[ SECRET POST #5092 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5092 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I haven't seen the movie, but I shipped them in the Haunting of Hill House story and I'm a little pressed they made them sisters in the Netflix series. :P

[(Anonymous)]

They still made Theo a canon lesbian

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, it's a pretty significant subtextual dynamic in the original book, isn't it? So I get where it would be coming from

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah and IMO it's really easy to see in that version of the movie too. it's been way too long for me to comment on the original film though.

[epicurean]

Same, OP. Same. I rewatched the movie recently and came out of it shipping them.

[(Anonymous)]

oh god catherine zeta jones was so beautiful!

[sparklywalls]

It's one of the few things that adaption actually got right from the novel imo, because you can definitely read it that way in the book.

I'll be honest and say I know this adaption is complete trash but I'm a sucker for haunted house stories so I still kinda love it. Despite the bad CGI even for the time. Would definitely recommend the other adaptions (film and series) and the book over this one though.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, when I read the book I was surprised how much of Theo being a lesbian was right there in text, not just subtext. Nell, more subtext, but it's definitely there.

[(Anonymous)]

I shipped them hard in the book, so now I wanna see this movie.

[(Anonymous)]

Watch the original 60's movie, it's much better and still kept in the Theo/Nell subtext.

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the suggestion, nonny! I’ll check it out.

[(Anonymous)]

It's the common ship for the book so it's not very surprising you feel that way.

[(Anonymous)]

That lowkey subtext is supposed to be there, actually. From the book to nearly every interpretation since... well, except for the tv series. That'd get a little weird.