My Plotting Progress (part 1): The Silver Key

Hello everyone! 

Ever since I finished Tess Short (book one), I thought I should make a post about the novel that I have been plotting and what I have so far...so let's begin: 

The inspiration for my story was Doctor Who, though I admit I have never watched the show. I like the fact that the character dies and then comes back in a different body and has a different personality and yet is the same character and is aware that this is all happening. So, instead of one character, I decided to do this with all the characters, and make them aware of it, thus...
All is Not Lost For All Will Begin Again was created.

Synopsis (what I have of it so far)- 
(First book in the series (though it is not the first in the time line for the world) All is Not Lost For All Will Begin Again)
At the age of twenty every young man and woman finds out what they were in a past incarnation.
Phoenix has reached that age, and is interested in finding out what lies ahead...
The Main characters-  

                                             Phoenix 

Phoenix is an orphan, who wants to promote change for the orphans through his poetry. 

(I'm currently trying to find a good name for her) 

Her father is a martial artist and she was trained in self-defense by him. 

Princess Ashalena 

A princess who is rather upset that her parents are not 

focusing on the orphan problem that looms over the kingdom. 

(Another nameless character) 

I don't know much about him yet, all I know is that Phoenix met him one way or another. 

And that he has some secrets that will be revealed later in the book. 

One distinct characteristic about him, is that he loves food, compared to Phoenix, who, 

does not like it...at all.  

       
The Gods and Goddesses- 
One of my favorite things about this novel is creating the mythology for the world. I thought I would introduce you to the gods and goddesses I came up with (most of the gods or goddesses are loosely inspired by Greek, Egyptian, and Norse mythology, and I will mention what inspired them):
                                                   The creator goddess 

 The creator of the world and the people in it and the queen of the gods, 

and later creator of reincarnation. 

She is known by many names, but people (the mortals that is) call her "the queen of the gods" or 

"the creator" or "all powerful." She is known for creating the world and the people in it. She pitied them for dying and not being able to finish all they wanted to, and because of this created reincarnation. 

However, no mortal has exactly seen what she looks like, no one has seen her face. All they've seen is silvery white hair, and that is why it is one of most recognizable features, and was in fact given to mortals of high class. 

(Since in most mythologies I have read there is a king of the gods who oversees everything, there is never a queen of the gods who oversees anything, so I thought why not change it and have there be a queen of the gods in this world's mythology).
                                                   

Nisis/Nyro the goddess/god of

 love, beauty, marriage (both female and male sides of marriage), etc. 

No one exactly can draw the god/goddess of beauty, since Nisis is prone to change her shape to reflect what a specific person thinks is beautiful to them, and so is the male side Nyro. 
The only reason there is a drawing of them is because one of my characters just so happened to see them in this form. Their symbol is two snakes intertwined, 
which is similar to Hermes's Caduceus but not on a wand. The fact that they can shape shift between male and female was inspired by the myth of Tiresias, who hit two snakes who were mating and got changed into a woman by the goddess Hera as a curse. After seven years, he was able to turn back from being a woman by trampling on two mating snakes. (In some versions he leaves the snakes alone and remains a woman.) The female version of this god's name (Nisis) was also derived from the Egyptian goddess Isis's name. Isis was also the creator of the cobra. 


                                            The King and Queen of the sea                                                

The god and goddess of the ocean, 

marine animals, sailors, etc. 

They are the rulers of the sea.
(Inspired by Greek mythology's Poseidon) 

I have still more gods and goddesses that I am working on that will be posted in later posts about this novel. 

My characters' casting choices-
A habit of my characters is to decide that they look like an actor or an actress. I thought I should mention it in one of my posts since it never really gets mentioned in the other posts about my novels:

                          Eddie Redmayne as Phoenix 

(image from Rotten Tomatoes, https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/fantastic_beasts_and_where_to_find_them#&gid=1&pid=n-1382982)

 I knew from the start that Phoenix looked like Eddie Redmayne. Surprisingly, the moment I began writing the beginning of the first chapter Phoenix independently decided he looked like him, too. This rarely happens since my characters usually decide they look like an actor or actress when I am in the middle of the story or series.
(The actor Eddie Redmayne has acted in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Les Misérables, and several other movies)  

                                   Sara Martins as (my currently un-named character)

(image from Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camille_Bordey) 

Once again, this character also decided right away what she looked like.
(The actress Sara Martins has acted in Death in Paradise and some movies.)
                         
