Megan Follows on the Life & Times of Lucy Maud Montgomery

[@JordanElaine8]

I love listening to Megan speak. Her voice is so beautiful, so "Anne" to me. I love her perception of Anne. I think some people see Anne as reckless and carefree, while I believe her to be as Megan saw her - desperately lonely and rebuilding a life of love around herself that she missed out on at the beginning of her life. I think she ends up happy, of course, but I think there's a lot of vulnerability still there that the imagination and spunk "covers". She is strong because of her weaknesses.

[@sarahplainandtall9877]

The best and perfect Anne Shirley: Megan Follows.

[@TheGolfdaily]

I am impressed with Megan's analysis on LMM.

[@heyginny]

Megan Follows made an awesome Anne. I never saw Anne as perfect. She had a temper for sure but she is a good person. All her funny crapes she got into made her more human and loveable. There was a little bit of all us in people that lived in L.M. Montgomery's books thats why they live on.

[@dueloyana]

wow thanks that was an awesome video! i do wish u can post the rest! THANKS! I HEART ANNE!

[@redmr2na]

If Miss Follows ( yes I do realize she was married at one time but she is always Follows to me) ever gave a lecture on any topic whatsoever, I would sit for hours at full attention with baited brain as Anne would say Drinking in her ever word. Miss Follows would never be boring to me.

[@bsdvak]

Megan Follows - most beautiful!

[@nandofim]

My sweet, beautiful and eternal princess Anne of Green Gables.

[@sakurasoh]

Great video. Thanks

[@bsdvak]

Indeed, indeed!

[@KatatMKP]

wow. interesting learning about LM Montgomery. puts insight into why she's known as "LM" -- she probably didn't want readers to know it was penned by a woman... much less publishers. as a fellow writer by nature, i'd hate having to hide my identity over something so... natural & normal as my sex. :/

[@uchihagamer7328]

:)

[@wariswrong4920]

So Megan also saw victim feminism where there was none. Lucy Maud rejected too many men during her window of physical attractiveness. At 36 she married a bad pick. That has nothing to do with feminism. The precocious child meme wasn't a major innovation