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    Marie Antoinette (2006) - Sofia Coppola

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  3. nami64: 01/? historical otps ✧ queen victoria & prince albert Queen Victoria → Emily BluntPrince Albert → Rupert Friend Although their match may have been put together by others, Albert and Victoria fell in love at first sight. The couple became quite devoted to each other and the queen listening to her husband’s advice before that of most of her official advisors.But Albert’s health had always been fragile and by Friday, December 13 1861 was diagnosed with typhoid fever. In the King’s Room the Queen longed for some sign of recognition from her husband despite his deliriums. She leant forward and in German, Albert’s native language that she had grown up speaking, whispered in his ear: ‘Es ist kleines Frauchen’ – It is your little wife – and asked for ‘ein Kuss’ – a kiss – but he could barely raise his head. She retired to the anteroom, where she sank to the floor, her face buried in her hands and said: ‘Why must I suffer this? It is like tearing the flesh from my bones.’Back and distraught, Victoria kissed Albert and clung to him. His breathing became gentle. ‘Oh, this is death,’ she said and added, ‘I know it. I have seen this before,’ as she knelt by his side. It took some persuasion to get her to leave the room. He was just 42.Victoria did not appear in public for three years. However, under the influence of the Prime Minister, she resumed public life. But Victoria never stopped mourning her beloved prince, wearing black until her death in 1901.

    nami64:

    01/? historical otps ✧ queen victoria & prince albert

    Queen Victoria → Emily Blunt
    Prince Albert → Rupert Friend

    Although their match may have been put together by others, Albert and Victoria fell in love at first sight. The couple became quite devoted to each other and the queen listening to her husband’s advice before that of most of her official advisors.
    But Albert’s health had always been fragile and by Friday, December 13 1861 was diagnosed with typhoid fever.
    In the King’s Room the Queen longed for some sign of recognition from her husband despite his deliriums. She leant forward and in German, Albert’s native language that she had grown up speaking, whispered in his ear: ‘Es ist kleines Frauchen’ – It is your little wife – and asked for ‘ein Kuss’ – a kiss – but he could barely raise his head. She retired to the anteroom, where she sank to the floor, her face buried in her hands and said: ‘Why must I suffer this? It is like tearing the flesh from my bones.’
    Back and distraught, Victoria kissed Albert and clung to him. His breathing became gentle. ‘Oh, this is death,’ she said and added, ‘I know it. I have seen this before,’ as she knelt by his side. It took some persuasion to get her to leave the room. He was just 42.
    Victoria did not appear in public for three years. However, under the influence of the Prime Minister, she resumed public life. But Victoria never stopped mourning her beloved prince, wearing black until her death in 1901.

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  5. imforeverfaithful: Share your answered prayer at http://godhasanswered.tumblr.com/ask.

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    Share your answered prayer at http://godhasanswered.tumblr.com/ask.

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  6. wisdomfish: Attentive hearing the word of God, is a good sign of a work of grace begun in the heart, and a good means of carrying it on. There is in the word of God a proper remedy for all diseases of the soul. Keep thy heart with all diligence. We must set a strict guard upon our souls; keep our hearts from doing hurt, and getting hurt. Matthew Henry’s Concise Commentary

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    Attentive hearing the word of God, is a good sign of a work of grace begun in the heart, and a good means of carrying it on. There is in the word of God a proper remedy for all diseases of the soul. Keep thy heart with all diligence. We must set a strict guard upon our souls; keep our hearts from doing hurt, and getting hurt.

    Matthew Henry’s Concise Commentary

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  7. unharbinger: I have to find another path. Divine my own future. One uniquely mine. Not a page from someone else’s book. Not a fate that begins and ends on page one. — Barbara Gordon, Batgirl: Year One

    unharbinger:

    I have to find another path. Divine my own future. One uniquely mine. Not a page from someone else’s book. Not a fate that begins and ends on page one.

    — Barbara Gordon, Batgirl: Year One

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  8. "Niki Caro, Catherine Hardwicke and Kathryn Bigelow — that’s a handful of phenomenal directors that I’ve been fortunate enough to have worked with. I’m a big proponent of powerful women and women in power. I grew up with a strong mother and strong sister. The women in my family are very powerful. So I do anything I can to support that quality in them. Do I think women as directors are better or worse or equal? I think they’re more emotionally acutely aware, in some aspects. But the common thread with all three that I worked with is what they gave me — the gift of trust."
    Jeremy Renner, Parade Magazine 6/24/09 (via jeremy-ruiner)

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  9. We do not agree, we do not condone.

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