![]() Oi. This is just great. Mostly, when I do profiles I end up looking rather strange. Which wouldn't be a good thing here, because, when you read that you would perhaps be a bit, 'What.. on earth.. is wrong... with her...". Then you wouldn't read my fanfiction. You might however, call the asylum. Anyway, we're going to stop that now because I can be serious. What else is there to know about me? I could give you my name, my real one. But I don't like it. It sounds all MidWestern (of America) and I don't like that. It's hick and even though it's unusual it's not the kind you like. If I had to pick my name at the moment it would be something soft like Cecile or Caecilia or Cassidy. You could call my Cecile. I'd really prefer Spotanaity. Or Badger. That was my name for a long time. And I do love it but I wanted something new. - - - - - - - - - - x x - - - - - - - - - Book: The Haunting of Hill House- Shirley Jackson. Perhaps you have never heard of it. I just wandered upon in the library one day. It isn't that it's that frightening, but there is emotion in it. So many books I've read where it was just described as sad, happy. Books that used dialouge entirely. Pleasent of course, but when I finish I don't remember the book, what happened, the chracters. This is more. You know Eleanor Vance, you really do. There is something not right about her, mentally. But I relate to that. I feel like her at times. So meek and quiet. Movie: Sweeney Todd. The new one with Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter. We went to see it. And again the emotion gripped me, mostly Mrs. Lovett. That's why I joined, fanfiction.net. There was such a sadness with her. And it was amazing, simply amazing. The music everything. Television: House, probably. Or NCIS, which is just fun. I like watching television like that. But even there over the times it seems that the characters have depth. I'm obsessed with emotion, and not in a good way. I don't even know why. Action sequences, when I read or watch them just make me panic, makes me read to fast and not pay enough attention to the characters on TV. So it's just.. strange. I'm strange. |