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⌈ Secret Post #2656 ⌋

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05. [SPOILERS for Snowpiercer]

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09. [WARNING for blood/gore, cannibalism, and incest]

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03. http://i.imgur.com/0IkM1vH.png

Ugh a beard.

I know it's supposed to be from the 19th century. Still ugh.

haha

I think beards are great!

Step up your game.

I thought he looked sexy with it.

Beards have magical powers. They can turn non-hot people into hot ones. See: Viggo Mortensen.

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vethica - 2014-04-11 23:31 (UTC) - Expand

(Anonymous) - 2014-04-11 23:39 (UTC) - Expand

For the 19th century, that's a very tame and boring beard.

Oh no, wait. Are you the anon that wanted her bf to remove all his body hair?

I don't like facial hair, but beards are everywhere right now.

this is such a weird comment because do you react this way every time you see a beard?

I don't find them particularly attractive but...lol that would be so distracting if every time I saw a bearded person I was like "ugh, look, ANOTHER beard"

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diet_poison - 2014-04-12 16:58 (UTC) - Expand

He. Owned. People.

So did George Washington.

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And he raped Patsey. Over and over again. (It's not like she could say "no" to him.) And even if Pasey was free and it was consensual, he was a cheating bastard. His wife had every right to be jealous.

They are both horrible, HORRIBLE people.

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He was horrible. His wife was horrible, too. They were both horrible. That's pretty much the point.

. . . "affection." Sure, let's go with that.

what about when he defended patsey to his wife?

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Oh, OP. Your internalized misogyny is showing.

Get me a sandwich

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Were we watching the same movie? He was an asshole.

Sounds like you're a really dedicated Fassbender fan to see it so much from his character's perspective, OP. I disagree but I think you might change your mind if you come at it from a different perspective.

Wow, I totally thought this was Fassbender in the Jane Eyre movie, even though he doesn't have a beard in that, and the secret therefore confused me. WHOOPS.

zonko_rose - 2014-04-12 11:46 (UTC) - Expand

it's just really telling that it's so much easier to sympathize with, feel for, and excuse the behavior of the only white man involved. nb that under 19th century legal systems of coverture a married woman was, essentially, legally dead; she could not own property, vote, or bring suit against her husband. the law did not recognize the existence of marital rape. and even when a male character is shown, graphically, to be a rapist and a murderer, a slavedriver, it's still doable to focus sympathetic affect on him rather than on his on his chattel, wife or slaves of either gender

I'm not making an interpretive argument about 12 Years A Slave here, just - it's telling.

No.

No.

NO!

HELL NO!

NO!