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Miguel: You are a natural leader, people follow you Robby!!

Hawk: No, we don't

Demetri: We follow you Miguel

Miguel: I will follow Robby and the rest will follow me.

Robby: Fine by me

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they do so much more Telling us there’s progress than they do Showing us progress in regards to Robby and Johnny’s relationship. and it is pretty frustrating when it’s always paralleling Johnny & Miguel who’s arc has been honestly close to perfectly built up throughout the seasons (and who Johnny has not ever neglected for years). but every single time i see someone call Robby Johnny’s “real son” or “actual son” while discussing this story line issue i get so annoyed lol

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it’s been like. 10 hours since they called it. and for people who had work and had to wake up to it this morning it’s been like….5 hours. yes organizing is important and donating is important and we should all do that today but i think telling people “stop being sad over it” when it literally Just happened and people are grappling isn’t doing any good

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I can't believe we aren't getting season 2 for this beautiful show. Here is a teaser of what could've been if we lived in the correct timeline.

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I'm so tempted to do a meta-analysis on how Stancy and Byler actually do parallel each other.

I found a scene in season one that does this when Mike and Nancy talk about El.

Nancy thought Mike was acting weird because of Will, and Mike thought Nancy was acting weird because of Steve.

And then they ask each other if they like Jonathan or El now, and then the two deny it.

And then by the end of season 2 both Mileven and Jancy are canon.

And then, in season 4, Mileven and Jancy start to have issues in their respective relationships and an alternative starts to creep up...

Honestly, though, you can find narrative parallels all over the series to support whatever ship you like.

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Over the Garden Wall 10th Anniversary stop motion short by creator Patrick McHale and Aardman Animations

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Over 800 TAG members marched on Netflix & delivered a petition demanding the AMPTP keep #animation jobs #union, agree to AI protections & more. Show the AMPTP that you #standwithanimation. Sign your name next to the people that make the shows you love.

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I'm having war flashbacks. Thanks for the reminder that my immortal exists lmao

the trauma compelled him to correct stanley's grammar

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Sometimes I do ship something and it's not unpopular its just that fanon harbors enough popular misconceptions to make the content frequently unreadable. So I will be like "can I have my ship please" and the internet will go "sure! here are a thousand results!" and I will go "is it actually my ship or is it some guys who are basically totally different characters in all meaningful ways that someone is having masquerade as my blorbos?" and the answer is yes often enough that I give up

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I have a question, and perhaps the Stranger Things fandom can help me with this.

But, I've been wondering about this for a while: why does Joyce seem to not care that much about money, unlike Jonathan? One of Jonathan's core traits is that he constantly worries about money, even when they move to California and the family is much better off, at least they are in my opinion. I understand that the first season was meant to show that Joyce is willing to do anything to find Will so money is not even within her scope. However, in season 3, she all but ditches her job to figure out what the hell is going on with the magnets. Meanwhile, Jonathan is getting into a fight with Nancy over an internship.

I like the dynamic personally, as it shows how Jonathan is more tied to his social class compared to Joyce. I mean Joyce has played a role in the parentification of Jonathan Byers.

While Joyce loves her children deeply, she does make some questionable choices when it comes to Jonathan. I mean Jonathan's plight highlights the traumatic impact that can be caused by poverty. And you can sort of infer that Joyce probably didn't experience that growing up.

But it is jarring as viewers to see Joyce give not a single fuck about their financial situation while Jonathan is worried about mortgages. It makes Joyce look way more irresponsible as a parent, or Jonathan is clinging onto an identity that is no longer accurate to their current circumstances.

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I have an honest-to-God question. Why do Bylers concern themselves with Stancy? I feel like Stancy gets more hate from them than any other type of shipper, and it's like, but why?

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it came to my realization that 99% of my fandom related headaches would be cured if everyone understood this

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Oh my gosh

This is pure evil. They say 12 employees participated in Oct 7th so they have to stop feeding the entire population????

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Poster I made for SCAVENGERS REIGN.

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SCAVENGERS REIGN streaming october 19th on MAX

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part 7 of 7 - confessions

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Thank you all for reading! Especially if you've been following since day 1 lol :) as a side note, this was meant to be only 1 page per day, but the final two parts got a little out of hand... for a total of 16 pages! (9 just for this finale)