and achievement. (Lawrence, Lauro, Larry, Lorenzo, Renzo, Enzo)
Leonard: brave lion (German)
Madeleine: high tower or woman from Magdala. Variants: Magdalen (Aramaic), Maddie.
Nicole: 
For their meanings
These names I’ve included since they aid as components that many other names are constructed from. 
Isis: throne (Egyptian) Before the rise of the political group, Isis was best known as the name of the supreme Egyptian goddess of the moon, sky, magic, motherhood and fertility, revived by feminists and others willing to cross into arcane territory.
Shorter names
Ella: all, completely (English) or fairy maiden (German) 
Naia: to flow (Hawaii) Exotic variant of Maia
Maia: mother (Greek)  Maia is one of those light, ethereal girls' names with mystical overtones and mythical roots. In Greek legend, she was the fair-haired daughter of Atlas who mothered Zeus's favorite illegitimate son, Hermes. To the Romans, Maia was the incarnation of the earth mother and goddess of spring, after whom they named the month of May. It's a favorite among Nameberry users.
Atlas: a Greco-Roman god that was strong enough to carry the world on his shoulders. Previously thought too powerful for a baby boy. 
Mary: bitter (Hebrew) Variants: Marietta, Marie (French)
Katherine: pure Variants: Karen (Danish), Kieran (Irish), Kerenza, Karina, Kyra
Linda: pretty (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian)  Lives forever in baby name history for toppling Mary from its 400 year reign as no. 1. queen of names in 1947. 
April: to open (Latin)
August: 
June: named after goddess Juno, queen of the heavens (Latin) Juni, Juno, Djuna
Regis: kingly (French) Rex
Virgil: staff bearer (Latin)  The name of the greatest Roman poet and an early Irish saint who believed the earth was round, Virgil is rarely heard nowadays, but it retains a certain pleasantly fusty feel and likable southern twang. 
Edith: prosperous in war (English) Among the oldest surviving Anglo-Saxon names. WIdely used in 19th century novels. Edith was a hugely popular name a hundred years ago that's being revived among stylish parents in Stockholm and London. It's currently beginning to gain traction in the US among those with a taste for old-fashioned names with a soft but strong image. 
Source
Nameberry.com
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liljakonvalj · 6 years
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okay but i have a great need to talk about the new zealandian/australian tv-show Mirror, Mirror (1995). 
Anyone else out there who has seen it and want to talk about it?? I haven’t found any fandom at all about the series so please, please talk to me!
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fardell24b · 19 days
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Mirror Mirror - The Picture
The Picture
There was a picture that Jo wanted to draw. But she wasn’t sure. ‘No one would understand,’ she thought, as she arrived at Tama’s flat. She wanted to at least talk to him about it.
Tama thought about it after Jo asked him. He then said. “I would go for it. It doesn’t matter that others don’t understand. Isn’t that what art is about? Especially that abstract art that newspapers talk about all the time?”
“But this isn’t abstract art,” Jo argued. “It’s more like a portrait.”
“Then I’m sure you’re going to do well with it. I have seen your other portraits, remember? You showed me soon after you arrived at school.”
“True,” Jo considered.
“So, you’ll do well with it.”
“So, you agree.”
“Yes!” Tama said in an encouraging tone.
“Thanks,” Jo said with a smile.
So, when Jo got home later, she began on her latest project. She knew it was going to be difficult as she didn’t have a reference as she did with her other portraits. She sighed, feeling responsible. That intensified her resolve. ‘She will be remembered,’ she thought as she started on the portrait. A portrait of Jade Coigley.
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fardell24b · 2 months
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Mirror Mirror - Comfort
Comfort FF: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14335960/1/Comfort AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/54398539
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fardell24b · 2 months
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Mirror Mirror - Comfort
Comfort
Louisa looked in the mirror. The strange thing was happening again. But that wasn’t what was important. It looked like Jo was rather upset. ‘But what to do?’ She remembered what happened earlier, when Jo had tried to write on the mirror with that strange pen. She reached out, and the mirror rippled.
Something then happened. There was a strange pulling sensation and Louisa found herself in a room that looked like her room, but wasn’t. She then approached the crying girl.
Jo looked up as the other girl sat next to her on the bed. She sat up.
After a short while, they hugged. “You can tell me,” Louisa said. “When you’re ready.”
Jo wanted to tell her about Mia and Jesse, but she wasn’t sure how to begin.
“Something happened?” Louisa asked.
Jo nodded and more tears fell from her eyes. “Mia and Jesse,” she said, her voice breaking. “My friends, are in the hospital.”
“Oh!” Louisa let out.
Jo sobbed some more.
Louisa hugged her again.
“They were poisoned.”
“That’s not good.” Louisa said as she looked around.
“By a drum at the bottom of a well,” Jo added.
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kwebtv · 25 days
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Mirror Mirror - Network Ten - September 30, 1995 - December 23, 1995
Time Travel / Adventure (20 episodes)
Running Time: 30 minutes
Stars:
Petra Jared as Jo (Josephine) Tiegan
Michala Banas as Louisa Iredale
Nicholas Hooper as Nicholas
Peter Bensley as Andrew Tiegan
Judith McIntosh as Catherine Guthrie Tiegan
Michele Amas as Primrose Iredale
Gerald Bryan as Joshua Iredale
James Ashcroft as Tama Williams
Jeffrey Walker as Royce Tiegan
Jason Gascoigne as Titus Iredale
Nicholas Hammond as Sir Ivor Creevey-Thorne
Other Cast Members:
Bernard Kearns as The Old Man
Miriama Smith as Ani
Judy Douglass as Mrs. Whitelaw
Stephen Butterworth as Bellamy Frid
Liza Jones as Jade Coigley
Donna Akersten as Leonie Coigley
David McKenzie as Dennis Coigley
Eddie Campbell as Campbell
Nicholas Leggett as Jesse
Carly Neemia as Mia
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fardell24b · 1 month
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Mirror Mirror - A Change
A Change
1919
Jade Coigley felt a sense of satisfaction as she once again approached what in her time would be the Principal’s Residence. She was certain that the Tiegans wouldn’t be there much longer with Jo missing. She snuck up the stairs, sure to avoid being seen by the current residents.
The Mirror was where she left it. She didn’t want to stay in this time much longer, but she hesitated. ‘Why?’ she asked herself. The antiques dealer had said to return as soon as possible. She could think about it later. She then quickly put her hand in the Mirror…
1995
Royce Tiegan had wanted to follow Jade back in time, but he knew that the Mirror would then be unattended in the present (or future).
He had taken one of Jo’s books from one of the boxes and was reading it when he heard someone arriving from the Mirror; Jade!
Jade saw that Jo’s brother was still in her room keeping an eye on the Mirror. She wanted to go, but she didn’t resist one last dig. “Bye! Your sister isn’t coming back!”
“What do you mean?” the brother asked.
“I mean she’s…” she then stopped as something was happening. She felt strange. What? She asked herself.
Royce had seen Back to the Future a few times. He knew something had happened in the past to cause Jade to fade like Marty almost did. But after Jade had completely faded, at the same time as his father had found himself in a CD store rather than antiques dealership, time caught up with him too and he was wondering why he was in Jo’s room as his mother pulled up outside. ‘What’s going on?’ he wondered.
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