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sophieisgodPicspam, full of Northanger Abbey-flavoured goodness.
This is Catherine. She is played by Felicity Jones, who is adorable. Doesn't she look young?
Catherine likes novels, because when she reads them, she has saucy daydreams:
The saucy daydreams make her swoon.
These are the Allens. They want to take Catherine to Bath, which is Full Of Scoundrels.
Catherine loves novels so much she even reads them on bumpy coach rides!
Also, it would appear Catherine has something of a scoundrel fetish. This is handy, since Bath is Full Of Scoundrels.
In addition to being Full Of Scoundrels, Bath also resembles a particularly sweaty moshpit.
Catherine is harassed by a variant of the common garden Scoundrel: The Pervy Old Man
Thankfully, Mr Henry Tilney appears. He is played by JJ Feild, and is therefore ADORABLE. He also moves his head around a lot, which makes him Difficult To Screencap.
Because he has much knowledge of muslins, there is good-natured banter and a teeny bit of flirting.
Then, dancing!
But what's this? A Scoundrel!
But Catherine, despite her scoundrel fetish, knows a good thing when she sees it, and thus continues flirting with Mr Tilney.
Catherine then has a dream involving Mr Tilney. Swordfighting. IN EYELINER.
Understandably, Dream!Catherine responds thusly:
In the daytime, Catherine is befriended by Isabella Thorpe. She is too saucy for her own good, and will be a Corrupting Influence.
See?
Turns out, the Scoundrel we met earlier is Isabella's brother, John. The dark-haired man is Catherine's brother, James. He was in Chocolat! And My Left Foot!
John proves his Scoundrel credentials by failing to maintain appropriate personal space while dancing.
Catherine is downcast because she sees Mr Tilney with another woman.
But it's okay! It's just his sister.
Because he is a Scoundrel, John abducts Catherine, forcing her to stand up Mr Tilney!
Mr Tilney shows his disappointment by looking reproachful. And HOT.
Catherine is eager to explain the situation.
Because he is lovely, Mr Tilney understands. And is embarrassed by his sister, who's totally onto him.
Country walks afford people opportunities to flirt.
Isabella is engaged to James!
John proposes to Catherine in a rather rubbish and cryptic manner.
Because Catherine is starting to see the light re: the merits of Scoudrels Vs the merits of Mr Tilney, she makes this face:
This is Henry's brother, Captain Tilney. In addition to being a Scoundrel, he is a Bastard.
Isabella is intrigued.
Catherine gets to go to Northanger Abbey in Mr Tilney's cart!
Needless to say, he is adorable.
Also, there is rather more serious flirting. Flirting with intent, if you will.
But then (perhaps with the subconscious intention of seeing Henry be hot and reproachful), Catherine does something silly, as a result of reading too many novels.
He discovers her, and is hot and repraochful.
Catherine is sad.
Meanwhile, Isabella and Captain Tilney have been having the sex.
For some reason, he doesn't want to marry her. SCOUNDREL!
Anyway, Catherine's been kicked out of Northanger Abbey by Henry's eeeevil father, so he comes to her house to make amends. They are adorable.
Then, proposal! And HOT kissing.
Owing to the veritable feast of JJ in Northanger Abbey, I think it wise to subdivide the hotness into categories. Purely for reasons of analysis, you understand.
In which Henry Tilney is smiley and/or charming
Um, I totally want to be Mrs Allen's shoulder.
Smirk O'Hotness!
Mr Tilney AND ice cream? Sweet Lord.
The man even leans adorably!
Saucy Dream Vicar!
HOT SOUP EATING!
Oh, to be an apple...
In which Mr Tilney is angsty
Scenes which are awesomely hot
That's a really sexy thumb.
The End.
I'll be in my bunk.
This is Catherine. She is played by Felicity Jones, who is adorable. Doesn't she look young?
Catherine likes novels, because when she reads them, she has saucy daydreams:
The saucy daydreams make her swoon.
These are the Allens. They want to take Catherine to Bath, which is Full Of Scoundrels.
Catherine loves novels so much she even reads them on bumpy coach rides!
Also, it would appear Catherine has something of a scoundrel fetish. This is handy, since Bath is Full Of Scoundrels.
In addition to being Full Of Scoundrels, Bath also resembles a particularly sweaty moshpit.
Catherine is harassed by a variant of the common garden Scoundrel: The Pervy Old Man
Thankfully, Mr Henry Tilney appears. He is played by JJ Feild, and is therefore ADORABLE. He also moves his head around a lot, which makes him Difficult To Screencap.
Because he has much knowledge of muslins, there is good-natured banter and a teeny bit of flirting.
Then, dancing!
But what's this? A Scoundrel!
But Catherine, despite her scoundrel fetish, knows a good thing when she sees it, and thus continues flirting with Mr Tilney.
Catherine then has a dream involving Mr Tilney. Swordfighting. IN EYELINER.
Understandably, Dream!Catherine responds thusly:
In the daytime, Catherine is befriended by Isabella Thorpe. She is too saucy for her own good, and will be a Corrupting Influence.
