1. Be My Friend sa pamamagitan ng One Eye'd Doll: The pangkalahatang story of the song talks of a serial killer who doesn't understand why she can't seem to make friends. The chorus goes as the following; Serial killers are people too if you take away the voices I'm just like you I'll hack you up and bury you in my yard but why does making mga kaibigan have to be so very hard? Oh my God, I don't even know where to begin lol. This song is just so wonderfully offensive...just like Bellatrix herself. So right off the bat and bluntly stated is 'serial killers are people too'. Bella it definitely fits there. And then there's the talk of the murder followed right sa pamamagitan ng 'why don't I have any friends'. That just sounds like Bella to me. Murdering someone with her creepy childish delight. I can just see Bellatrix pondering something like this. Now the other lyrics are a bit madami specific and kindof tell a specific story. They go as so; I met a cute boy, he liked my smile we fell in pag-ibig for a little while he kissed me on the lips and it tasted sweet so I chopped him into pieces and cooked his meat. As I sinabi this is a madami specific example of a musical murder. Bella obviously hasn't done this (that's Greyback's job). But if you replace this morbid crime with references to her burning the burrow and running around chanting about how she killed Sirius, it fits. I use this example because as Kimberly Freeman (the lead vocalist) tries to make the above lyric sound twistedly romantic like how Bella thinks of Harry chasing her around as a fun game. Also this lyric reminds me of Nellie Lovett who is also played sa pamamagitan ng Helena. And then there's this line There's a girl across the kalye from me I buried her son beneath a puno I don't know why she's mad at me. Replace 'girl' with 'boy' and 'son' with 'god father' and then take out the specifics of the burial and it fits like a morbid glove.
On tuktok of that Kimberly Freeman sings the entire song in a very cutsey kiddish voice.
2. Harley Quinn sa pamamagitan ng Anna Murphy: obviously this song is a tribute to Harley Quinn. But I've always seen she and Bella as very similar characters so I think this song fits her wonderfully. Mad love... This is mad love. Mad love... Real mean love. This is the first line and of course right away it reminds me of her as it addresses right off the bat, the toxicity of the relationship--be it between the Joker and Harley or Bella and Voldy.Now put on me a smile! I'm your lady, I'm crazy. Again you can tell this song is a tribute to Harley Quinn. But again, it also sounds a lot like Bella with her demented smiles as she tortures people. And sa pamamagitan ng all means, she's one crazy bitch. All sense gone, I never thought I'd kill someone, you see, I really try but now maybe I'm crazy. This set of lyrics truly reminds me of how Bellatrix is literally madly in pag-ibig with Voldemort. Perhaps, once upon a time, a younger Bella never thought she could kill someone and then low and behold she did it for Voldy. No less she's killed people for him and is a clean cut example of "you see I really try". And again there's the "maybe I'm crazy", but with Bella it isn't even a maybe. Hopelessly in love
That is bringing me down. Just another line that reminds me of she and Voldemort. I mean I can't imagine that he uplifts her in anyway really. He brings out the worst in her and I can't imagine that he treats her any nicer than he does anyone else.The last set of lyrics that remind me of Bellatrix (before the repetition of nakaraan lines) are; Let's dress up and go for a ride, I'm all yours, I'll be your partner in crime. And once madami we see how the song relates to the person it is tributed too. But of course I see Bella in it--I mean here I can pretty much picture Bella putting on her dark balabal and her death eater mask, ready to hunt down some muggles. And naturally she is Voldemort's partner in crime.
3. In The Sun sa pamamagitan ng Mortal Love: This is a very short song. And it's another one that reminds me of Bellamort. I feel like I am dirt to you, you hate me cause I pag-ibig you just tell me why I'm so low to you didn't I mean anything. Already the first lines kind of remind me of the dynamic of their relationship. Let's be honest I feel like Bella probably creeped Voldy out to some degree with her obsessive love. And I feel like, at the end of the day, he treated her like dirt just as he treated everyone else. With scenes like the one where he pushes her over I think it's pretty clear that at points she was pretty low to him and felt like she didn't mean anything to him. Especially since she spent 15 years in Azkaban for him and still got no pag-ibig in return. Your happiness is my sorrow my sorrow is my way. Once again, in dedicating herself fully to Voldemort, Bellatrix is pretty much making herself hurt. Sure she acts all happy and gleeful but how much of that is an illusion to mask pain. And even if she doesn't realize it, making Voldemort happy ends up bringing her a degree of sorrow. And that kind of pain has become a way of life for her. And lastly are the following lyrics; Does it make you happy to see me sad to break my puso and leave. Most obviously I relate this to Bellatrix because he never really can pag-ibig her and it pretty much breaks her heart.
