The Kermiss

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two black and white photos of women in tights sitting on a wire with their legs crossed

Time also is noticed by aging. It's noticed in how Tara Burgess realizes that she isn't getting older. As soon as she finds out she begins to ask questions. As she ask questions later on she dies. It was because she had notice that her aging wasn't quite changing ,her face was not aging, it was still the same for years.

an old photo of a woman holding up some strings in the air with her hands

Crocheted Spider web

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a woman sitting on top of a piece of luggage next to a clock and other items

Human puppet

two women with black hair and make - up are standing next to each other in front of a mirror

cocorosie

a man in black shirt standing next to a brick wall with his hand on his hip

LOST IN THE LABYRINTH

Hale Appleman as Mercutio in The Last Goodbye (2013)

an old photo of two people dressed up as the same man and woman in costume

antique cabinet photo from victorian age Gustavo Arcaris and Kate ...Knife Throwing in their circus act...Please dont try this at Home

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an old black and white photo of two people with their hands to their mouths, one man is holding his face in front of the other's mouth

Paolo Roversi. (Ambiguously incestuous)

two women standing next to each other in black dresses and hats with feathers on them

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"the haute couture” by paolo roversi vogue italia

a woman standing in front of a wooden wall with an artistic painting on it's side

Ask the Circus: Photo

The Twins, Iris and Irene, perform a knife throwing act

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At his last troupe, Jimmy worked an adagio act with a skilled gymnest named Tina.

two dancers performing on stage with one falling off his leg and the other standing upside down

BENEATH

BENEATH by Cirque Berzerk, via Flickr

two men are performing acrobatic tricks on stage

Jimmy St Gerome is a strong base, and can work adagio acts with men almost his own size and weight. These acts often lack the grace and movement that comes with working with a female flyer, but instead have their own power and strength and certainly do not lack finesse.