Originally Posted by shrew:
“... Although if we are to look further and read between the lines, the dance could be a physical representation of the despair and angst one receives when ones dreams are not realised, even in a place where they are supposed to be (such as Neeeeeewwwwwwwwwwww Yarrrrrrrrrrk!).
The joylessness of disappointment was etched on his face (sponsored by Sennekot) as he carried the burden of Aliona (and her choreography) through the mists....
<... I need cigarettes>”
“... Although if we are to look further and read between the lines, the dance could be a physical representation of the despair and angst one receives when ones dreams are not realised, even in a place where they are supposed to be (such as Neeeeeewwwwwwwwwwww Yarrrrrrrrrrk!).
The joylessness of disappointment was etched on his face (sponsored by Sennekot) as he carried the burden of Aliona (and her choreography) through the mists....
<... I need cigarettes>”
I snorted more than is ladylike at this post.




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It'll be more so when lovely Gavin or someone who can dance, has to leave, due to Ann's stumblings around like the ghost of Christmas past. In fact, if she isn't dressed up as Tiny Tim the week after next, with Anton as Scrooge prancing around in fake snow before picking her up only at the end, of the routine from beside a fake fireside, I'll be amazed.
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