fat character who becomes a vampire and loses a ton of weight and blood can not sate their hunger but they can’t eat anything they used to like anymore. everyone views it as a positive healthy positive development but they’re starving and dying slowly but never truly dying, a living corpse. this is a metaphor for something
People finally think they’re attractive and cool and funny but they’re dead. People finally treat them well but they’re dead. Do you see the vision
Transforms into a shell of my former self and finally gains the respectability society never bestowed upon me before
currently replaying the end of the game and i’m absolutely Sick over the fact that johnny and v are both just so desperate for the other to put up any fight to save themselves
Michael A Davenport, 3,090 Degrees Fahrenheit (Oil on canvas, 2025)
30in x 48in
From the artist’s Inprnt:
“3,090 degrees Fahrenheit is the temperature at which sand becomes glass, in a process known as the Pilkington Process. This is not the temperature of burning; this is the temperature of becoming something.”
“twin peaks debuted on sunday april 8th, 1990, in a two hour movie-length episode written by mark frost and david lynch, and directed by lynch himself.
nearly 35 million people viewed the premiere, no doubt the the biggest audience notoriously avant-garde david lynch had ever seen for any of his work.
critics were immediately enthusiastic: entertainment weekly’s ken tucker gave the premiere an a+, while the washington post’s jen chaney called it “one of the most finely crafted series kick-off’s in broadcast history.”
what if you slept all day and woke at night, lonely and frustrated. what if you couldn’t go to social events, or even mundane public spaces like stores. what if you couldn’t see the sun. what if you couldn’t go to the pool, or the beach, or the creek. what if you couldn’t eat what everyone else is eating. what if you couldn’t eat at all. what if your basic needs came at the cost of your loved ones’ quality of life. what if you became agitated, confused, maybe even violent if your needs weren’t met. what if people blamed your behavior on demons, or worse, your own inherent evil. what if people saw you as a threat to your own community. what if the default response to your suffering was either indifference or violence. what if people thought you were better off dead, that you no longer count as human, that they’re doing you a favor by letting you disappear. what if people assumed you must somehow deserve all of this. what about that.
