Young and adult Theo seeing dead Olivia
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The Bent-Neck Lady, Inktober Day 21
day 24: nell.
One of the best scenes from the great tv series The Haunting Of Hill House. Thanks Mike Flanagan for this masterpiece. I cried with the end.
nepa:
Why Theo is the best character of THOHH
- She is the only character closest to the novel canon (and film adaptations) of a non-straight woman with psychic abilities.
- The intimacy issues against the empathy is a great dichotomy that add power to her.
- Her work as a psychologist is remarkable, helping vulnerable children, with all the burden that she carries with herself. Be part of a suffering and try to continue with her life.
- The vision of her sexual orientation. She wasn’t defined for their lovers drama or the suffering for a girl. She is her by herself. The drama and the journey is for her own growing up and the love is something that will compliment her.
- Her “coming out the closet” with Steve and Nell is so funny and so tender. And with Shirley is hilarious!
- The relation with Shirl is confident and trying to care her. And the boob scene gave us a realistic and fresh sister-sister moment.
- The episode 8. The monologue about the “nothing”. Fantastic! Just that.
- She is a giver!
- Her sense of humor and the “fuck up!” attitude.
- Is the LGBT character that we deserve.
This scene was the real horror
It was your dance studio, Theo.
It was my toy room.
It was a reading room for Mom.
A game room for Steve.
A family room for Shirley.
A treehouse.
How do you spell “No Girls Allowed?” But it was always the Red Room.
How do you take your tea? It put on different faces so that we’d be still and quiet.
While it digested.
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The Haunting of Hill House 1x10
Victoria Pedretti’s outstanding breakout performance as Eleanor Crain
