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[willowshimmer]

So I just saw the second part of the other teaser trailer to Hazbin Hotel and YIPPEEE!

Holy hell... Okay so my theory is that a loan shark is gonna kidnap angel as we see due to the walls being covered in webs and Husker will save him and I am honestly stoked! Keith David is amazing at being Husk!

AYO ANGEL!?😳👀 GOD DAMN! YOU FLIRTATIOUS BASTARD!

He's... Actually got a point...

[here-comes-the-moose]

When I’m writing my Modern AU but then try to figure out and calculate how the life I gave the Batch is financially possible:

[mickeytk]

I would have the same reaction if someone you're after is just randomly singing. I wonder what it's like living in a musical hell where singing can happen at any time. Either you join them or you interrupt them.

[syncrovoid-presents]

Alastor's Deal (Thoughts, Theories, and some Predictions)

This won't answer the who, but aims to dig into the why, and plausibly narrow down the terms of the deal. Long post ahead!

Evidence

First off, the finale was incredible! But what Alastor's song showed was that his ""death"" against Adam wasn't entirely a surprise, but rather planned. Alastor's song revealed that he was looking for a loop in the contract, a way to slip past the deal without having to directly break it. He already made a deal with Charlie for a favour, but that might have been a safety net of sorts, something to guarantee himself a fighting chance if his "dying for the hotel" plan failed.

His surprise was at how fast it happened, not that he nearly died. Alastor craves control, he wears his smile for control, he makes deals for control, his magic highly influenced by controlling others too. His Modus Operandi is control, and he faced the battle it started with him being in control. He was outwitting Adam, he was faster, sneakier, even kept his hands behind his back while dodging just to show how little effort it took. But Adam's weapon sending an angelic beam of power? That wasn't in his plan, that wasn't in his control.

Control is something Alastor seeks over everything, which is why the deal is so brutal for him. The deal takes control from him, and his constant smiling and jokes and contained urges for violence is him trying to have some sort of freedom. It's highly implied that, unless it's for the hotel, he hasn't used his magic for his own reasons. He hasn't eaten or killed anyone unless it is for the hotel, and even that was implied to happen only during the Mimzy incident. He hasn't gotten to make any deals either, at least no real deals, no deals for souls.

I'm far from the first one to say that his deal is forcing him to help the hotel, but it's only now that we see the true extent. Alastor's entire personality, goals, and being has been changed against his will. He is now a tool for the hotel, the sword and shield, the magical provider, bringing them whatever they need to succeed despite the odds. Without him, it would just be Charlie, Vaggie, and Angel Dust. Sir Pentious wouldn't have joined, repairs would've taken far longer, the staff would've been just Charlie and Vaggie, et cetera. Even his deals are just him trying to gain something out of helping the hotel.

Alastor is bound to the hotel and his powers are also bound to the hotel. He cannot be selfish, he cannot do anything unless it's for the hotel no matter how desperately he wants to do otherwise. And yet it seems like his powers are limited too.

Alastor has immense levels of powers, so much that he was taking down a large portion of the angel army single handedly. Had Adam not been there, it's not outlandish to claim that Alastor could have taken down the angel army by himself. This is why he was feared. This is why "no one crosses the radio demon". If these are his powers when their limited, imagine just how powerful he truly is?

The last evidence I'll state before moving on is that Alastor didn't return back to the hotel until it was rebuilt, yet still didn't use his magic to cause chaos.

To simplify, on his end the deal forces him to use his immense power for the benefit of the hotel. He cannot actively do anything to bring harm to it, and he cannot use his magic unless it's for the good of the hotel. And he cannot escape from the deal if the hotel is destroyed, so the deal isn't about the physical hotel, but rather the concept of it. As long as the hazbin hotel exists in the heart of those involved, Alastor is bound to help.

Why?

Now the why? I believe that, whoever he made the deal with him was, they want the hotel to succeed. Not only that, I believe that by forcing Alastor to stay there and help while limiting his capability for violence, they are also trying to rehabilitate Alastor.

Wherever Alastor was before the hotel opened, it was somewhere where he couldn't interact with anyone. He was forced to be gone, only until the hotel opened. If the theories of Alastor making a deal with Lilith is true, then Lilith's character is important to consider. From what we know she is powerful and worked to bring dekonkind together. And that she too disappeared 7 years ago.

It's confirmed that Alastor destroyed many of the worse evils that existed in hell, the only ancient overlords that remain are civil and take part of overlord meetings. They are controlled, contained. There's more structure, and the only truly out of control, dangerous demon to remain would have been Alastor. It's possible that Lilith realized that she could use him to "clean up hell", waiting her time until Alastor was the last remaining biggest threat. That was when she pounced, seven years ago to capture him in a deal. We don't know why he would accept such a limiting deal, but I'd wager that it could have been for his life (either she was threatening him, or he nearly died and made a deal for his life).

Now that the deal is made, Alastor can't bring mindless chaos. If anything he is doing the most to help demons be saved from the extermination either through redemption or protection (we also didn't see him prior to the last, so perhaps he's also bound to protect during the extermination too?).

