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Enough witches! They need to bring back Belle Noir and Austin Sommers for AHS 13 and finally give their story the proper conclusion it deserves.

u/sadnessisabless — 6 days ago
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Nearly 4 years after her last on-screen appearance on November 17, 2022, Frances Conroy is finally out of retirement. Welcome home, Franny! ❤️

u/sadnessisabless — 9 days ago
▲ 67 r/AmericanHorrorStory

The "Delicate was actually a Madison Montgomery film" lore is so good it retroactively improves the season. Considering it's the only AHS season Ryan Murphy didn't showrun, he should just make it canon and undo the stain that season left on the show's legacy.

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u/sadnessisabless — 28 days ago
▲ 148 r/AmericanHorrorStory

denis played an old queen with for 2 consecutive seasons, yet both have SUCH different mannerisms & speech pattern! miss the holy trinity of versatile character actors (lily, frances, denis)

u/sadnessisabless — 1 month ago
▲ 21 r/AmericanHorrorStory

What's with the club lighting at Robichaux Academy? The sets look exactly like season 3, but the lighting is more like the show, ‘The Beauty’. Do we think the Academy has been converted into a Brothel/Club?

u/sadnessisabless — 2 months ago
▲ 458 r/AmericanHorrorStory

Angela Bassett talks about Coven & revealed that her favorite “AHS” line is one delivered by Frances Conroy, as Myrtle Snow!

How come Gabby, Billie, Angela, all have the SAME favourite quote from the show????? And it's just one word? I wonder if they're doing something with it this year.

u/sadnessisabless — 2 months ago
▲ 55 r/AmericanHorrorStory

Cordelia Goode: Maternal Trauma, Duty, and Psychological Complexity

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A lot of Cordelia’s intentionality as both a character and a Supreme stems from emotional abandonment by Fiona in childhood, alongside internalizing Myrtle’s belief that “the coven comes first.”

Together, these influences shape her into someone deeply protective, self-sacrificial, and resolute in safeguarding her girls, while also leaving her burdened by guilt, anxiety, and chronic self-doubt rooted in maternal trauma.

In many ways, both her birth mother, Fiona, and her adoptive mother figure, Myrtle, profoundly shape and damage her, making Cordelia one of the series’ most layered and psychologically complex characters.

Happy mother's day!

Video Credit: https://www.instagram.com/p/CJwVZO7jaur/?igsh=MXI3eXI0bXM0cDVjNw==

u/sadnessisabless — 2 months ago