Felicia Barker
@Eiphel
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'Notoriously batshit taste' - @JonnElledge (She / Her)
Bristol
Joined October 2009
I realise this is not a big tweet, but I am Not Very Online.
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I saw Megalopolis and I'm worried I might have to tell people it's my favourite film this year. https://t.co/yptz05vZyK
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Imagine someone makes a dining table. An immaculately crafted dining table. The turning of the wood, the selection of the grain, every detail thought out, every tool and material selected with...
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Terrible realisation I unconsciously named a planet after my rats' medicine in this latest thing.
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At long last, I've finally done it. I've finally finished a first draft within the word count.
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"Sutekh the Destroyer! The lord god of death itself! You win! Because you've turned me into this... I am the one.. that brings death!" #doctorwho #empireofdeath #sutekh #dwfancreations
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"Now, Sir Gawain, if ye be as bold as ye claim, meet me on New Year's morn at the Green Chapel, and I shall give you a blow such as ye have given me."
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All these Sutekh theories, but nobody's considered that the answer may be in plain sight. Two people have referred to 'the Boss' now...
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Perfect way to end Inside No. 9. Also, that *was* an extremely niche joke about a particular incident in Doctor Who fandom, wasn't it?
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Excited for whenever Mark Gatiss returns to Doctor Who and they call him “Mission Impossible actor Mark Gatiss” on Unleashed
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I think Evan is probably the only person who actually got the silly maths jokes I wrote just to amuse myself
It's Big Finish Day tomorrow, and I'll be there, so I wrote something about one of my favourite Big Finish stories in recent years - The Galois Group. Written by @Eiphel and read by @SafiyyaIngar! https://t.co/MI2SdK68IA
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i wish there was an app where we could talk about and celebrate this news
Jeremy Renner has been cast in ‘KNIVES OUT 3’ (Source: Deadline)
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It's become my birthday tradition to go commune with the Brandon Hill squirrels. Best friends.
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Max's thread explains why you should care about any of this: https://t.co/E2tJ758RcR
73 Yards made perfect sense to me. All the genres layered on top of each other - Welsh folk horror, trad sci-fi, political thriller - are a shell game, shuffling around a story that's ultimately about how it feels to be abandoned your whole life.
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(All of this nature and the horror of people at coming to perceive it in this story being allegory for abandonment trauma in foster children.) (28/28)
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My reading is that Ruby stumbles into a fae otherworld via the broken circle, and there finds herself half suited to the laws of that world, so thwarting an incursion by the King of the fair folk, because she is herself a changeling child with otherworldly streak of her own. (27)
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To round up these thoughts: 73 Yards evokes Welsh myths of fair folk and the Otherworld, typifying this season's supernatural trappings. It builds on and parallels similar ideas in Battlefield which establish these myths as rooted in a Doctorless parallel reality. (26/28)
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