‘Ello, my dahhlings~
*bleh*
Typing this from the computer lab in the dorm in Hong Kong. It’s too friggin’ hot outside to want to go anywhere and I had plans tonight, too, but I’m merging them up with Saturday’s instead to go run later and work off that salad that’s not really a salad. *sigh*
Actually, I don’t know why they call it “Christmas” in Sauville since the official language is supposed to be French so it should be called “Noël” instead but…
OMG, WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?! ;_______________________;
A rather boring settling of this arc, in my opinion. There were like a dozen twists here and there to make it all confusing-lookingish but really, getting all the million Cocos right was more of a knot than the overall case. *sigh* -_-;
So I won’t have a thoughts section for this review.
…Oh, and btw, who else thought Sophie was an incredible earsore narrating through the entire play, huh?! D:x
Because for some 55% of the show, all ya get to hear is Kazuya screaming
“VICTORICAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!“
So I’m pretty sure that earns this an “OTP” tag, doesn’t it? <3
Title of this episode is not, in any way, related to the signature song of famous French singer, Édith Piaf, or the biographical film of the same name starring the wonderful, Academy-Award winning actress, Marion Cotillard.
Because I doubt France’s greatest and most beautiful cultural icon sang about tarts and macaroons while doing the can-can on roller skates, ok? Only in Sauville! ONLY in Sauville! *rolls eyes*
Right, so a quick heads-up. The “Thoughts” section will be where most of my rambling will go for today instead of the mystery about Coco Rose. Obvious reason being the Cordelia’s backstory and all.
K? K.
ALLONS!
Had to parody-quote from the “Phantom of the Opera”. Not sorry. 83
Shame nobody brought the costume party onto the ride, though. But who needs that when you get to eat vodka-grilled raisins, get poisoned and be shot at and all that fun stuff? Hmm? 83
People of the world, I have two announcements! *spreads arms out to the sky*
1) I am awesome! *obnoxiously enjoying herself for no apparent reason* x)
2) I just got out of school!
So while this means I’d like to sit back, relax and bask in my shallow arrogance, I’ll still do a somewhat lengthy run-through of this week’s episode which is for many, many reasons just AWESOME. Perhaps not as AWESOME enough to earn the anti-drug tag but it did finally earn the AWESOME OTP one.
Hahahaha~ xD
And now you’ll get to see why I’m in such a perky, awesome mood along with that. Also, because I’m a lazy ass, I merged the “Thoughts” and “Mystery Corner” section together since it’s all bound to be the same thing anyway.
So, I know several Beelzebubs actually. The Beelzebub of another name from this book, the actual one (although, very vaguely), the titular always naked baby, and my top favorite, this murderous lil’ demon cutie of a glutton (Beel-tan~ <3).
And apparently, it, or rather, it's skull, is also an old convent/hospital in Lithuania during the war slash science academy slash some place for a circus act called “Phantasmagoria” to be held slash whatever freaky stage of events that will occur.
Really, it’s like the ground of all unholy matrimonies with a giant ghost of Mary literally overseeing everything to top it off. “Crossed the threshold” much? o.O;
To be clear, this episode was actually very good.
I’m just incredibly annoyed about the drama and STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID Avril and everyone else I deign to be STUPID but not as ANNOYINGLY STUPID as Avril.
>:(
