#Francois Pyre

[twisted-funderland]

The Mystery Council

Recent rumors have been spread throughout campus about some sort of mystery council. Nobody really knows who’s in it or what the purpose is. Nobody has even managed to find this mystery council (or at least they don’t remember finding it). There is various speculations on how these rumors came to be. There is debate as to whether or not it truly exists.

Despite these rumors, there is a certain group of students who know the truth. They know because they are the ones running this Mystery Council using the secret tunnels throughout the campus. The purpose of this council: overthrow the current Dorm Leaders.

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Every one of my OCs are in this council, except for Vianna, Sunny, staff members, and students from other schools.

They all have their own motivations for joining. There are those who have important roles in the Mystery Council.

Founder: Morgan Ashengrotto- He put the council together in the first place. He attends all the meetings. His motivation for creating this was became he did not like Azul being his Dorm Leader and wondered if there were others who felt the same about their Dorm Leaders and wanted to do something about it.

President: Francois Pyre- He was elected President by the other members. He oversees the meetings. (Book 1 Spoilers) You know how Riddle became looser with the rules after his Overblot? Francois did not like him being loose with the rules at all. That’s why he joined immediately when offered an invitation. He made Alphonse join too.

Vice President: Gigi Amaryllis- He became the Vice President because he got second place to Francois. He compromises with Francois if a decision needs to be made and there are opposing opinions. He joined the Mystery Council because he was jealous of Vil’s beauty and the respect he was given by the entire dorm.

Recruiter: Abdul Amir- He was the first one approached by Morgan. He accepted and carefully invited the other members. He had to be careful with his choices to make sure they weren't betrayed. (Book 4 Spoilers) His reasoning for joining is because he was Jamil's first friend in NRC and he also thinks that Jamil got cheated out of his position as Dorm Leader when Kalim arrived and instantly got appointed to Dorm Leader.

Informant: Ishir Kanan- He gathers any information that might be important and relays it to the council. Nagini is very helpful with this due to people talking in his day spa. The reason he joined is because he wants to prove that he is the strongest, even stronger than his Dorm Leader.

Peacemaker: Nagini Phani- He uses his unique magic in order to keep everyone calm because even in the Mystery Council there can be some pretty intense fights. As per the name he keeps the peace. He joined because he wants to help Ishir reach his goal because Ishir helped Nagini set up his spa.

Treasurer: Neander Abhiratha- His job doesn't require a lot of work, however if the council ever need to spend money for anything (tunnel repairs, uniforms, special materials, parties, lunch, ect.) he figures out the cost. How quickly everything can be paid for depends on how much everyone is willing to pitch in. Neander joined because he genuinely wanted to help Idia. He figured that part of the reason Idia feels stressed out so much is because of his Dorm Leader position. He sometimes worries if joining was the right decision. It didn’t turn out to be what he expected at all.

Head of Security: Sage Asterope- The Trick-or-Treat trio is all a part of the security for the tunnels. If an intruder stumbles upon the tunnels their job is to capture them and use Damien's unique magic to make the intruder forget they were ever there. Sage is in charge because he takes more of the leadership role and comes up with the best ideas. There is no special reason he joined. This is all just fun for the security team.

The rest of them are supporters. They do what they can to help out or go on special missions when they are needed. Supporters don't necessarily need to go to the meetings, but they're always invited. Those with important roles will inform those who didn't attend what happened in the meeting.

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What happens in the Mystery Council is mostly discussions on how to overthrow the Dorm Leaders either individually or as a group. Their plans never seem to work. That doesn't stop them from trying though! By being very careful (and by having great security) they haven't been caught yet. Even if they are eventually caught having discussions of challenging Dorm Leaders is completely within the rules. Giving students amnesia is not, but nobody needs to know that. They would prefer to keep their plans secret though. They really don't need any of the dorm leaders finding out about their council.

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I personally love the Dorm Leaders, however that doesn't mean my characters have to. I feel like these motivations and emotions add to their characters. Feel free to ask any questions!

[vitrailcoeur]

And justified picking what feel like extremely ostentatious and maudlin names, replete with high-flown in-world allusions, pointed barbs at rivals, or hints at scandalous secrets regarding the new baby’s parentage... because Orlesian noble parents would. It’s also fun to work out etymological replacement names.

