#Lizzy Parker

[fandomandmore]

Super Standbys got to bow 🥰🥰🥰

I saw 3/6... gutted I couldn't get a full house!

Jake as Henry, Jake as Gabe, Lizzy as Natalie... all amazing in their own right, and very different interpretations, which I loved!

Also, Jamie just casually having his phone in his pocket and taking a picture of the audience! 🤣

[ofbooksandteacups]

And so, goodbye Next to Normal. God knows how much I loved you and how much you helped me let out my feelings (and buckets of tears). It's been a wild ride, considering that I was only supposed to see it once. I saw it six times and I cherish every single memory I made.

To Ben Heathcote, Caissie Levy, Carolyn Maitland, Eleanor Worthington-Cox, Jack Ofrecio, Jack Wolfe, Jake Reynolds, Jamie Parker, Lizzy Parker and Trevor Dion Nicholas: thank you for bringing the Goodmans, Henry and the Doctors to life. A huge thank you to the band and the crew and all the people involved in making the show happen. All the best to you all❤️‍🩹

[antinouswilder]

the perfect loving family 🥹

[giuliopozzali]

Helen Dawson is the best comicbook character of the last decade?

Helen Dawson, the central character in the comic series "Kats!" by Stefano Labbia, has emerged as a shining example for young girls around the world. Through her remarkable qualities and engaging storyline, Helen has become a symbol of resilience, intelligence, and bravery that resonates with readers of all ages.

Stefano Labbia has masterfully transformed Helen Dawson from a typical "unpopular girl" into a beloved and influential figure through his skillful writing and character development. By portraying Helen as a relatable yet extraordinary individual, Labbia has captured the hearts of readers by showcasing her intelligence, maturity, and unwavering determination in the face of adversity. Helen's ability to express herself confidently and eloquently, despite facing ignorance and bullying, serves as a powerful example for young girls to embrace their uniqueness and stand up for themselves!

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[erinwantstowrite]

had to design what Peter looks like when he's an adult and got carried away so here's a big ass doodle page

[hipsternumbertwo]

Stand Up To Cancer Charity Stream | JUST DANCE!

[diwns]

Lizzie's BAR.

[jpgcore]

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[hurtspideyparker]

And the funny thing is I would have married you, if you had stuck around (Marvel ships)

Tony: Would have married him

Steve: Didn't stick around

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Charles: Would have married him

Erik: Didn't stick around

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MJ: Would have married him

Peter: Didn't stick around

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Bucky: Would have married him

Steve: Didn't stick around

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Wanda: Would have married him

Vision: Didn't stick around

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Mobius: Would have married him

Loki: Didn't stick around

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Peter: Would have married her

Gwen: Didn't stick around

[jenniethewitch]

[malibuposts]

[glimersims]

post 3!

[sprnklersplashes]

how the hell am I ever meant to beat the weird girl allegations when all I have thought about since last night is that when lizzie parker is on for natalie we have a natalie+gabe combo that have similar features. we have a natalie that looks like the brother she replaced. the brother who ruined her life. why is no-one seeing the vision.

[unsiredtribrid]

Hii, where is that gemini coven page you found? Like where did you find it

Hey, sorry, I meant to post this but hadn't gotten a chance yet.

The page is shown in 1x10 of Legacies, at the very end. It's just a set prop so (idk if you've noticed this but this is the case for newspapers in TVDU too) a lot of the passages are just repeating/looping text that the viewer isn't intended to scrutinize too much to notice that it's repeating itself. The first paragraph on the left page is the same paragraph as the one on the right page, at the top. So it's cut off, but you can still read the whole thing.

So basically, just start reading under the first blue line and you will get all of the info:

To make things easier, here's the entire complete passage, transcribed:

For the latter centuries, the Geminis have been rooted in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. The lack of humidity and the preponderance of farmers markers undoubtedly figure in to the region's appeal. Before detailing the specifics of the Gemini Coven, one must first have a firm understanding of what a Coven is. Which is to say, a gathering of witches, typically twelve or more, who meet under terms of fellowship or family, in order to engage in particular rituals, celebrate the sacred and magic holidays (as well the occasional Galentine's Day), and generally confer on the topic of witchcraft. It is typical for covens to follow a single leader, however the means of determining the leader varies. Additionally, some covens specialize in particular forms of magic. For example, the community of the Nine Covens practices Ancestral Magic. One would need to be inclined to travel to the swampy nethers of the country to engage in such magic. Nay, that is not for the Geminis, who generally decline to travel by fan boat. The Gemini Coven is so named for the preponderance of twins among its descendants, as well as their unusual practice for determining succession. The name Gemini is a plural noun, genitive geminorum (di|m Y>nTrYm)?, used in astronomy to designate the zodiacal constellation between Taurus and Cancer; that which contains bright stars Castor and Pollux. In astrology, Gemini is the mutable air sign. In a tertiary bit of interest, Gemini is also the title of a two-person US spacecraft of the 1960s. The aforementioned means of determining succession is a ritual known as The Merge, whereby twins, once twenty-two years of age, observe a ceremony in which the more powerful of the two claims the magic and life of the other. The more powerful twin emerges the new leader of the coven, twice as strong for having absorbed their twin's power. The leadership of the Gemini Coven is closely interwoven into the success of their spells. The coven's major spells, including their signature Prison Worlds, are bound to the leader. Should the leader die, the spells are unbound. The first instance of Prison World magic comes from the Gemini Coven's 1903 discovery of ripper vampire Lillian Salvatore. Lillian Salvatore herself had a hand in the origins of The Heretics, a group of six Gemini Siphoners who were rejected by the Geminis. Whether the Gemini fixation on Siphoners as less-than is problematic is beyond the pay grade of this historian, but let it be known that it never ends well. Case in point, the Heretics, who desiccated in the Prison World. Perhaps more upsetting than the spells' dependence on the leader's continued existence is the dependence on the leader for the survival of the coven. Should the leader pass on, all members of the Coven shall die.

and then the text just loops after that, over and over.

Some other things to note, if one hasn't watched TVD:

-It's established officially in Legacies that there is specifically a 'curse on the Gemini twins', which means that the Gemini coven only operates this way specifically because their line was cursed at some point. That's why Lizzie and Josie have to merge and create a new coven/leader— it's presumed that the curse will kill them if they don't. It's never explicitly explained, but since Jo says in Legacies S1 that they HAVE to do it, it's implied that yeah, it will kill them if they don't.

-Before we knew that, in TVD, all we knew was that the coven's survival depended on having a leader that's alive and in good health. The coven was able to pass up on having Kai and Jo merge because Joshua Parker was still young and healthy, so he wasn't in danger of dying and killing the coven. They were able to crank out Liv and Luke and then try to get them to merge instead of Jo and Kai. This also suggests that the bias against siphoners is so strong that maybe the coven had already planned to skip Jo and Kai merging just because they didn't want a siphoner to become the leader. This is backed up by how the Heretics talk about their own treatment when the coven found out they were siphoners. Mary Louise says the Gemini coven strung her up in the slaughterhouse and tortured her for being a siphoner, which is presumably why she left and joined the Heretics after.

-Because Kai, the coven leader at the time after merging with Luke and taking Jo's magic, killed himself in TVD, it killed the entire coven. Josie and Lizzie were a loophole since they weren't born yet. One would think that might mean they don't count in the curse, but I guess somehow it still persisted or there was some Gemini coven lore that suggested that in the event of this happening, the curse would still be a thing. I mean, the Gemini had the spell to transfer the babies to a womb for a reason. It was in case of weird emergency situations like the one they were in. This also suggests some element of religion here, because the way Joshua regarded the coven was almost... past just self interest. Like he repeats that the coven comes before family in TVD, which we also see is true for him because he was about to kill Jo to protect the coven from Kai and we know he definitely did not want to kill Jo (he avoided hurting her at all, which is why she was able to leave the coven and go live her life for so long). I think the fact the coven has lore (and a spell) for keeping their legacy even if the worst happens and they all die suggests to me that there's some cult-like vibe to the whole thing. I think siphoners are probably seen as some kind of reminder of the curse placed on them, or maybe some punishment (or nature balancing out how much power the coven has, idk). Either way, it definitely has cult vibes in certain aspects.

-Following up on that, something also not mentioned in Legacies, is that the Gemini seem to see the merge as spiritual, too. When Liv and Luke are upset about killing each other, Joshua reminds them that the merge is a literal merging of souls. Like it's not just one twin killing the other and taking their power alone. Joshua explains that they literally mix souls and become a new person/being. So in a sense, yes, the old person they were is still dying because they end up being something new. But it's seen as like a soul thing and not just a power thing, for them. In that sense, neither twin can truly 'win' the merge. But I think it's seen as winning because the winning twin retains the memories of their life before that, so in a way they are still kind of the same person to an extent and just take on emotions, wants and traits of the twin they absorbed. For example, Kai was able to feel empathy for others because of Luke. Merging with Luke didn't make him care specifically about Bonnie because Luke didn't gaf about Bonnie, lol. So that part was all him. But it did presumably make Kai care about Liv, preventing him from killing her because the part of him that was Luke did not want to do that. In the end though, the showrunners decided to write Kai and the coven off and make Caroline pregnant, so I guess it's also canon that those influences of the absorbed twin can go away. If Luke's influence was still there then I doubt Kai would have killed the coven.

We still don't know who or what put the curse on the Gemini twins on the coven, but yeah. Here's what we do know (nobody asked but)

[jealousymami]

heavenward 🪽

[erinwantstowrite]

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