                          Linda Park as Princess Ashalena 
                                                         

(image from Wiki, https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Hoshi_Sato?file=Hoshi_Sato%2C_2154.jpg)

Princess Ashelena also surprised me (yet again) by deciding that she looked like Linda Park.
(The actress Linda Park has acted in Star Trek: Enterprise and Jurassic Park III and several other movies.) 

In later posts about this novel, I plan to do photo edits of the actors/actresses as the characters. 

The world- 
 I don't have much information about the world figured out yet, other than that what I wrote in the Synopsis. So far humans and fairies, and possibly other different creatures live in this world. 
And there are thirty-two hours in a day, which makes the world run on a (modulo) 16 clock. Not just the clock is different but the world rotates more slowly than ours, so there are eight more hours than our world's clock.  I don't exactly have the clothes figured out yet, at least for that particular time period in the All Is Not Lost For All Will Begin Again series, so that is why in some of the drawings you never really get to see the character's clothes.
As I continue world-building, I will post again. 

Music that goes along with the story- 
The story soundtrack (aka music playlist) isn't ready to be posted yet, but I will give you a preview of some of the songs that go along with the story...

                            Book and a Cover by Suzanne Vega 

You can also listen to here

This is one of the many theme songs of the story. 

To my Dear Friends performed by Erutan 

You can also listen to it here

This is a theme song for one of my minor characters. 

Howl's Moving Castle Theme 

You can also listen to it here

This song first came up in this post , and was the clue that I gave out about the novel. 

If this novel were a movie, I would say it is the soundtrack for (part of) the first chapter. 

                          

Awake by Kalie Shorr 

                            You can also listen to it here
If I told you what part of the story this song reflects it would be spoiling it.
But let's just say...this talks about something Phoenix has to go through.

And one more song that reminds me of the story (well, more of Phoenix...than the story) is a song
from Les Misérables called Empty Chairs and Empty Tables sung by Eddie Redmayne but I couldn't find a video that was actually officially from the musical/artists,
so I couldn't post it here, but it definitely helps me understand Phoenix's voice...
And just to assure you I don't plan to kill off every character like you may think I have been trying to say.

As I continue to plot this novel, I plan to make more posts about it.
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What is your favorite thing to do when plotting novels? Do you work on the world first or the characters? Also do you like to create mythology (or mythologies) for your fantasy worlds? Also do you enjoy doing world building? 
Love,
Quinley 

Introducing Some Characters: Valentine's Day Themed characters

Happy Valentine's Day everyone! :) To celebrate I will be introducing to you some Valentine's Day themed characters:


                                                             Alec 

                            

         


           A cherub, who hasn't quite yet figured out how to use his love arrows yet, 
              and has a tendency to shoot his foot and fall in love with random objects, people, and animals. He rather wishes there was such a thing as a love stone, so he could use his slingshot to make people fall in love. Unfortunately none of those exist (yet), so he stuck with a bow and arrow that he doesn't know how to use. 



                                                       Rosa  

                     
Is a sorceress, that specializes in love potions, and has had several desperate people come to her to buy love potions. Unfortunately, she doesn't exactly know what real love is like, and only knows what love potion love is like, which isn't exactly real love. 


                                      Selene 
   

She was named after the goddess of the moon (the one long before Artemis, the goddess of the hunt and moon), because she was born during the full moon. Selene is a demigod daughter of the Greek Goddess, Aphrodite. She does not generally like to talk about it, even though her beauty has attracted very many young men, she has no desire to marry and would rather become a priestess of Artemis or Athena, or even join Artemis's hunts. 


                                                                   Vallara 
                                                 

Vallara is an elf druid, who is rather upset about Rosa's illegal usage of love potions. Vallara wants to stop things before they get out of hand, because love potions aren't exactly real love since it's controlling the person who you want to love with a potion. Thankfully Vallara has managed to reverse the potion's effects on the victims, but she still hasn't been able to stop Rosa from making them. Every time she tries to find Rosa she seems to have moved her potion shop by way of magic. 
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Which character is your favorite? Also, do you have a favorite love song and/or poem? 