(NAME THOUGHTS)

So, Thedas has no exact France named “France”, but of course there could be characters names Francois or Francine, and you could explain it away where the word France is a place name, but a village somewhere. Or rely on cutting out the place of France idea, and stick with what France itself is derived from - Franks, which you could treat a name like Francine as meaning free/freeman or as being from the javelin/lance reference... and just map it on to whatever Thedas language you think matches up if that even needs to be discussed in your story.

Reference: https://www.etymonline.com/word/Frank?ref=etymonline_crossreference

But what about the spiritual successor to a name like Francine for Thedas? An Orlesian equivalent could be “Orlesine” “Orlecine” or other spellings ... and you can go on from there trying out your chosen language (like French and near-French) name parts (particularly suffixes) on any proper noun names from Thedas. You might replace Germaine with Anderaine or Andraine sometimes. Amaranthine is pretty all by itself, but you can go for Amaranti or Amarantos, Amaranta, for an Antivan (Italian/Spanish) sound. Fracture a given proper noun on the map into all possible “Thedas” language groups. Can even try to meaning-for-meaning swap things in and out of Elvhen or Dwarven or Qunlat or if we had Alamarri or something. And have it be that they’re actually borrowing a different culture’s name idea in, on purpose, to better or sillier effects.

This process is the next step past what they did naming Anders as they did. Which already is the kind of detail that adds verisimilitude to a story’s place names, linking them up to the cultures they arose from and feed back into. Or other names, like fictional plants, metals, concepts, and so on. Someone should be named Emberius or Emberia, right along with Sage, Lily, Rose, or Floret!

Also to be Catholicky, these Andrastians really need to have adopted every last related central Chant concept word or name variation of their central cast of “good figures” as names for their kids. And I want Andraste to be a perfectly normal name for a baby in some places and times, and rare, weird or heretical in others.

Taboos on what can be a name being different different places is interesting to add to a culture. I’ve considered both naming a dwarven character Isana, or hiding the word isana somewhere in the name (ex: Garisana) and having it be a high-status first name ... but then you could alternatively throw in the detail that most Orzammari drwarves currently find it against the Stone or super conceited or garish or bizarre to name themselves after lyrium in any way. Like if you named a kid Money or Oil. Then it could mark a person as an outsider whose parents were clearly separated from the culture, but remembered that word. Or a suspicious surfacer somebody faking a dwarfy name poorly.

This fits in with all the unfortunate ‘too cool’ or ‘awkwardly pious’ names we know have got to be out there, too, knowing the good people of Thedas. Ser Wyvern Vimmarkus Elder IV of Ostwick, the newly minted Templar in squeaky armor, arrests Our-Lady’s-Pyre (”Pyre”) the town’s best brewer on suspicion of apostasy. She resists arrest, setting her vats alight.

Last name thought, magic means accurate portents and prophesies available for some mages (or maybe even kind of sensitive non-mages?) to pick up on, maybe in dreams before the brith. And this provides an excellent excuse for oddly-fitting, and seeming to reference aspects of the named child’s future in a way parents could not predict in any normal way.

I still kind of try to avoid this urge, or at least hide it in the middle names, unless I am going to make it an “uncanny!” plot point that gets noticed by characters. But also, sometimes you got to just go for it without a plan.

not me remembering that the Marquis of Serault is a noble and then going to look at lists of old French given names bc I now feel justified in adding some more parts to their name

[paintingafterpainting]

Five-story funeral pyre for a Roman Emperor in Rome Five-story funeral pyre for a Roman Emperor in flames, Rome. The pyramid is decorated with garlands and statues, crowned with a figure on a quadriga, four-horse chariot. Legionnaires, eagle bearers and centurions grieve, musicians blow horns, men sacrifice bulls. Copperplate engraving by Jan Luyken from Abraham Bogaert's De Roomsche Monarchy, The Roman Monarchy, Francois Salma, Utrecht, 1697.

