r/Anne

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Buscando amigas do peito em um mundo que teme palavras grandiosas e corações gentis.

Querida alma irmã que me lê,

Decidi escrever estas palavras como quem lança uma mensagem em uma garrafa ao mar, na esperança de encontrar alguém que ainda compreenda o valor do afeto e da escrita sincera. Me chamo Elaiza, tenho 25 anos, e trago comigo a alma de uma escritora que insiste em enxergar o mundo através de palavras grandiosas, doçura e fidalguia.

Recentemente, vivi uma experiência que me deixou com o peito apertado e um sentimento profundo de frustração. Tentei espalhar sinceridade, amor e admiração genuína através de comentários em redes sociais de cliques rápidos. Em resposta ao meu transbordo de palavras doces, fui rotulada como uma máquina, uma inteligência artificial vazia. Fui rejeitada puramente por querer escrever com a alma.

Vivemos em uma sociedade sombria no sentido de falta de conexão real, onde o imediatismo transformou os diálogos em um 'oba-oba' superficial. O que mais me impressiona é que até o lado sombrio e trágico da vida tem a sua beleza, a sua poesia e o seu afeto velado — mas as pessoas desaprenderam a ler as entrelinhas. Elas se assustam com uma humana que escolhe a erudição, a lógica e a clareza para se expressar, porque se acostumaram com o silêncio amador e com a ausência de conteúdo.

Me sinto um pouco como a Anne Shirley ao chegar em Avonlea: incompreendida por buscar o lirismo no cotidiano. Mas me recuso a apagar o meu jardim de inverno interno. Estou por aqui buscando pessoas que, assim como eu, prefiram que a afinidade comece no intelecto, que apreciem o som de um piano cristalino, a calmaria da jardinagem e, acima de tudo, o peso de uma conversa verdadeira.

Se você também se sente anacrônico nesse mundo hiperconectado e deseja trocar cartas digitais com calmaria, lógica e sensibilidade, saiba que o meu espaço está aberto para receber as suas palavras gloriosas.

Com carinho e um abraço gentil,

Elaiza 💌☀️

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u/Elaiza1010 — 3 days ago
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Season 2 episode 1

Anne begins teaching Jerry to read. She takes an alphabet needlepoint to him, sets it down and proudly says to him "Wallah!"

It ripped me out of the time period. Someone like Anne, being quite well read would know that the word she wanted is "Voilà". Canadians absolutely know this even those who dont speak French are very used to seeing French words mixed in. Such a small thing to notice, but I have to wonder how this made the final edit? Not one person was like "hold up. Did you just say "Wallah?!"

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u/Spiritual_Ad_6067 — 5 days ago
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In the series finale- Where is Anne going when….

In the series finale, after>! !<Anne finds >!out from Winnie that Gilbert called off the engagement,!< she runs back to the boarding house, frantically throws a suitcase together, and then is running out the door when she >!sees that he has come to her!<.

I understand (I think) that she is packing up to go and >!find Gilbert, but where does she think he is?!<

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u/Able-Crew-3460 — 6 days ago
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What happened to ka'kwet's mom's face?

Did she get sick? Or are they bruises and when? Because they weren't in the last scene she was in

u/Itchy-Stop8741 — 11 days ago
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Anne’s speech vs Jo’s speech (1987 movie)

It’s honestly eerie how similar Anne’s speech to Gilbert is to Jo March’s speech in Little Women.
How she and Gilbert won’t get along, how they both have fierce spirits, how he’s a great deal too good for her (that’s literally what Jo said to Laurie), how they’d end up quarrelling, how she knew “i’d be unhappy and i’d wish we’d never done” exactly how Jo says it, and how she believes she’ll never marry and Gilbert says that she will (just how Laurie did). It makes me wonder if this was deliberate.

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u/seaweedbrain25 — 9 days ago
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i love prissy andrews (possible spoiler, season 3)

not only did she realize what she was doing would ruin her own future, she stopped the wedding, went to college, and got educated. she has a sharp wit and crafted a meticulous business plan! she stood up for josie and called out the hypocrisy in her family. she showed up to support the children and was seen interacting with josie smiling!!! gods i love her so so much i can’t help my smiling when she shows up on the screen:)

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u/seaweedbrain25 — 12 days ago
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Reference to Davy and Dora?

Hello, I’m rewatching the series and also reading the books. In Season 3 Episode 2 when Anne goes to the orphanage, there are twins, a girl and a boy who are being given away. The girl is quiet and unmoving while the boy reacts and grabs onto his father. Could these two be a potential homage to Davy and Dora from the books?

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u/emilyc2190 — 12 days ago