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A tale of a love stronger than death as told by Oscar nominated Special makeup FX Artist Edward E.French.
French does France ! A nice little tale that I've not heard before . I've not heard of , nor seen , the type of ring as described in the story , but I bet that would look cool and , as symbolism , is very touching.( pun not intended ! ) Your pronunciation of the French names and words was so good that I would guess that you speak French ? I always thought that if I were to know another language , French would be great to be able to speak and understand…(of course I know some words from reading , but not that many )…always thought it sounded pretty cool ! Thanks , Edward , 💀🎱💀
Actually, this is very reminiscent of "Midnight Mass On New Year's Eve", which I retell on the Northworthy Sagas and Stories channel here on YouTube. 😊
Thank you!
Excellent, thank you!
French does France ! A nice little tale that I've not heard before . I've not heard of , nor seen , the type of ring as described in the story , but I bet that would look cool and , as symbolism , is very touching.( pun not intended ! ) Your pronunciation of the French names and words was so good that I would guess that you speak French ?
I always thought that if I were to know another language , French would be great to be able to speak and understand…(of course I know some words from reading , but not that many )…always thought it sounded pretty cool !
Thanks , Edward , 💀🎱💀
Haunting and tragically beautiful, thank you!
Ah. A ghost love story. I hope I can see my true love before I lie in my eternal rest.
Let's French
Excellent! 💜 Nice handling of the language…but then you ARE Msr French after all.
Short but sweet! 👻👻
Actually, this is very reminiscent of "Midnight Mass On New Year's Eve", which I retell on the Northworthy Sagas and Stories channel here on YouTube. 😊
I enjoyed this very much, thank you.
Thanks you for sharing this. I've loved, venerated France since I was young, almost fifty years ago.
French + France =
Frantastique !