[hualianisms]

YOUR MOST DEVOTED BELIEVER: a hualian playlist

(books 2, 4, the 800 year separation) (books 1, 3, 5 here)

listen here

track annotations under the cut:

someone to stay - vancouver sleep clinic

You were alone, left out in the cold/Clinging to the ruin of your broken home/Too lost and hurting to carry your load/We all need someone to hold [...] Hear you, falling and lonely, cry out: / Will you fix me up? Will you show me hope?

an act of kindness - bastille

An act of kindness/Is what you show to me [...] It holds me 'till I ache/Overflow and start to break [...] But you warm me to my core and you left me wanting more

carry you - ruelle & fleurie

I know it hurts/It's hard to breathe sometimes/These nights are long/You've lost the will to fight/Is anybody out there?/Can you lead me to the light/Is anybody out there?/Tell me it'll all be alright/You are not alone/I've been here the whole time singing you a song/I will carry you, I will carry you

saturn - sleeping at last

With shortness of breath, you explained the infinite/How rare and beautiful it is, to even exist/I couldn't help but ask/For you to say it all again/I tried to write it down/But I could never find a pen  

die young - sylvan esso

I had it all planned out before you met me/Was gonna leave early and so swiftly/People would weep, "How tragic, so early"/I was gonna die young/Now I gotta wait for you, honey/I was a firecracker, baby, with somethin' to prove/Now I gotta contend with the living blues

strawberry blond - mitski

All I need, darling/Is a life in your shape/I picture it, soft/And I ache

花雨落 - xun (translation)

Flowers fall into the city as you look back/Horse's hoofs are far away from your gentleness/Who is still outside the building/Empty rain

do it for her - steven universe

You do it for him/And you would do it again [...] What they don't know/Is your real advantage/When you live for someone/You're prepared to die [...] Deep down I know/That I'm just a human/But I know that I can draw my sword and fight/With my short existence/I can make a difference/I can be there for him/I can be his knight/I can do it for him)

small hands - radical face

If you need come build your home in me/And you know I won't complain/And I can't fix what was done to you/But I'll shield you from the rain/And if the walls they build become too high/Then step up on my back and climb [...] And though my hands are much too small to hold you up/I will be there to pick up the pieces

angels - the xx

If someone believed me/They would be/As in love with you as I am [..] And with words unspoken/A silent devotion

the last of the real ones - fall out boy

I was just an only child of the universe/And then I found you/You are the sun and I am just the planets/Spinning around you [...] I know this whole damn city thinks it needs you/But not as much as I do [...] I will shield you from the waves/If they find you/I will protect you

alive - gabrielle aplin

When your kingdom falls/And your family fades/But it wasn't your fault/It was never your fault [...] All your worries will escape through the door/And you'll wake up all alone on the floor/It's not too late/Just rely on me now

everything i wanted - billie eilish

As long as I'm here/No one can hurt you/Don't wanna lie here/But you can learn to/If I could change/The way that you see yourself/You wouldn't wonder why you hear/"They don't deserve you"

take me to church - hozier

The only heaven I'll be sent to/Is when I'm alone with you [...] Take me to church/I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies/I'll tell you my sins so you can sharpen your knife/Offer me that deathless death/Good God, let me give you my life

sunlight - hozier

A soul that’s born in cold and rain/Knows sunlight, sunlight, sunlight/And at last can grant a name/To a buried and a burning flame/As love and its decisive pain [...] Know that I would gladly be/The Icarus to your certainty/Oh, my sunlight, sunlight, sunlight/Strap the wing to me/Death trap clad happily/With wax melted, I’d meet the sea

light - sleeping at last 

With every heartbeat I have left/I will defend your every breath/And I'll do better/Сause you are loved/You are loved more than you know/I hereby pledge all of my days/To prove it so

box of stones - benjamin francis leftwich

I am young, and I am yours/I am free, but I am flawed/I am here and your heart/I was here from the start

you’re the only good thing in my life - cigarettes after sex

Everything is wrong, but it's alright /You're the only good thing in my life

dirge - perfume genius   ((ch 190))

Boys that held him dear,/Do your weeping now,/All you loved of him lies here,/Do your weeping now.

shrike - hozier

I couldn't utter my love when it counted/Ah, but I'm singing like a bird 'bout it now/And I couldn't whisper when you needed it shouted/Ah, but I'm singing like a bird 'bout it now [...] Remember me love when I'm reborn/As the shrike to your sharp/And glorious thorn

NFWMB - hozier    ((wu ming))

If I was born as a blackthorn tree/I'd wanna be felled by you/Held by you/Fuel the pyre of your enemies/Ain't it warming you, the world gone up in flames?/Ain't it the life you, your lighting of the blaze?/Ain't it a waste they'd watch the throwing of the shade?/Ain't you my baby, ain't you my babe?

gone, gone, gone - phillip phillips

And I would do it for you, for you/Baby I'm not moving on/I’ll love you long after you're gone

