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05:55 PM . 24 May 2012

my late but therefore more detailed drawing for mrdarcysmuse

work done by Loki via the hand of divinethdivine

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06:01 PM . 13 April 2012

There are certain things Mary can’t explain, and most of them go back to Matthew.

Genuine and selfless concern for other people’s well being for instance. Matthew, quite infuriatingly, brims with it. The way he will give up the rest of his night out because Mary got too drunk to find the exit, let alone walk home from the pub. Somehow, even though he will be having the hardest time cleaning the stench of her vomit from his new shoes later, he still manages to care enough to arrange for her to wake up in her own bed with aspirin and a glass of water waiting for her on the nightstand.

Inexplicable.

His permanent friendliness is another one of those things she doesn’t understand. Like that time when she kicked him out because he more or less suggested that he liked her, which clearly was way over the line, and he came back the next day with flowers. As though it was his fault.

Which it was, but.

You know. He didn’t have to buy flowers.

But he did, and it was friendly.

And while she studiously refuses to call whatever they have a relationship, even within the safe confines of her mind, it is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the notion that Matthew perhaps actually does classify their fling as such.

Because of the way he eyes the picture, and his tone of voice when asks, “How did this get here?”

Mary is a little annoyed that she didn’t prevent him from seeing this photograph of herself, but only because she is vain. It has absolutely nothing to do with how attractive Matthew deems her. His opinion is utterly unimportant to her. Mary really, truly couldn’t care less.

When she tells him she was going to get rid of the picture because she never liked it, he takes the liberty of asking if he can have it instead. Now, if they had been in a relationship (which they aren’t) that would be acceptable. Thankfully Matthew comes up with a reason for him to have it before things become awkward. While he calmly explains the fundamentals of said reason, Mary has to admit that his argument is perfectly legitimate, and her willingness to agree with him so readily has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that he is smiling at her in that way—that way that makes you feel all warm and tingly inside, because Matthew really is just that friendly.

He was just being a rational, is all.

And as she watches him slip the photograph into the pocket behind the lapel of his jacket, that is what she tells herself.

(Source: eatsleeptv)

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03:19 AM . 31 March 2012

thequietworld:

Michelle Dockery did a doodle for USA National Doodle Day.

That sound you heard was me launching myself out my window.

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03:35 PM . 15 March 2012

(Source: ithinkyoufweaky)

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02:19 AM . 09 March 2012
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05:00 PM . 19 February 2012

thequietworld:

omg his hand is on her back

I NEVER ASKED FOR THIS

Hiddlery, dockory, dock.
The fans were all in shock.
True pair, that one,
The fans were DONE
Hiddles and Dockery? Fuck. 

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12:25 AM . 19 February 2012

dockeryfied:

Michelle Dockery, who plays Downton’s Lady Mary, is set for superstardom in America.

The 30-year-old will appear on the cover of May’s Vanity Fair magazine, I can reveal.

‘It’s the big TV issue and Michelle will share the front page with American actresses Claire Danes and Sofia Vergara,’ says my mole.

SOS

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08:43 AM . 15 February 2012
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02:39 AM . 12 February 2012
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11:02 AM . 11 February 2012

ambotherambo:

Letterman: You’ve got some big problems ahead of you on the show, because the one guy who’s been wounded…and, uh, what’s gonna…you can’t…I mean, what?

(Source: inessentialhouses)

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10:46 AM . 11 February 2012

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11:18 PM . 02 February 2012

Michelle Dockery, Jessica Brown-Findlay, and Laura Carmichael photographed for Vogue UK by Uli Weber.

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01:50 PM . 31 January 2012
This is the point in the recap where we write a weekly love letter to Michelle Dockery, who manages to stay grounded in the midst of all this biology and melodrama and breaks our heart with nearly every facial expression. That tiny eyebrow quiver as she tells Matthew that he won’t be able to walk anymore? And then the face-crumple as she walks away? The stunned wide-eye as she takes in the fact that Matthew will never be able to have children. Give this woman a million awards and all the roles currently being written for Keira Knightley. She’s amazing.
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Amanda Dobbins, NY Mag

(via thequietworld)

Yes.

(via stillhidden)

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12:38 AM . 29 January 2012

downtonabbeyonce:

Poor Lady Mary. Being a rich girl without being able to inherit is no fun at all!

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04:55 PM . 27 January 2012

foooolintherain:

foooolintherain:

Okay…because I’m still flying high off of my sloth related fun last night, i decided to do a compilation post…mainly because it just brightens my day.

Please pay attention to the Pièce de résistance that Jenn made for moi at the top.

#ALL THESE PHOTOS ARE REAL! #NO ANIMALS WERE HARMED DURING THE PHOTOSHOOTS #HOW DO WE KNOW? #MICHELLE DOCKERY SPEAKS SLOTH #YES #SLOTH IS A LANGUAGE

OH.MY.GOD. I keep lobbing them up and Jenn keeps hitting them out the park!!!

Gorgeous speaks sloth.