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"Happiness can be defined, in part at least, as the fruit of the desire and ability to sacrifice what we want now for what we want eventually" - Stephen Covey
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Mary Shelley : The movie
This movie had an impact on me..... Im not sure whether it is the tone, the score or simply the grim style of telling a very short span of Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin's life when she took the decision to elope with the poet shelley till she wrote the iconic "Frankenstein"..... Also the wonderful poetry in this movie usually described during a montage was able to bring the mood of the poet on the screen,
You can't sleep?
Do you miss her?
She was so full of passion.
So full of defiance.
As if she were at war constantly
with everyone and everything.
And enjoying every moment
of the battle.
Warriors like your mother are
never long for this world.
I looked upon
the rotting sea And drew my eyes away
I looked upon the rotting deck
And there the dead men lay
I looked to Heaven
and tried to pray
But before a prayer had gushed
A wicked whisper came...
When silvery clouds float
through the wildered brain
When every sight of lovely,
wild and grand
Astonishes
Enraptures
Elevates
So bright...
...so fair, so wild a shape
Hath ever yet beheld
As that which reined
the coursers of the air
And poured the magic
of her gaze
Upon the maiden's sleep
As I was saying,
both your parents are a great
source of inspiration to me.
My mother died
when I was ten days old.
I'm sorry, I had no idea.
Don't be sorry.
I love to talk about her.
Even if I never truly knew her.
All of the contradictions
she embodied.
All anyone ever talks about...
...now is how she wanted
to go off
and live with a married man
and his wife...
...in a mnage trois.
And what do you think about...
...all that?
I have no problem with it.
People should live and love
as they wish.
But one thing I've never
understood is...
...why did two radicals
such as your parents
succumb to marriage?
To legitimize me.
Meet me...
...tomorrow.
A sweet scented courtier did
give me a kiss
And promised me rightly that
I would be his
But I'll not believe him for
it is too true
Courtiers promise much more
than they do
My thing is my own
That I'll keep it so still
Other young lassies can do
what they will
Oh, Mary, I miss her too.
Oh,
I wish I could have saved her.
I'm not asking you to let go
of her, Mary.
I'm just asking you to raise
above your grief.
To raise her spirit to the
great heights she deserves.
It was a
dreary night of November and...
It was a dreary night
of November
that I beheld the
accomplishment of my toils.
Remember that
I am thy creature.
I ought to be thy Adam but I
am rather the fallen angel
whom thou drivest from joy
for no misdeed.
Everywhere I see bliss...
...from which...
...from which, from which I
alone am irrevocably excluded.
I was benevolent and good
Misery made me a fiend
Make me happy.
And I shall again
be virtuous.
"But soon", he cried
"I shall die
and what I now feel be no
longer felt.
Soon...
these burning miseries will
be extinct.
I shall ascend my funeral
pyre triumphantly
and exult in the agony of the
torturing flames.
My spirit will sleep in peace
or if it thinks
it will not surely
think thus.
Farewell."
The End.
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Ella Fanning,
Mary Shelley,
Ruby rose,
Shelley,
Wolstonecraft Godwin
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