(during the 800 year separation)

south london forever - florence + the machine

And everything I ever did/Was just another way to scream your name/Over and over and over and over again/Over and over and over and over again

hanahaki (bloom) by molly ofgeography

A braid of love and longing in the taste of rose and pine / A fatal growth belonging to the want you couldn't hide / Bloom / I don't believe in much but I believe in you

staring at the sun - MIKA

Here I stand, staring at the sun/Distant land, staring at the sun/You're not there, but we share the same one/Miles apart, staring at the sun/Distant town, staring at the sun/One thing's true just like you/There's only one

always - francois klark

Cause you are/Always in my mind/Always in my heart/Always the one that waits for me in my dreams/You are always the one I long for/Always the one I feel by my side even though you’re gone/Cause you are my always

finding you - kesha

after this life, I'll find you in the next/So when I say "forever, " it's the goddamn truth/I'll keep finding, finding you/I'm gonna search for your love/Right through Hell and Heaven/Millions of years yet to come/And in all dimensions

遇见 - stefanie sun (translation)

There is a person waiting in the future./To the left, to the right, to the front I look./How many corners must love turns before it arrives?/Who will I meet, what are we going to say?/The person I’m waiting for, how far away is he in the future?

[chloespolandblog]

10 Interesting Polish Books

The Spies of Warsaw

“An Autumn Evening In 1937. A German engineer arrives at the Warsaw railway station. Tonight, he will be with his Polish mistress; tomorrow, at a workers' bar in the city's factory district, he will meet with the military attache from the French embassy. Information will be exchanged for money. So begins The Spies of Warsaw, the new novel by Alan Furst. War is coming to Europe. French and German intelligence operatives are locked in a life-and-death struggle on the espionage battlefield. At the French embassy, the new military attache, Colonel Jean-Francois Mercier, a decorated hero of the 1914 war, is drawn into a world of abduction, betrayal, and intrigue in the diplomatic salons and back alleys of Warsaw. At the same time, the handsome aristocrat finds himself in a passionate love affair with a Parisian woman of Polish heritage, a lawyer for the League of Nations. Colonel Mercier must work in the shadows, amid an extraordinary cast of venal and dangerous characters - Colonel Anton Vyborg of Polish military intelligence; the mysterious and sophisticated Dr. Lapp, senior German Abwehr officer in Warsaw; Malka and Viktor Rozen, at work for the Russian secret service; and Mercier's brutal and vindictive opponent, Major August Voss of SS counterintelligence. And there are many more, some known to Mercier as spies, some never to be revealed.” (goodreads.com)

The Kommandant’s Girl

��Nineteen-year-old Emma Bau has been married only three weeks when Nazi tanks thunder into her native Poland. Within days Emma's husband, Jacob, is forced to disappear underground, leaving her imprisoned within the city's decrepit, moldering Jewish ghetto. But then, in the dead of night, the resistance smuggles her out. Taken to Krakow to live with Jacob's Catholic aunt, Krysia, Emma takes on a new identity as Anna Lipowski, a gentile. Emma's already precarious situation is complicated by her introduction to Kommandant Richwalder, a high-ranking Nazi official who hires her to work as his assistant. Urged by the resistance to use her position to access details of the Nazi occupation, Emma must compromise her safety—and her marriage vows—in order to help Jacob's cause. As the atrocities of war intensify, so does Emma's relationship with the Kommandant, building to a climax that will risk not only her double life, but also the lives of those she loves.” (goodreads.com)

The Things we Cherished

“An ambitious novel that spans decades and continents, The Things We Cherished tells the story of Charlotte Gold and Jack Harrington, two fiercely independent attor­neys who find themselves slowly falling for one another while working to defend the brother of a Holocaust hero against allegations of World War II–era war crimes. The defendant, wealthy financier Roger Dykmans, mysteri­ously refuses to help in his own defense, revealing only that proof of his innocence lies within an intricate timepiece last seen in Nazi Germany. As the narrative moves from Philadelphia to Germany, Poland, and Italy, we are given glimpses of the lives that the anniversary clock has touched over the past century, and learn about the love affair that turned a brother into a traitor. Rich in historical detail, Jenoff’s astonishing new work is a testament to true love under the worst of circumstances.” (goodreads.com)

