My English class this semester is a study of a specific literary genre, and lucky me, it’s film adaptation. So yesterday we went to see The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo after finishing the book. Almost everyone was really subdued and serious because almost no one had seen it (I was very disappointed with that actually) and no one knew what to expect. When it came to the part where Martin started playing Orinoco Flow I legitimately burst out laughing. Everyone around me was just like

It was really awkward.

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Dial M for Marya. Twenty. Soulless and heartless human being for the most part. My life is a concert series of awkward moments which is always fantastic.

This is pretty much a BBC Sherlock appreciation blog. It is also a blog where I explore my complicated and one-sided relationship with Benedict Cumberbatch

I will also be posting many other things I enjoy most of which being movies or TV shows (Tarantino, Scorsese, Fincher, Nolan, Boyle, 30 Rock, Parks and Rec, Doctor Who, Harry Potter, ect.), but I also tend to post feminist and/or gay rights things. If you're not ok with any of these things, I would suggest leaving this blog immediately (and in reference to the last two, perhaps get some perspective on life).

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