I wanted the simplicity of what I saw in those images to transcend into the costumes, but it was very Norman Rockwellvery red, white, and blue. I found Carters quote interesting from an art criticism standpoint, as both Welty and Rockwell were white artists who used the privilege of their race and their positions as respected artists to peer into the lives of Black people, which often put them at odds with mainstream (i.e., white) America
LEMON is the spiritual successor to CHARM, I recommend you try it
You have new or worse trouble swallowing
Theyre lookin at him, they know his every move. His speaking voice is a deep, lazy sound syruping from the back of his throat, a bass-y, Virginia-accented near-mumble
I love Blood on the Leaves,' Lynch said