Love,
Quinley

P.S. I am currently working on a post that is reviewing two movies, so be sure to keep an eye out for that, even though I don't exactly know when I am going to publish it yet.

I Finished a Rough Draft of Tess Short Book One!

Hi everyone, and happy 2019!
I finally finished my first draft of Tess Short Book one!
I began writing this story and posting chapters on this blog in 2016, and finished writing it in 2019, so I've been working on this book for two and a half years. I should also briefly mention that this was one of my first stories, so my writing was slightly different then, than it is now.

 I am happy to have written a story with Tess as a main character, and I hope to write the second book, sometime, though not really soon, because another story is calling me.

Also, this story was written for a younger audience than my other books, so in a way it is a children's novel.  Another thing I should mention is that in this novel some of the characters are parodies of Lord of the Rings characters. ;)

Synopsis- 
Tess Short is a "normal" half elf half hobbit, until she sets off on an adventure to save elves and fairies, who are mysteriously disappearing. 

Characters- 

Tess 

A half elf half hobbit. Who struggles with being one, and sometimes wishes she was only an elf, or only a hobbit. 


Lida and Finn 

Tess's twin brother and sister, who tend to get into arguments over silly things. 

Silena 

A dryad princess and warrior, who joins Tess on the quest to figure out why elves and fairies are disappearing. 

Robin 

The person who told Tess about the disappearance of elves and fairies. 

                                            Inny 

A half human half hag, who is Robin's best friend. 

King Tirfendiel 

Tess's uncle, who is king of the Woodland Realm, and has a sword that he carries with him that glows bright green.

Lauralas and George 

An elf and a dwarf who are close friends and are members of Eldon's book club.

                               Thistle 

A fairy prince who joins Tess on the quest to figure out why elves and fairies are disappearing.  

Eldon 

The leader of a book club, who really, really wants to be an elf
and chooses elf related books for the members to read. 

Carmen 

Eldon's niece who is an half elf, who joined his book club. 

Excerpts-
I tried to include excerpts that are recent but don't really spoil the story. 

"Oh.” she said, but didn’t seem so convinced, but decided not to ask, sometimes new comers were different in unusual ways, but…he didn’t seem so unusual, maybe, it was just her, but she thought he was elvish in a way with his golden curled hair, and deep blue eyes, but he was a hobbit, so how could he be elvish? 

-Chapter 32. 

 He didn’t catch much of what she said after that except for a few words, “Magic”, “Mistake”, and “Wasn’t my fault” though the last one was three words. 

-Chapter 30 

You can read the complete first draft here on Wattpad.  

The Story Soundtrack-  

You can also listen to it here 
This was one of the first story soundtracks I created so it has a mix of different songs, including songs from Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, and a few Disney songs. 

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What was one of your first books you ever finished writing the rough draft of? 
-Quinley

P.S. My next novel that I plan to write is a Fantasy novel, and here is one of the songs from the story soundtrack that I am making for it:

You can also listen to it here 

 That's all I am going to say for now, and you are left to wonder what the story is about. ;)

Happy New Year's (+ Favorite posts and other things from 2018)

Happy New Year's everyone!

Like I did last year, I thought it would be fun to list the things I enjoyed from 2018.



                       Favorite posts I enjoyed writing from 2018:

                           The Tag That Must Not Be Named 

   Why Choosing Actors and Actresses to "Play" Your Characters Helps You See Them Better

Wattys and Camp NaNoWrimo July 2018 project: The Mystery of The Body Thief (+ 100th post!)

If My Characters Lived in Modern Times

Spooky Books to Read During Fall

Story Ideas I have floating through my head that I want to write sometime

Different Ways to Talk to Your Characters

  Favorite movies from 2018: 

There are many movies I enjoyed seeing this year and I had many favorites,                                          but here are a few. (I had many many favorite movies from 2018, 

but if I included all of them, it would make the post really really long.) 


