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“I will have vengeance. I will have salvation …
“And I will get him back even as he gloats
In the meantime I'll practice on less honorable throats.
And my Lucy lies in ashes
And I'll never see my girl again.”


I really enjoy this musical. I suppose, in the smallest degree, I can relate to its tortured protagonist. Does anyone else besides me think that the moral of Sweeney Todd is more affecting in the movie than the musical?

This was just a fun painting. I learn more each time.

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Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street © to respective owners.
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Lovely art.

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Wow! amazing.

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Robert Pattinson is now my hero.
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looks nice

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Beautiful

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For the sake of Metal, for the sake of the world. I will be the backbone of your dreams
and yeah good movie,a lot of blood xD
Very beautiful! Great colors. +fav
Amazing! :wow: :+fav:

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My pwetty gallery. :D [link] :typerhappy:
That's wonderful! Oh, and I agree with you 100%! The movie really was more moral. I think that's why it was less funny. Did you get the way they used red to symbolize evil? The judge wears red, his house is red, Mrs. Lovett's hair is red, and when Sweeney is totally consumed by his vengeance, he is covered in red. Then, red (blood) covers the dead Lucy at the end, and the oven room is very red. I thought that was amazing!

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Che filosofo buffon! /In che misero grotton/ Sempre in gran meditazion /Vaneggiando se ne sta!
-Salieri, "La Ra La"
Imagination is more important than knowledge. -Albert Einstein

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