Death in Breslau

“Occupied Breslau, 1933: Two young women are found murdered on a train, scorpions writhing on their bodies, an indecipherable note in an apparently oriental language nearby ...Police Inspector Eberhard Mock's weekly assignation with two ladies of the night is interrupted as he is called to investigate. But uncovering the truth is no straightforward matter in Breslau. The city is in the grip of the Gestapo, and has become a place where spies are everywhere, corrupt ministers torture confessions from Jewish merchants, and Freemasons guard their secrets with blackmail and violence. And as Mock and his young assistant Herbert Anwaldt plunge into the city's squalid underbelly the case takes on a dark twist of the occult when the mysterious note seems to indicate a ritual killing with roots in the Crusades” (goodreads.com)

In the warsaw Ghetto

“Ala Silberman is training to be a dancer when the Germans invade Warsaw. Together with almost half a million other Jews, Ala and her family are forced into the ghetto, where she struggles with feelings of guilt at her comparative privileged circumstances. Then Ala's enigmatic teacher forms a dance company with the intention of putting on a performance for the ghetto's residents. Max Silberman, Ala's uncle, is a bachelor, who still carries the flame for the girl he knew at university. She married someone else and he hasn't seen her for over a decade. When he meets her in the ghetto and discovers she and her two children have been abandoned by her Catholic husband all his dormant hopes are incongruously revived amidst the squalor and destitution surrounding him. In the Warsaw Ghetto tells the deeply moving story of Ala and Max's struggle to preserve their aspirations in the midst of the inhumane conditions of the Warsaw ghetto, until the deportations to the death camps begin and the Jews organise themselves into a fighting force determined to oppose the Nazis.” (goodreads.com)

House of Day, House of Night

“Nowa Ruda is a small town in Silesia, an area that has been a part of Poland, Germany, and the former Czechoslovakia in the past. When the narrator moves into the area, she discovers everyone--and everything--has a story. With the help of Marta, her enigmatic neighbor, the narrator accumulates these stories, tracing the history of Nowa Ruda from the its founding to the lives of its saints, from the caller who wins the radio quiz every day to the man who causes international tension when he dies straddling the border between Poland and Czechoslovakia. Each of the stories represents a brick and they interlock to reveal the immense monument that is the town. What emerges is the message that the history of any place--no matter how humble--is limitless, that by describing or digging at the roots of a life, a house, or a neighborhood, one can see all the connections, not only with one's self and one's dreams but also with all of the universe. Richly imagined, weaving anecdote with recipes and gossip, Tokarczuk's novel is an epic of a small place. Since its publication in 1998 it has remained a bestseller in Poland. House of Day, House of Night is the English-language debut of one of Europe's best young writers.” (goodreads.com)

Death of Danzig

“Germans flee the besieged city of Danzig in 1945. Poles driven out of eastern regions controlled by the Russians move into the homes hastily abandoned by their previous inhabitants. In an area of the city graced with beech trees and a stately cathedral, the stories of old and new residents intertwine: Hanemann, a German and a former professor of anatomy, who chooses to stay in Danzig after the mysterious death of his lover; the Polish family of the narrator, driven out of Warsaw; and a young Carpathian woman who no longer has a country, her cheerful nature concealing deep wounds. Through his brilliantly defined characters, stunning evocation of place, and memorable descriptions of a world that was German but survives in Polish households, Chwin has created a reality that is beyond destruction.” (goodreads.com)

Night of flames

“Painting a vivid and terrifying picture of war-torn Europe during World War II, this tale chronicles the lives of Anna, a Krakow university professor, and her husband Jan, a Polish cavalryman. After they are separated and forced to flee occupied Poland, Anna soon finds herself caught up in the Belgian Resistance, while Jan becomes embedded in British Intelligence efforts to contact the Resistance in Poland. He soon realizes that he must seize this opportunity to search for his lost wife, Anna.” (Amazon.com)

A minor Apocalypse

“As in his novel The Polish Complex, Konwicki's A Minor Apocalypse stars a narrator and character named Konwicki, who has been asked to set himself on fire that evening in front of the Communist Party headquarters in Warsaw in an act of protest. He accepts the commission, but without any clear idea of whether he will actually go through with the self-immolation. He spends the rest of the day wandering the streets of Warsaw, being tortured by the secret police and falling in love. Both himself and Everyman, the character-author experiences the effects of ideologies and bureaucracies gone insane with, as always in history, the individual struggling for survival rather than offering himself up on the pyre of the greater good. Brilliantly translated by Richard Lourie, A Minor Apocalypse is one of the most important novels to emerge from Poland in the last twenty five years.” (goodreads.com)