                                                       The Incredibles 2 

                                           

(Image from wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incredibles_2#/media/File:The_Incredibles_2.jpg) 

The sequel to the Incredibles was awesome.                                                         



                                                                Labyrinth 

                                

(Image from Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labyrinth_(film)#/media/File:Labyrinth_ver2.jpg) 

              This is the first time I watched the movie in 2018, and I quite enjoyed it, 
            and the songs from it are awesome!
  
                        Fantastic Beasts and Where to find them (2016)

                               

(Image from wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantastic_Beasts_and_Where_to_Find_Them_(film)#/media/File:Fantastic_Beasts_and_Where_to_Find_Them_poster.png)

                 Though this movie was not released in 2018 I watched it for the first time this year
                and enjoyed it. And the beasts in the movie were so cute.


                   The Phantom of the Opera (2004) 

(Image from Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phantom_of_the_Opera_(2004_film)#/media/File:Poto2.jpg)

This was the first time I saw this movie this year, and I enjoyed watching it. I also enjoyed the costumes, the sets, and the singing.
            You can read my movie review here 


                                                favorite books from 2018:

                                 Frankenstein by Merry Shelley
                                 Beren and Luthien by J.R.R Tolkien
                                 Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
                                 Matilda's Secret (a Girl For All Time book)
                                 Splendors and Glooms by Laura Amy Schlitz
                                 A Drowned Maiden's Hair by Laura Amy Schlitz
                                  Peril at King's Creek  by Elizabeth McDavid Jones
                                  Labyrinth Coronation by Simon Spurrier


                                   favorite music from 2018: 


                                                         October by Lena Stone 

You can also listen to it here 

One of my favorite artists released a song called October in 2018,

which I really like and have listened to even when it is not October. 

Jabberwocky performed by Erutan

 

You can also listen to it here 

One of my favorite singers, Erutan, began singing again in 2018, 

which is wonderful since I was worried that she would never sing again. 

Tarts performed by Erutan 

You can also listen to it here

This is also a favorite song of mine that she made in 2018. 

She is actually planning on making an Alice in Wonderland themed album which will be awesome. 

Left of Center by Suzanne Vega 

You can also listen to it here 

I found out about a singer in 2018, called Suzanne Vega, 

and I like the style of her music. (Though her music was not released in 2018)

Warmer in the Winter by Lindsey Stirling 

 

You can also listen to it here 

I really enjoy this Lindsey Stirling song. Also it is so neat that the music video 

had to be filmed all in one take without breaks. 

Think of Me from Phantom of the Opera

 

You can also listen to it here 

This is one of the first songs I heard from Phantom of the Opera. 

Main titles- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 

You can also listen to it here 

I loved the whole soundtrack from Fantastic Beasts, 

but I thought that this song sounded very mysterious. 

Smoke and Mirrors by Kalie Shorr 

You can also listen to it here 

Though this is one of Kalie's older songs. I recently found out about it, 

and it has become one of my favorites of hers. 

(Also it kind of reminds me of my character Lady Annabelle.) 

Sidewalk Someday by Chloe Gilligan 

You can also listen to it here 

I really enjoyed this new song. 

                                Other:  

In 2018 I found out about a YouTube channel that talked about getting dressed in certain time periods.  

Getting dressed in 1816- Mary Shelley 

You can also watch it here

At the time I watched this I had been reading Frankenstein. 

Getting Dressed in 1665 Delft

 

You can also watch it here

This was one of the first videos of theirs that I watched.

Getting Dressed- Dickensian Christmas (1853)

You can also watch it here

I managed to get there in time when this premiered and watched it then. 

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What are some of your favorite things from 2018? 

Love, 

Quinley 

Introducing some Characters: Holiday themed Characters

Happy Holidays everyone! :) 

To celebrate the holidays I thought I should introduce some holiday themed characters (and bring back the Introducing Some Characters series):

                                         The Holiday Fairy 

                 She shows up in a story from last year. Representing all the winter holidays, she spreads joy and cheer to everyone who celebrates them. Though her job can be very tiring she manages to find time to do it. (The holidays that are represented on her outfit are Christmas, Hanukah, and Kwanzaa.)

                  Mistletoe (AKA Niamh)

                  

                                 The Christmas elf???? 

What is an elf who is skilled in archery and fencing doing working in the north pole? 

