The storyline of the book reminded me of Plato's Cave Allegory. Maybe you know it. It was a big topic in my philosophy class and other classes too at my school. It's a vague narrative, about a group of people living in a cave their whole lives - they are tied up and can only look in one direction, the back of the cave. Behind them is a fire and people transporting things next to it, so the captured people see blurred shadows of the things on the wall their looking at. They only have their imagination telling them what those things are. One day, one person escapes the cave and sees the things that were transported next to the fire, which were nothing like the images the prisoners imagined. The one who escapes finally sees what the world outside the cave looks like - a sky, a sun, stars, nature, etc. So the escaped goes back to tell the other prisoners what the world outside of the cave can offer. After all, the imprisoned people don't believe the stories about the outside world. The story is about the conflict of your believe system, and how narrow mindedness can make people stuck within their own believes, which may not be the full truth at all.
I read I who have never known men and loved it! It was so eary and weirdly intimate, also pretty relatable since I read it at the beggining of covid lockdown. The book reminds me a lot of the paiting “christinas world” they just give of the same vibe 💗
love your videos! I also recently read I Who Have Never Known Men and I completely agree with you, it really left me with a lot of emotions. loved it though, easily one of the best books I've read in a while!
Jacqueline Harpman is one of my favourite authors! She was a Belgian author and thus wrote in French. You should try to read some of her original work, I promise you won't regret it! She's got the most beautiful writing. In any case, I hope her poetry transpires as well in the English versions!
I tried to read that book maybe it was the description or the plot, I think I got 50 pages in and decided not to read it and i'm so glad you did and you explained the book so well
I had a dream today where you and I were on a vacation together! So funny but I enjoyed that dream a lot since recently I’ve been having nightmares only) I woke up with the best mood as if I actually spent a day in a tropical island ahahah:) Love your editing style, the music choices, my fav TH-camr since your first video!
0:36 How did you get shots like this from above? Can you please do a tutorial or video on how you shoot and edit and come up with filming ideas please.
Did you enjoy the movie " Poor Things", I usually like the recommandations you give and I've been wondering whether or not I should watch it since it does seem like the kind of movie I wouldn't like but a lot of people have recommended it ? thank you ;)
I randomly picked up I who have never known man a couple of weeks ago and I've yet to finish it. But i actually thought it was kinda weird and not in a good way. I enjoyed it in the beginning, but i felt it simply just got very repetitive as well as ridiculous at some point. The writing style was also not my favourite and the sudden time skips just felt odd after it was describing somthing randomly with intricate detail in the previous paragraph. I think the cosept of the book is good but in my personal opinion it was too short and badly executed.
The bathroom shots where crazy, straight out of cinematics technics!
the angless okayyy
please do a video on how you take your insta pics! they’re so aesthetic 😭
this is my sign to stop procrastinating and do a spring cleanup, thank you for the reminder Eva💌
love u and your creation as always!
The storyline of the book reminded me of Plato's Cave Allegory. Maybe you know it. It was a big topic in my philosophy class and other classes too at my school. It's a vague narrative, about a group of people living in a cave their whole lives - they are tied up and can only look in one direction, the back of the cave. Behind them is a fire and people transporting things next to it, so the captured people see blurred shadows of the things on the wall their looking at. They only have their imagination telling them what those things are. One day, one person escapes the cave and sees the things that were transported next to the fire, which were nothing like the images the prisoners imagined. The one who escapes finally sees what the world outside the cave looks like - a sky, a sun, stars, nature, etc. So the escaped goes back to tell the other prisoners what the world outside of the cave can offer. After all, the imprisoned people don't believe the stories about the outside world. The story is about the conflict of your believe system, and how narrow mindedness can make people stuck within their own believes, which may not be the full truth at all.
Looove this I never thought about it that way but totally agree
your vlogs bring me so much comfort
Thank you 😚
spring is the best season tbf. also, the overhead shots are awesome
Agreeed & thank u 💗💞
I read I who have never known men and loved it! It was so eary and weirdly intimate, also pretty relatable since I read it at the beggining of covid lockdown. The book reminds me a lot of the paiting “christinas world” they just give of the same vibe 💗
this is produced sooo well!!! high quality content fr great job
Thank you!! 💗
Love the interaction with your mum
i really love the chill vlogs
Omg that book is on my tbr on goodreads it looks SOO good
It’s amazing
LOVE the bathroom angle it’s so cute
Thursday becomes so much better when Eva posts 💖
THE INTRO💘 sooo good
Evaaaaa ur vids literally make my thursday 🪻🪻🌟 I read that book in February and I was thinking about it for DAYS. So so good. lov ya
Thanks lovie 💗 so glad xo
i needed this rn
Loved the video and the book review, sounds intriguing. Great angles in the grwm shots! Thanks for another vlog, enjoy your quiet days 🥰
i adore your videos, always makes my day
every thursday i wait patiently for ur videos and im never disappointed ❤
Working day, books and coffee be a just special eternal i wearing to wear
Everything about you is so artistic even in slow videos like these!! ♥️♥️
You should try whisking matcha back and forth not in a circular movement idk what difference it makes but heard it’s the right way of doing it.
