Shit. This is dark. And good. 😈 That line about destroying something beautiful is what the Norton character says to the Leto character in Fight Club, is it no? 👌🏼
You’re the second person to recommend me that one by Gaiman. Gotta check it out. And I must see that movie too. Thanks! Keep it up, I dig what you’re doing. 🤘🏼
Thank you so much! Abdiel is a very dark character. He's far beyond the salvation he's searching for.
As far as Fight Club is concerned honestly I'll have to take your word for it, it's been so long since I've seen it I totally forgot Leto played Angel Face.
(Don't tell my editor he'll never let me live this down)
What actually came to mind when I was writing this was Mr Croup and Mr Vandemar from Gaiman's *Neverwhere*, a scene where Mr Croup explains the artistry and value of a priceless figurine from the Tang dynasty before eating it.
The movie "Kiss The Girls" also came to mind, where a serial killer collects talented women and claims to love them unless they break the rules. Then be breaks them.
Morgan Freeman and Cary Elwes.
Be still my heart.
I do see why Fight Club came to mind, but @Emil Ottoman would have to explain why the pathology doesn't quite fit.
Shit. This is dark. And good. 😈 That line about destroying something beautiful is what the Norton character says to the Leto character in Fight Club, is it no? 👌🏼
You’re the second person to recommend me that one by Gaiman. Gotta check it out. And I must see that movie too. Thanks! Keep it up, I dig what you’re doing. 🤘🏼
Thank you so much! Abdiel is a very dark character. He's far beyond the salvation he's searching for.
As far as Fight Club is concerned honestly I'll have to take your word for it, it's been so long since I've seen it I totally forgot Leto played Angel Face.
(Don't tell my editor he'll never let me live this down)
What actually came to mind when I was writing this was Mr Croup and Mr Vandemar from Gaiman's *Neverwhere*, a scene where Mr Croup explains the artistry and value of a priceless figurine from the Tang dynasty before eating it.
The movie "Kiss The Girls" also came to mind, where a serial killer collects talented women and claims to love them unless they break the rules. Then be breaks them.
Morgan Freeman and Cary Elwes.
Be still my heart.
I do see why Fight Club came to mind, but @Emil Ottoman would have to explain why the pathology doesn't quite fit.
Baby Jesus’s balls this is good!