We took active part during the Fallas in last March, making the design
of three of these monuments. This one in particular was a tribute to the
cartoon series “Adventure Time” and was erected in the streets of Baron
de Patraix and Cuenca, in the city of Valencia, and the artist who
sculpted and painted was Jose Luis Platero.
I have been writing with a vile old pen the whole week, which is excessively ungallant. The fault is in the Quill. I have mended it and still it is very much inclin’d to make blind e’s. However these last lines are in a much better style of penmanship though a little disfigured by the smear of black currant jelly, which has made a little mark on one of the Pages of Brown’s Ben Jonson, the very best book he has. I have lick’d it but it remains very purple. I did not know whether to say purple or blue, so in the mixture of the thought wrote purplue which may be an excellent name for a colour made up of those two, and would suit well to start next spring.
– John Keats
This is like the funniest thing in the world to me for so many reasons
noted Romantic poet complaining about his pen being leaky like a petulant two year old
also spilling jelly on his friends book
and immediately trying to cover it up by LICKING IT #relatable
So I asked Katy about this scene at Timegate and apparently there was a lot of laughter (and comments that she couldn’t repeat in a room with children) that RTD actually had to cut out.
Because that coffin was high up, and Katy and LIs were not as young as they once were, and Lis had to quickly jump in closely followed by Katy with that coffin lid banging down quickly after it. So when they opened it back up, Katy was on top of Lis in, and I quote, “the most inappropriate way possible,” and someone had to reach in and rearrange them before they could continue shooting.
