castielbow:

Okay I’m just gonna repost this so it can be in the tags and so that my followers can reply to it

mllelanoire:

unpopular opinion about phantom oops

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DINGDINGDING WE HAVE A WINNER

From the point of view of someone who’s read the book several times, seen…

I think Erik lost Christine’s affection the moment he reviled himself. I think that was the moment she realized who he was. All those ghost stories were true. Every death. Every threating note. It was all him. He was no Angel, nor was he the ghost of her father. Their entire relationship was built upon lies and deceit.
If there was ever a chance of any kind of relationship (platonic, romantic, etc.) It died the moment he took her. I think the only emotion she could feel for him was pity.

On that note, I don’t think any of these phanpic writers ever focuses on the fact that Erik was stark raving mad. Anyone who has ever read the books could clearly see this. All the years of physical and mental abuse, along with decades of solitude resulted in a man that was a shell of himself.
I believe that Erik’s notion of love was him filling the emptiness with someone who could be naive enough to believe that he was something much greater than he was. A small girl who had been told stories of magic and love would be drawn to the idea of a heavenly being calling to her. Who’s to think that he had not attempted contact before? Maybe she was the only one who didn’t run away in fear. He attached to her and couldn’t let go. Someone, a real person, was reaching out to him for guidance and support. To feel so important in someones life would be just the hold he needed.

In short Erik was a raving lunatic who fabricated their relationship beyond what it ever could have been. Those who write otherwise are hopeful romantics. (Not that I don’t enjoy reading them)

So I’m sitting at work, twiddling my thumbs, and I get a text from my mother.  “What company produced Anastasia?  They used it as a Disney question this morning on the radio.”

I quickly replied with “Not Disney!  Fox!  Who said it was Disney?  I’ll beat them to a pulp!”

My mother called me and explained that a radio station was playing sound clips from Disney movies and if you guessed the movie correctly you received two tickets to Disneyland.  The previous day the clip was “Flower.  Pretty flower.”  Of course I replied “Bambi!”  Apparently the idiot who called in said it was Thumper from Bambi.

So today, when my mother heard the clip from Anastasia, she was horrified!  She is still trying to reach the station to explain to them their idiocy and they should give her the tickets for their blatant disregard to all things Disney.

I think it’s safe to say that my mother is a BAMF…

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