I love his work! Greatly appreciate the comparison, thank you.

OP, for the ears:

https://youtu.be/SV1Gzii91eg

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That might answer the question

If you can sew someone's hands to their ears you can certainly sew clothes onto them.

Do no evil.

There should be a fourth sister. "Do no evil".

Yeah I’ll admit I had to look up the plot to that one because it’s been a decade or so since I read it. That’s probably a better candidate for adaption than most. Dunwich Horror is another one that has a more conventional plot.

The new Del Toro Netflix horror anthology adapts a couple Lovecraft stories, Pickman’s Model and Witch House. They had to add a lot of filler to get to the ~60 min run time. The anthology is decent but those episodes are sort of muddled in my opinion.

Now that I think about it, how would they get her dressed/undressed if that was the case?

Fake!

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How does she eat? The middle one is really pretty!

That's funny you saying that cis I've hit 4 carved teak monkeys and i always thought that this was wrong but the four of them are standing in my living room. The fourth looks funny with his hands down by his sides.

Faaaaart

Wise monkeys

How about The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath? I've read it recently, and it seemed to be pretty focused around the character. Although original story is a bit hard to follow at times leaving much of descriptions up to imagination, with adaption it could really fit well into a movie in my opinion

Got me to start see no evil right now lol

Hol up i didn't agree to that part

I'm thinking her ears were ripped off or sewn shut and she's embarrassed, judging by the look in her young eye.

That's the true ripoff.

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I didn't notice that the "hear no evil" girls hands were under her hair and all I could think of was the SNL skit with tiny hands and in my head she was singing, "I'm only allowed upstairs".

I’ve read most of lovecraft’s stuff. He’s one of the most influential horror writers of all time. I’m certainly not putting him down.

It’s just that his stories are hard to adapt because they are more focused on concepts than narratives or characters. And that issue persists even in Lovecraftian stuff that isn’t by him, mainly because it’s hard to have a relatable human drama set in the shadow of Cthulhu. The themes of alienation and human inconsequentialness kind of just squash all the other stuff.

They ran out of stitches.

Maybe both her hands were sewn to her ears?