See?
Turns out, the Scoundrel we met earlier is Isabella's brother, John. The dark-haired man is Catherine's brother, James. He was in Chocolat! And My Left Foot!
John proves his Scoundrel credentials by failing to maintain appropriate personal space while dancing.
Catherine is downcast because she sees Mr Tilney with another woman.
But it's okay! It's just his sister.
Because he is a Scoundrel, John abducts Catherine, forcing her to stand up Mr Tilney!
Mr Tilney shows his disappointment by looking reproachful. And HOT.
Catherine is eager to explain the situation.
Because he is lovely, Mr Tilney understands. And is embarrassed by his sister, who's totally onto him.
Country walks afford people opportunities to flirt.
Isabella is engaged to James!
John proposes to Catherine in a rather rubbish and cryptic manner.
Because Catherine is starting to see the light re: the merits of Scoudrels Vs the merits of Mr Tilney, she makes this face:
This is Henry's brother, Captain Tilney. In addition to being a Scoundrel, he is a Bastard.
Isabella is intrigued.
Catherine gets to go to Northanger Abbey in Mr Tilney's cart!
Needless to say, he is adorable.
Also, there is rather more serious flirting. Flirting with intent, if you will.
But then (perhaps with the subconscious intention of seeing Henry be hot and reproachful), Catherine does something silly, as a result of reading too many novels.
He discovers her, and is hot and repraochful.
Catherine is sad.
Meanwhile, Isabella and Captain Tilney have been having the sex.
For some reason, he doesn't want to marry her. SCOUNDREL!
Anyway, Catherine's been kicked out of Northanger Abbey by Henry's eeeevil father, so he comes to her house to make amends. They are adorable.
Then, proposal! And HOT kissing.
Owing to the veritable feast of JJ in Northanger Abbey, I think it wise to subdivide the hotness into categories. Purely for reasons of analysis, you understand.
In which Henry Tilney is smiley and/or charming
Um, I totally want to be Mrs Allen's shoulder.
Smirk O'Hotness!
Mr Tilney AND ice cream? Sweet Lord.
The man even leans adorably!
Saucy Dream Vicar!
HOT SOUP EATING!
Oh, to be an apple...
In which Mr Tilney is angsty
Scenes which are awesomely hot
That's a really sexy thumb.
The End.
I'll be in my bunk.
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Date: 2007-04-17 11:39 pm (UTC)I'm trying to get all my caps uploaded to photobucket before I go back to uni, but it takes so bloody long!
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Date: 2007-04-17 11:39 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-04-17 11:40 pm (UTC)Also, I love Esther and Allan.
Re: "HOT SOUP EATING"
Date: 2007-04-18 12:30 am (UTC)Surely the only moment, ever, in the history of time, when soup was sexy.
*applauds JJ*
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Date: 2007-04-18 12:44 am (UTC)Offically the best picspam EVER ^^
& I can't decide which is better: Reproachful/Hot!Henry Tilney or Smiley/Charming!Henry Tilney!
...decisions, decisions ;)
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Date: 2007-04-18 12:58 am (UTC)It is a troubling question. I do love some JJ angst (and he is so very hot when he's being reproachful), but some of his smiley/charming! facial expressions are absolutely adorkable.
Conundrum! I think I'll have to rewatch to weigh the evidence...
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Date: 2007-04-18 01:09 am (UTC)I just want to hug him and then do bad things.
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Date: 2007-04-18 01:14 am (UTC)Just today I wore a Jane Austen Bath's bag to college I bought when I went there :))
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Date: 2007-04-18 01:21 am (UTC)It's pretty new, it was on ITV a few weeks ago, but you can get it on DVD. Or, you can watch it here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBLMpDihYp4) on youtube.
Also, Helen and Jeremy! I love that Elizabeth.
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Date: 2007-04-18 01:36 am (UTC)Always a relief a good man will still don a cravat in service of Jane Austen & fans. I must get that dvd...
(also, SUCH an improvement on Peter Firth!Henry! Thanking deities listed above for that one...)
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Date: 2007-04-18 01:49 am (UTC)Is it worth checking out the old version? It looks a bit horrendous.
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Date: 2007-04-18 02:33 am (UTC)I got a bit distracted, I was rewatching the evidence.
I still can't make up my mind!
Maybe another look see? Double checking is a good thing... ;)
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Date: 2007-04-18 03:20 am (UTC)You should absolutely check out the old NA -- I love it, and if nothing else you'll see a fairly decent Catherine, and an excellent General Tilney (Robert Hardy, who played Sir John Middleton in S&S) as well as a good Eleanor and Mrs. Allen.
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Date: 2007-04-18 10:14 am (UTC)We are planning an online group viewing of NA over on the Darcylicious forum next week. Definitely needs a lot of group squeeing!
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Date: 2007-04-18 10:35 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-04-18 11:26 am (UTC)Ooh, I'll definitely check that out then!