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Burn it!1918 J.G.
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This is beautiful.
I love the atmosphere of it.
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Now I want so very badly to get a large stack of novels and build myself a fort out of them... I can raid the Tolstoy section at the library and keep them FOREVER.
: ) You made my day so much better, thanks.
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Looks like something he would do, definitely.
The lighting and tones are great.
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I love the book fort, especially considering that about a decade later he'd help instigate the book burnings.
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*lights the fortress on fire*
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you make me wanna read all those books just because of the lightning and the colours (and write properly in russian so that I hadn't to do it in english)
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Goebbels... Ah, finally I see you drawing him again.
And I love the colors, the lights, the whole picture. It makes me feel so like...home. I can surely find myself in this one, thank you.
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altough I know very little about Joseph, I love him! such a personality
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honestly, you shouldn't
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You can love a person but not love what they did.
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yes, indeed... but no historical character, I think.
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No, I don't think so. They were still people.
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Sure, but do you really "know" Jesus, Louis XIV or GΓΆbbels? You can be fascinated by a historical character but you shouldn't love them. maybe it's a question of definition what love can be in that context. discussion closed (as I think 
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I don't agree. People can love historical figures for what they did or because of a certain aspect or trait of theirs, if not themselves as a person. But its still a love directed toward that person. And most people aren't going to go into that explanation, or maybe even understand why they feel a way about someone they're just going to say it was simply as possible.
Would you say someone shouldn't love Frederick II because they didn't know them? Love is not a one dimensional thing, there's different kinds of love for all kinds of love for different reasons.
But mostly love is too complicated an emotion for anyone to say that someone shouldn't say they love something/someone.
Also by your logic, since you didn't know Goebbels, or Hitler, or any of them. You can't hate them either, but I'm sure you wouldn't go tell someone who said they hated Hitler to say 'You didn't know him so you can't hate him.'
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I agree that neither love nor hate are rational and I think your example has been a good one but nevertheless to me this kind of love seems to be shape of fascination. Depends on the point of view, I guess.
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I love this. The books, the odd lighting, the bottles on the newspaper...
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Gorgeous lighting! I wish I knew the story behind this...
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