I've never seen Tilda Swinton play a woman character in a traditionally feminine role, but this was... different.
I think the plot is famous enough – troubled teen with a tendency toward violence. Was not surprised that the kid in question turns out to be basically a youtuber with a toxic following.
So predictably it shows child abuse, has terrible depictions of mental illness and fatphobia, and is really ableist as well.
Would... not watch again. Not even because it was particularly horrifying, but because of everything else that comes with it.
The Kelly Green is a very fresh, bright colour, but continues to be incredibly wet. Keeps splashing in my pen cap and feathering and bleeding all over the place.
Parker – mixture of Quink Black-blue and Diamine Ruby Blues
Lamy Al-Star (F) – Lamy blue
Monami Olika (F) – Pelikan Black
TWSBI GO (1.1) – Diamine Peach Punch, then R+K Fernambuk
Campo Marzio (B) – Diamine Emerald
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Having transferred some ink from the Parker cartridge to the Lamy, the Parker is finally near empty.
The Lamy also has a couple of pages left in it.
The Monami is now a sensible writing colour
I wrote the TWSBI dry. Having now filled it with Fernambuk, I find myself lacking in accent colours; the Diamine Emerald doesn't seem as light as it seemed, but it might be incomplete cleaning of the Campo Marzio pen.
Parker – mixture of Quink Black-blue and Diamine Ruby Blues
The mixture was quite by accident; I had too much Ruby Blues in the syringe. Must remember that ink chambers really hold under 1ml; it looks like very little in a 5ml syringe (since that's all I have access to).
I've already written through half the Pilot, so reasonably hopeful that I should be able to re-ink in a fortnight or so.