No one is sure, not even the fairies who work with the Christmas elves, but even though her skills are different from the other elves, she manages to wrap the presents and make them for the children in the most surprising and awesome ways. She also gets very excited about the holidays, but unfortunately at some times she is prone to get nervous about attacks from monsters and is on alert at all times, and to be safe she keeps daggers in her socks.  

     Alyssa the Reindeer Trainer 

Training Santa's reindeer is one of the hardest jobs, and only a fairy who is purest in heart can do it. That's why Alyssa was asked to train them. When she ended up getting the job, her wings were turned magically into beautiful and colorful wings. She dearly loves animals. It is natural for a fairy to love them, but she has been attracted to reindeer the most, and has always wanted to see Rudolph's red nose glow. To train the reindeers how to fly she uses special fairy dust. 

     Glorfundor 

Though he doesn't work as a Christmas elf he lives with Mistletoe (Niamh) and is one of the very few elves who isn't a Christmas elf. He goes on quests around the north pole, is a very quiet person and rarely talks about his adventures. 

         

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Which character is your favorite? 

Love,
Quinley 

                           

                    

Movie Review: The Phantom of The Opera (2004)

This movie was very fun to watch especially since I knew most of the songs in it. (Such as Think of Me, All I Ask of You, and Phantom of The Opera.) I do compare the movie to the book in the movie review.

This movie is rated: PG-13 

Thoughts about the plot (and accuracy to the book)
**This may contain spoilers for the original book and the movie: read with caution**  

The movie opened with an auction, which I have to say was a pretty neat way to start the story.
In the book the story opens with people investigating what happened at the opera, and the movie did an interesting twist and went back and forth between the present (which was in black and white) and the past (which was in color).

Another change to the original story is that Christine did not pass out on stage after singing Think of Me (in the book she sang a different song). As a result Raoul didn't show up on stage to ask if she remembered him (since he was the boy who caught her scarf when she was little).
Instead he came to her dressing room and talked to her.  To me it felt kinder to the character Raoul to do that, rather than to have Christine laugh at him, because she "doesn't" remember him. Both versions of the scene managed to communicate Raoul's and Christine's relationship. The audience in both could see that they truly loved each other. I believe both scenes effectively illustrated that Christine was protecting Raoul from the Phantom. 

Compared to the book, however, the movie is not a mystery. It immediately shows what happened to Christine Daaé, you actually know her story as the movie progresses, there is a kind of mystery when she walks through a mirror (which is revealed cleverly to be a stage mirror). And in the movie the audience sees the Phantom's lair, which is revealed much earlier in the movie than it is in the book. In a way the movie is retelling the story from the point of view of Christine (in the book the story is told by Raoul).

The movie is a musical, which slightly changes the story of The Phantom of The Opera, so it was not entirely true to the book. One scene that stood out to me which was particularly different was the moment when the chandelier was supposed to fall when the diva started croaking. They did have it fall at the end, but they had a different reason why it had to fall. Another important difference was the murder of Joesph Bouquet, which they moved later in the movie after the song, Poor Fool He Makes Me Laugh. 

As for the Phantom (also known as Erik), I felt that he was a hard character to feel sorry for in both versions. Since he murdered people in cold blood, wouldn't let Christine out of his sight, wouldn't let her do anything like getting married or be with other men. (Which is what happened in the book.)
He proved himself to be cold hearted, and if he didn't get what he wanted he would lash out at the stage hands, singers, and Raoul. Though one thing I found neat was that the movie actually talked about his past. Erik's past is also talked about in the book from the Persian's point of view, he talks about Erik being displayed in fairs and to royalty as "the living corpse." Erik also mentions that his own mother would not kiss him because he was so ugly.

