Eve Dalton
@evedalton.bsky.social
screenwriter
i work with kids and lemurs
i work with kids and lemurs
I’m several years late to the Heartbreak High party but I just finished season one for the first time and watching Chloe Hayden as Quinni made me feel so many things in my lil autistic girl brain. She was so fantastic!!!!!!!
August 16, 2024 at 12:23 PM
I’m several years late to the Heartbreak High party but I just finished season one for the first time and watching Chloe Hayden as Quinni made me feel so many things in my lil autistic girl brain. She was so fantastic!!!!!!!
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The part where Bob Dylan's so painfully out of place at the We Are The World recording session that he can't sing and no one knows how to help until Stevie Wonder busts out a Dylan impression so blistering it revives his artistic spirit.
![Bob Dylan singing into a studio mic at the 1985 recording of 'We Are the World', from the 2024 documentary 'The Greatest Night in Pop'.
Caption: [mumbling] 🎵 ... our own lives 🎵](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:pstqngoxk72hu3prsqhldihz/bafkreiejtuer4trduf2jfa5iw3amfqf4aius2amnfkaqmoznqlqldli6rm@jpeg)
![Bob Dylan and Quincy Jones crowded around Stevie Wonder who is playing piano and singing.
Caption: [impersonating Dylan] 🎵 ... There's a choice we're makin' 🎵](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:pstqngoxk72hu3prsqhldihz/bafkreiaeq3zztbqgeskjs3adwczvwuxnrlqvyntkatpndyg5qhsyxdtfgu@jpeg)
![Moments after previous screenshot of Bob Dylan, Quincy Jones and Stevie Wonder. Bob Dylan is bent over, laughing, hugging Stevie.
Caption: [Dylan laughing]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:pstqngoxk72hu3prsqhldihz/bafkreicy2wfddthzntnqk6sjz2rdzjocio4gtw3fie5cyqsbzqhtsdecvq@jpeg)
![Bob Dylan back at the studio mic, singing, glowing with confidence.
Caption: [confidently] 🎵 There's a choice we're makin' 🎵](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:pstqngoxk72hu3prsqhldihz/bafkreiclugia23qla7mg6eu4peckio7p7utzsvbeewx6syzr6anuvpsw4u@jpeg)
February 1, 2024 at 3:15 AM
The part where Bob Dylan's so painfully out of place at the We Are The World recording session that he can't sing and no one knows how to help until Stevie Wonder busts out a Dylan impression so blistering it revives his artistic spirit.
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I love Stop Making Sense because it has all my favourite song genres:
- I Would Like To Leave The Party
- I Freaked Out, But I’m Aware Everything Is Actually Fine
- what is thoughts?
- how are bodies?
- Television!
- Oh, Man, How Fucken Sick Would It Be To Be Doing Absolutely Nothing Right Now
- I Would Like To Leave The Party
- I Freaked Out, But I’m Aware Everything Is Actually Fine
- what is thoughts?
- how are bodies?
- Television!
- Oh, Man, How Fucken Sick Would It Be To Be Doing Absolutely Nothing Right Now
November 20, 2023 at 10:18 AM
I love Stop Making Sense because it has all my favourite song genres:
- I Would Like To Leave The Party
- I Freaked Out, But I’m Aware Everything Is Actually Fine
- what is thoughts?
- how are bodies?
- Television!
- Oh, Man, How Fucken Sick Would It Be To Be Doing Absolutely Nothing Right Now
- I Would Like To Leave The Party
- I Freaked Out, But I’m Aware Everything Is Actually Fine
- what is thoughts?
- how are bodies?
- Television!
- Oh, Man, How Fucken Sick Would It Be To Be Doing Absolutely Nothing Right Now
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Convenience Store Woman is a brilliant book. It's also very Autistic, but never expressly so. Unless you count the 'quirky' on the front cover 🙃
The critical response to this book is a masterclass in how the media:
1. Obsesses over ordinary Autistic expression,
2. While denying our existence
🧵
The critical response to this book is a masterclass in how the media:
1. Obsesses over ordinary Autistic expression,
2. While denying our existence
🧵
November 5, 2023 at 7:17 AM
Convenience Store Woman is a brilliant book. It's also very Autistic, but never expressly so. Unless you count the 'quirky' on the front cover 🙃
The critical response to this book is a masterclass in how the media:
1. Obsesses over ordinary Autistic expression,
2. While denying our existence
🧵
The critical response to this book is a masterclass in how the media:
1. Obsesses over ordinary Autistic expression,
2. While denying our existence
🧵