4. I Use My Powers For Evil sa pamamagitan ng Lesbian Death Bed: This song is very interesting to say the least and it's very straight forward. I can make a difference, I can change the world, but I have made my choice. I could help the helpless, become a force for justice, but I don't really care. This is definitely Bellatrix alright. I mean yeah she is making a difference...but not in a good way lol. sa pamamagitan ng all means with her abilities she could very well help a good many people and with her insight on Voldemort if she had chose to, she could have been a force for justice. But, ya know, she doesn't really care. I use my powers for evil, I use them any way I want, I use them any way I please. it's futile to resist me. I mean is this not Bellatrix!? She uses her powers to kill people like Sirius and to torture people like the Longbottoms and Hermione. That's hella evil alright. In the pelikula she uses them to smash the great hall's windows and set Hagrid's hut aflame--that's clearly using her powers in any way she wants and pleases. sa pamamagitan ng all means most people do struggle to resist her as well--Hermione, the brightest witch of her age--wasn't able to best Bella. You could say her efforts were futile. Lastly before the chorus repeats itself are the lines;I've got my own agenda, I've got much better things to do, I just don't care at all about you. The Bellatrix is strong in this one. (Okay so this can really apply to Voldemort too.) But let's be honest Bellatrix feels like she has much better things to do than help muggles.Granted those better things include following Voldemort around and doing what he asks of her. But she seems to enjoy that for the most part. Needless to say she doesn't care about anyone else's problems really--minus maybe Cissy's.
5. Take The Pill sa pamamagitan ng Emilie Autumn: Now this song doesn't remind me lyrically of Bellatrix so much as it does thematically. The song is, in essence, about being locked away in an asylum. Naturally that reminds me of Bellatrix in Azkaban. Just be careful what you say...today could be your day. You no longer rule your body you no longer own those rights. I associate this bit with Bella's Azkaban experience because very clearly she was bound in chains and really didn't have any rights to her own body. She was pretty much property of Azkaban. Enjoy your stay...cause you can't run away...get back in line. These lyrics remind me even madami of her simply because Azkaban was known for being inescapable and its inmates were sent in there knowing that very well. Take the pill that's f***ing with your mind that's all you have to lose
Ha... that's funny...This is the last part the directly reminds me of Bella. Seeing as Azkaban screws with the mind of its inmates. The irony comes in, in knowing that Bellatrix was already unhinged prior to going into Azkaban.
So those were five of many songs that remind me of Bellatrix in some way or another. If you have a song that reminds you of her, feel free to drop it in the comments.
In these articles, I'll be taking you back in time, to when the pelikula began. I'll ipakita you how they did it and why.
First up, a quick look at the immaturity of a twelve-year-old boy.
The following is a direct quote.
"We did a lot of pranks. Once Daniel Radcliffe brought in a remote-controlled whoopee cushion. He tried it on me, but it didn't quite work. Then he tried it on someone else who was going to sit down on a massive sofa. When it went off, Chris Columbus said, 'Cut! What is that thing?' and everyone burst into laughter. Dan pulled other pranks too--like making little labels that sinabi 'Kick me' or 'Punch me.' He would stick them on the backs of everyone who came into sight. It was really good."
Emma Watson, 2002
Classic. Who knew that people still fall for the "Kick me" signs? I sure didn't. I'm a bit scared to think of the pranks pulled in the later years.
First up, a quick look at the immaturity of a twelve-year-old boy.
The following is a direct quote.
"We did a lot of pranks. Once Daniel Radcliffe brought in a remote-controlled whoopee cushion. He tried it on me, but it didn't quite work. Then he tried it on someone else who was going to sit down on a massive sofa. When it went off, Chris Columbus said, 'Cut! What is that thing?' and everyone burst into laughter. Dan pulled other pranks too--like making little labels that sinabi 'Kick me' or 'Punch me.' He would stick them on the backs of everyone who came into sight. It was really good."
Emma Watson, 2002
Classic. Who knew that people still fall for the "Kick me" signs? I sure didn't. I'm a bit scared to think of the pranks pulled in the later years.