i'm loving the production of this video! you always do such an amazing job, miss eva!
Thank you so much!! 💗
thank god a new eva video
Cannot wait to watch! Highlight of the day
love your videos! I also recently read I Who Have Never Known Men and I completely agree with you, it really left me with a lot of emotions. loved it though, easily one of the best books I've read in a while!
Jacqueline Harpman is one of my favourite authors! She was a Belgian author and thus wrote in French. You should try to read some of her original work, I promise you won't regret it! She's got the most beautiful writing. In any case, I hope her poetry transpires as well in the English versions!
I am from Belgium and read that book in high school many years ago. Loved it! Thanks for commenting, the story sounded very familiar!
C'est un trésor d'internet ta chaine! J'adore tes vidéos Eva, keep going 💕
Aw merci t’es trop fine 😚😚
I've been watching you since I was in highschool!! I'm now 23! Love you and your videos!💗💗💗
Omg 🥹🎀❤️❤️ thank you lovely
I tried to read that book maybe it was the description or the plot, I think I got 50 pages in and decided not to read it and i'm so glad you did and you explained the book so well
You never fail to amaze me 🥹✨️
ahh so looking forward to watching this!! ❤❤
omg you have to give us a room tour!!
Will do!!
Omg eva you made remember the quarantine days i used to watch you vlogs
the pulp fiction poster , gold 😌
love love love
book review was so good, I love i who have never known men so much ❤
it left me wanting to know more about the world although that's so besides the point lol
I had a dream today where you and I were on a vacation together! So funny but I enjoyed that dream a lot since recently I’ve been having nightmares only) I woke up with the best mood as if I actually spent a day in a tropical island ahahah:) Love your editing style, the music choices, my fav TH-camr since your first video!
Can you put the link to your Goodreads somewhere?!
Nice video Eva!
you look so parisenne at 2:40 min 🤍
Nice job .have a nice weekend girl ❤
give us ur goodreads!!!
0:36 How did you get shots like this from above? Can you please do a tutorial or video on how you shoot and edit and come up with filming ideas please.
hi eva! could you share which matcha brand you use?
Matcha matsu by David’s tea !!
Did you enjoy the movie " Poor Things", I usually like the recommandations you give and I've been wondering whether or not I should watch it since it does seem like the kind of movie I wouldn't like but a lot of people have recommended it ? thank you ;)
I LOVED it. So funny and weird in the best way
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omg drop the goodreads account! would love to follow and see what ur reading xx
serious question here, did you study cinematography cause some of these shots are crazy good?
Hahaha thank you!!! I study film a bit but just theory
Could you pleeeease share your goodreads name? :)
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Eva please just share ur pinterest with us I'm literally begging 🤧
Eva downloading a video less than 10 mins is shocking
Anyone know where the white sweater from the first part in the video is from? 🫶
Me wondering how you got your camera up there 🤯
I wonder how she shoot the makeup scene
If you started a book club i would gladly join
I just might 🤭
I would love to know if you usually speak to the dog in English. I thought you spoke French at home... but maybe the dog only understands English 🤔 😅
VERY NICE VIDEO EVA COMPLIMENTI BELLA ❤🩹💝💖💚💯💯💯💋💋💋💋CIAO EVA CIAO BELLA 💋❣
I randomly picked up I who have never known man a couple of weeks ago and I've yet to finish it. But i actually thought it was kinda weird and not in a good way. I enjoyed it in the beginning, but i felt it simply just got very repetitive as well as ridiculous at some point. The writing style was also not my favourite and the sudden time skips just felt odd after it was describing somthing randomly with intricate detail in the previous paragraph. I think the cosept of the book is good but in my personal opinion it was too short and badly executed.
Hadir
Did you like poor things?
Watching poor things with my parents was…not the best decision 🥲
Hahahaha yeah it was funny