The Things we cannot say

“In 1942, Europe remains in the relentless grip of war. Just beyond the tents of the Russian refugee camp she calls home, a young woman speaks her wedding vows. It’s a decision that will alter her destiny…and it’s a lie that will remain buried until the next century. Since she was nine years old, Alina Dziak knew she would marry her best friend, Tomasz. Now fifteen and engaged, Alina is unconcerned by reports of Nazi soldiers at the Polish border, believing her neighbors that they pose no real threat, and dreams instead of the day Tomasz returns from college in Warsaw so they can be married. But little by little, injustice by brutal injustice, the Nazi occupation takes hold, and Alina’s tiny rural village, its families, are divided by fear and hate. Then, as the fabric of their lives is slowly picked apart, Tomasz disappears. Where Alina used to measure time between visits from her beloved, now she measures the spaces between hope and despair, waiting for word from Tomasz and avoiding the attentions of the soldiers who patrol her parents’ farm. But for now, even deafening silence is preferable to grief. Slipping between Nazi-occupied Poland and the frenetic pace of modern life, Kelly Rimmer creates an emotional and finely wrought narrative that weaves together two women’s stories into a tapestry of perseverance, loyalty, love and honor. The Things We Cannot Say is an unshakable reminder of the devastation when truth is silenced…and how it can take a lifetime to find our voice before we learn to trust it.” (goodreads.com)

[rabbittstewcomics]

Episode 205

October Solicits, Batman: Curse of the White Knight, Flash 75, House of X, Fearless, History of the Marvel Universe, Marvels Epilogue, Secret Warps: Arachknight Annual, Web of Venom: Funeral Pyre, Valkyrie: Jane Foster, Sword Master, Star Pig, Extraordinary: A Story of An Ordinary Princess, Glow Summer Special, Archie vs. Predator, Monster World: Golden Age

Bonus Reviews: The Plot, You season 1, Kamandi Challenge

News: Crisis casting (and predictions), Blade, Farmhand

Trailers: Zombieland 2

Review Comics Details:

Batman: Curse of the White Knight 1 by Sean Murphy, Matt Hollingsworth

House of X 1 by Jonathan Hickman, Pepe Larraz, Marte Gracia

Fearless 1 by Seanan McGuire, Claire Roe, Rachelle Rosenberg, Leah Williams, Nina Vakueva, Kelly Thompson, Carmen Carnero, Tamra Bonvillain

Marvels Epilogue by Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross

History of the Marvel Universe 1 by Mark Waid, Javier Rodriguez, Alvaro Lopez

Secret Warps: Arachknight Annual by Al Ewing, Carlos Villa, Carlos Gomez, Jim Zub, Carlo Barberi

Web of Venom: Funeral Pyre by Cullen Bunn, Alberto Albuquerque, Joshua Cassara, Jay David Ramos

Valkyrie: Jane Foster 1 by Jason Aaron, Al Ewing, CAFU, Jesus Aburtov

Sword Master 1 by Greg Pak, Shuizhu, Gunji, Ario Anindito

Star Pig 1 by Delilah Dawson, Franchesco Gaston, Sebastian Cheng

Extraordinary: A Story of An Ordinary Princess by Cassie Anderson

Glow Summer Special by Devin Grayson, Lisa Sterle

Archie vs. Predator 1 by Alex De Campi, Robert Hack

Monster World: Golden Age 1 by Philip Kim, Piotr Kowalski, Holly Interlandi, Dennis Calero

The Plot by Michael Moreci, Tim Daniel, Joshua Hixson

Comics Countdown:

House of X 1 by Jonathan Hickman, Pepe Larraz, Marte Gracia

Ascender 4 by Jeff Lemire, Dustin Nguyen

Extraordinary: A Story of An Ordinary Princess by Cassie Anderson

Monster World: Golden Age 1 by Philip Kim, Piotr Kowalski, Holly Interlandi, Dennis Calero

Lazarus Risen 2 by Greg Rucka, Michael Lark, Tyler Boss, Santiago Arcas, Adam Christopher, Crystal Frasier

Justice League Dark 13 by James Tynion IV, Mark Buckingham, Mick Gray, Adriano Lucas, Daniel Sampere, Juan Albarran

Redneck 22 by Donny Cates, Lisandro Estherren, Dee Cunniffe

Middlewest 9 by Skottie Young, Jorge Corona, Jean-Francois Beaulieu

Dial H For Hero 5 by Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Scott Hanna, Jordan Gibson

Martian Manhunter 7 by Steve Orlando, Riley Rossmo, Ivan Plascencia

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[twisted-funderland]

Heartslabyul OC Fun Facts

-Francois was the previous dorm leader before Riddle.

