i am bitter – ¯_( ಠ_ಠ)

donkamatic:

type “i am” in the tags and whatever comes up first is your new mandatory kin

Ohmygod what a mood

blurryfaceinspace:

put in the tags the first thing that comes up when u type “i am,” “i’m not,” “i love,” “i hate,” and “i wish”

well that was a wild ride

animmenseandtragiclove:

You know, Joseph Buquet, a character who is dead before the beginning of the novel, is in more adaptions of the Phantom of the Opera than the Persian, a character that the whole climax of the novel is told from the point of view of… I just find this strange.

What she says: I’m fine.

What she means: I am shocked, astounded, and disappointed when confronted with the incessant lack of the Persian in adaptations of Gaston Leroux’s The Phantom of the Opera. The daroga was one of the novel’s most important and prominent characters, even narrating several chapters and without whom the story could not function. He provides backstory for Erik and is one of the few positive influences in the lonely man’s life. Despite this, he is almost never in any adaptation of the famous book, though a similar character appears in the 1925 silent film. I remain dumbfounded as to why he is never present or simply has his role given to another character.