ElkeKerman

u/ElkeKerman



r/TheCulture•

Just finished re-reading Surface Detail and theres a minor point about the war(s) in hell that I don’t quite understand.

In the Pavulean Hell where Chay is trapped, there’s an ongoing, brutal, interminable war fought by the damned souls that are imprisoned there. What I don’t know is whether this is a front of the larger war being fought by Vatueil et al or just a pointless torment that’s part of that hell.

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r/tipofmytongue•

Complete shot in the dark here but I’ve been wondering about something which I saw when I was very very young.

I would’ve been 4 or 5 years old (~2004), in the first year of school in the UK. We had a rainy day and indoor play where the teachers put on a VHS tape about a family which was cursed by a witch.

The family lived in the early modern era, either in England or perhaps Colonial US (think Salem or Pendle witches). The only thing I remember clearly is that there was a young daughter (teenage) who perhaps betrayed the witch and, when she milked the livestock, blood came out of the udders with the milk, tinting the milk in the pail purple.

I’m aware it’s a complete long shot that anyon

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r/tipofmytongue•

Can't remember what the film is called but I feel like the title referenced the dark or night, something like "Out of the Night" or "Fear of the Dark" or something. It kinda reminds me of the Dragan Bibin painting Deimos (https://www.saatchiart.com/en-pl/art/Painting-Deimos-study/853014/2859522/view?srsltid=AfmBOoroK4ajYfSWJYCzVSRVmbRhWwTlu0JhT15hPSqYWHep1bp5Qcr6). Maybe critical response was mixed?

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