-Alphonse is the oldest of 10 siblings.

-Francois does not like music and tries to avoid it at all costs, but he has an exception: Vil Schoenheit. He’s a big fan of the actor, although he’s a more recent fan. Alphonse introduced him to the actor’s films during their second year.

-Alphonse gets along really well with the trick-or-treat trio. The only thing off putting is Damien’s puppets.

-Although Francois is in the game club, he loves to watch Equestrian club practice. He loves horses and has one of his own at home.

-Alphonse takes cooking very seriously. He will lecture anyone who makes a stupid decision while cooking. The only thing stopping him from becoming the Gordon Ramsay of Heartslabyul is lots of self-restrain.

-Francois is not a fan of unbirthday parties or any party really.

-Alphonse is a big fan of musical theater. His favorite actor is Vil Schoenheit.

-Francois does not get along well with Gigi. They can never seem to see eye to eye on things. Their petty rivalry started as something small and nobody can even remember what it is anymore.

-Alphonse used to be a big problem child in his first year. He used his unique magic to influence people to fight each other. He didn't have any friends, so he did this to cure his boredom. This kept up until Francois dueled him. Francois won and he made Alphonse promise not to use his unique magic for such purposes again. After that Alphonse gained a lot of respect for Francois and they became friends soon after.

-Francois was neighbors with Rollo and they did not get along in the slightest.

-Alphonse didn't realize that he needed glasses until Francois suggested he might. Alphonse soon found out that he was nearsighted.

[twisted-funderland]

Francois Pyre (twisted from Claude Frollo)

Age: 18

Best Subject: Practical Magic

Birthday: April 21st

Dorm: 3rd Year, Heartslabyul

Club: Board Game Club

Height: 176cm

Hobby: Reading

Homeland: City of Flowers

Likes: Card Games and Scented Candles

Dislikes: Music and Dancing

Favorite Food: Coffee

Least Favorite Food: Tiramisu

Unique Magic: Fire of Judgement

When the spell is cast on someone they will burst into flames when lying. The flames are thankfully harmless.

[twisted-funderland]

Welcome to Twisted Funderland!💖

This blog is for my Twisted Wonderland original characters. I will continue to share information about them as time goes on. I love all of them and I’m desperate to talk about them. Questions are open and encouraged. Please be kind.

—Note: These characters exist during the same time as Yuu in Twisted Wonderland. They have interacted with canon characters before.—

Masterlist:

Ramshackle:

Ramshackle Fun Facts

-Vianna Yuu

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Heartslabyul:

Heartslabyul Fun Facts

-Francois Pyre

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-Alphonse Alexandre

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Savannaclaw:

Savannaclaw Fun Facts

-Ishir Kanan

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-Nagini Phani

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Octavinelle:

Octavinelle Fun Facts

-Morgan Ashengrotto

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Why Morgan and Azul Drifted

-Tuck Current

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-Claude Ray

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-Derek Ray

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Scarabia:

Scarabia Fun Facts

-Abdul Amir

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Pomefiore:

Pomefiore Fun Facts

-Sunny Amaryllis

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-Gigi Amaryllis

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Gigi’s Nicknames

-Harry Crook

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-Patchwork Crook

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Ignihyde:

Ignihyde Fun Facts

-Neander Abhiratha

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-Janus Abhiratha

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-Ares Abhiratha

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Diasomnia:

Diasomnia Fun Facts

-Damien Havock

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-Sage Asterope

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-Cade Crypt

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Staff:

-Monsieur Mirique

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-Professor Hexate

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Royal Sword Academy:

-Rebel Foley

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-Wendell Dear

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-Patrick Trust

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-Edison Jingle

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-King Johnson

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Noble Bell College

-Jester Truffle

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Additional:

TikToks

Chibi Picrew

Edison Jingle Wings

Dorm Pets

Mystery Council

Vignette Book