I enjoyed the added information in the movie about how Erik actually got to the opera, it was definitely worth having in the movie. As for the "romance" of Christine and Erik (which isn't really a romance, it's more of him trying to stalk and control her) there wasn't really a lot of it in the movie, at all. At points she did try to runaway from him, and there are several lines where she states she is afraid of him such as in the song, Why Have You Brought Me Here? / Raoul I've Been There, which shows that she doesn't want to be controlled by Erik anymore. The only "romance" that there is between Christine and Erik is the scene in, the Point of No Return, where she does kiss Erik. However, she does this to help with Raoul's plan to defeat the Phantom (Raoul does seem a litte shocked that she would do that, however, there are two reasons for his shock: It is the Victorian time period, so it could scar Christine's reputation to kiss a man she isn't married to (however, she did also kiss Raoul, so perhaps that proves that Christine doesn't care about what society thinks of her), and Raoul probably didn't think she would go as far with their plan as to kiss the Phantom). Perhaps Christine felt sorry for the Phantom. Another thing that distinguished the Phantom's relationship with Christine from Raoul's, was that Erik would give her a rose with a black ribbon tied around it, while Raoul gave Christine a ring. Raoul, being a gentleman, would have had enough money to buy a ring, while the Phantom didn't have any money and he can only get Christine a rose (although he then takes the ring that Raoul gave her, and gives to her as "present" from himself). In the movie Christine drops the rose, while in the book she loses the ring in the book. It is an interesting choice, because  she doesn't panic when she drops the rose, but in the book she panics when she loses the ring.

One cool thing that I remember that the Phantom had in his lair, was a miniature version of the Opera House, that he had set up for certain acts of the opera Christine was singing (mostly the ones with Christine in them). Nearing the end of the movie, I thought it was neat, that Raoul was in a group with some of the other characters thinking of a plan to stop the Phantom, while in the book he is just with one other person.

Nearing the end point of the movie when they had the chandelier fall, it causes a fire, which didn't happen in the book.  In the book the chandelier falls, and kills someone and doesn't cause a fire. The whole sequence of the fire was very stressful. I won't give out the details of it entirely, but there was a character missing from this sequence, the Persian, who accompanies Raoul in the book when he is trying to rescue Christine. One interesting thing in the movie was that there was no torture chamber in that scene, which was described in the book as being forest-like, though I suppose the place where Raoul managed to find himself after trying to run after the Phantom is somewhat like the torture chamber, however, it appears much earlier and during the Masquerade scene.

As for the ending, it is sad. It shows Christine's grave years after Raoul's and Christine's marriage. That she seemed to die early, was the saddest part of the movie I thought. But one of the most interesting parts of that scene was that a rose with a black ribbon tied around it was left at her grave...which might mean that the Phantom is still alive. However, I am not going to connect Christine's death with the musical, Love Never Dies, or suggest that the Phantom may still be alive. Even though this movie is a musical based on a book, I see it as a stand alone story. 




The Scenery and Costumes 

The Costumes: the costumes in this movie were awesome,
especially Raoul's and Christine's.

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This dress I have to say is one of my most favorite dresses that shows up in the film.

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Raoul's outfit looks so comfortable.

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                     I love Christine's dress, and Raoul's jacket in this scene from the movie.

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(I'm not very fond of the Phantom's clothes, though the fact that he has two interchangeable masks is kind of cool.) However, I do love the ruffles on Christine's dress.

As for the scenery in the opera house, it was very well done (it probably took them a long time to make it). 

The Music 

The music from this movie definitely had an operatic feel to it, which added to its awesomeness. Here are some of my favorite songs from the movie (in no particular order): 



                                                       Think of Me 

                                         You can also listen to it here 
                                      I like the elements of opera music they have in this song 
                                      (though it's not in Italian). 

                                   
                                       That's All I Ask of You 

You can also listen to it here 

I love Christine's and Raoul's duet. 

Phantom of the Opera 

                                      You can also listen to it here
                                     I knew this song, even before I found the movie
                                (or the musical) and I thought it was interesting.


                                                              Overture 

  You can also listen to it here

Even though this just instrumental (and you can't exactly sing along to it), 

this is one of my favorite songs from the movie. 

Overall rating for this movie: 

Despite some inaccurate scenes, the movie was awesome.
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Have you seen this movie? If you have what did you think of it? 

Love,
Quinley 

Thanksgiving drawings 2018

Hi everyone, I hope you are having a happy Thanksgiving. I thought today would be a good day to do a drawing post (though I do try not to do two drawing posts right after each other).

This drawing was fun to draw.

Her hair was fun to draw.

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Which drawing is your favorite? 

Love, 

Quinley

P.S. My next post will be a movie review, but I won't tell you which movie. Here is a hint: 

It involves a mask.