lisalovesapplesauce

[lisalovesapplesauce]

@myfairkatiecat what applesauce story

the first person to turn an apple to sauce... what hubris. no other fruit gets this treatment. well, except for the wretched tomato. but that's a punishment, because the tomato is morally corrupt.

[lisalovesapplesauce]

How dare you tag Katie I am the one and only applesauce mutual. Since when is Katie fighting me for that title

anyway applesauce is lovely :)

the first person to turn an apple to sauce... what hubris. no other fruit gets this treatment. well, except for the wretched tomato. but that's a punishment, because the tomato is morally corrupt.

[lisalovesapplesauce]

OH! THIS IS FUN

[lisalovesapplesauce]

Are you ok. why have you reblogged the same post 8 times

I felt passionately about the post

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

a few points

Sophie, even being the protagonist and hero of the story, has made and will continue to make mistakes.

We are inside Sophie's head all of the time, so we are always seeing her actions through the framework of her own justification.

SO, if you want to be able to analyze the characters' actions at even the most basic level, you have to first learn to step out of Sophie's head. Not even just to analyze her actions, though that's key, but to even analyze the other characters' actions at the most basic level of objectivity.

also

Most fans giving opinions on the characters' actions haven't bothered to step out of Sophie's head at all, instead just adding their own views on top of Sophie's.

That (plus sexism) is part of how you get rancid takes like "this character deserves Sophie," as though Sophie isn't her own character -- because people view Sophie as flawless.

She's the narrator, of course she's going to appear more flawless than the other characters. She's telling the story! And no one is a reliable narrator of their own story.

Please start thinking about these things before you give an opinion on a character's actions. I am so tired. If you can learn to do this, it will help you in media analysis for the rest of your life. thank you

[lisalovesapplesauce]

thanks for the tag!

hands you a big kiss on my cheek

with my hands???

@kale-of-the-forbidden-cities @aspenaspenaspenaspenaspen @permanently-stressed @myfairkatiecat

Say "hands you a" and let auto generate finish it

Hands you a bit of a good idea

[lisalovesapplesauce]

It would be really funny if you and noir were the same person after both having new person gets accused of being Katie syndrome

Maybe I AM noir

@autistic-cat-with-a-book

[lisalovesapplesauce]

why do I keep imagining Keefe’s fox friend as Swiper from dora

[lisalovesapplesauce]

How dare you slander his hair

some people get bedhead, but when keefe sencen wakes up is the only time his hair lies flat (because he immediately messes it up)

[lisalovesapplesauce]

Soooo....

I don't think I've heard much tall about thus but

We gonna talk about the fricked up things Umber went through to go cray cray 😅