All while Alastor is handling and ensuring the success of the largest and most helpful demon-centered support system, Lilith is on vacation. Almost like Alastor is acting in her role, a mimicry of a spiritual successor of sorts. He's helping rally the demons together, helping shape Charlie into a better leader, helping prove demons can be redeemed. All while Alastor is either witness, participant, or manager of the strategies used to redeem sinners. Alastor is only a few steps away from taking part of the redemption program himself.

If Alastor's deal was with Lilith, then she's getting everything she could want. All the uncontrollable evils/overlords destroyed, a muzzle on (one of the most) powerful sadistic demons, someone to help guide her daughter, help demons redeem themselves, protection for her citizens from being killed or further tortured, and she finally gets a vacation. She'd be getting everything she could want, with the bonus of possibly rehabilitating Alastor in the process.

It's no wonder Alastor is so desperate to break out of the deal, to find a backdoor in the contract. This goes against everything he stands for. The stories of him broadcasting screams? Of killing overloards and owning soul after soul after soul? That is the real him, and it isn't exaggerated. If Alastor wasn't chained, he'd have the power and strength to destroy large swaths of hell himself. If he decided to do his own extermination with angelic weapons? He could kill as many demons as the angels do and more, because he wouldn't be limited by a single day period.

If his deal is with someone else? We simply don't have enough information yet to name them then. Whoever it is, they would have to believe in demonkind's potential for improvement, and possibly fear what Alastor is able to do.

Predictions

The last thing I want to touch upon is how Alastor might be able to escape the deal. First is what he tried, which is "dying" for the hotel. Or, more precisely, for everyone involved in the hotel, it was as if he died, so why would they still depend on him?

Next would be for the hotel to be destroyed, and considering that we don't know if Alastor was briefly free while he recovered or if he was just hiding out somewhere new because he couldn't stay in the hotel because it didn't exist, this one is still iffy. If part of his deal is staying at the hotel to actively protect it, the he was temporarily freed from that condition. Yet once it was rebuilt Alastor returned, proving that the destruction of the hotel building wouldn't free him.

The next possible way could be the death of the hazbin hotel spirit. If Alastor (or outside forces) were able to destroy Charlie's hope for the hotel just like Lucifer's dreams were crushed, perhaps Alastor would be freed. Considering how the finale went, it would take a lot for this to happen.

My final idea, and the one I predict will happen, is that Alastor outfits the person he made the deal with. He doesn't find a true "out", but rather will manipulate them into giving his power back. And this? I believe that Alastor's deal with Charlie was made for this reason.

If indeed the deal was with Lilith, and part of the deal seems to be ensuring Charlie's dreams come true, then Charlie is a delightful way for Alastor to manipulate the situation. How? Who knows, but I think that this will be a large part of the conflict of season 2.

[ladymostdeject]

We were so blessed by the latest chapter of Anguish of the Marrow. ANGEL DUST REVENGE ARC BABY!!!

"I said HIT ME!" He roared, spit flying, blue in the face with bloodshot eyes. "Get yer balls outta your purse and fuckin' H I T ME!" ... Angel's body was changing. His proportions were becoming less humanoid - limbs longer, spindlier, the jackknife Z of his legs more dramatic - and his eyes, T E E T H. ... The poppets were everywhere. Squat or scrawny or gangly or stubby - some with sunken eyes and others none at all - each fashioned with a smiling, overbitten row of human teeth. Dozens of them, pouring across the ceiling like sackcloth tarantulas and dangling in a lengthening chain from the chandelier overhead.

[reikurusu]

Sorry, I just need to vent a little bit again... Nnnhhhhgggg!!!

No, but I've just come out of two weeks of time off at work. My next two-three weeks + weekends are already booked with work/conventions/meeting up with people, all of which I do enjoy, but it's all very draining for little old introvert me.

Which means that I need some time alone without seeing anyone and not leaving my house so my social battery and energy levels can replenish. Time that I'm not getting at the moment.

The other day I got a message in a group chat about some friends wanting to meet up. One of those friends has a 4 month old baby so we ask her if she and her husband could suggest some dates that would suit them. She suggested a day that I can't because I'm already meeting up with friends (one of which is in the group chat).

And because I already have so much stuff to do and am barely free, I said that I'm available AT THE EARLIEST around mid November (which isn't even a lie).

So yesterday, the friend who's in the group and who I'm already meeting up with next weekend messages me, asking "you're not even free around my birthday?" (Which is around mid November).

And just... that's not really any of your business? If I say I'm not available, whatever the reason may be, I'm not available.

So I tell her, "no, not really" to which she replies "are you that busy?"

Like... Yes, I'm that busy! I have a ton of work, I have to be at work early the next couple of weeks (which my boss pretty much forced me into), I have to work Saturdays, I have conventions that I would like to go to, you and a bunch of other people have already asked me to meet up and I can't postpone that all the time even though I'd like to and, last but not least, I would really like some time to myself, if that's not too much to ask.

And most importantly: I do not need to explain myself to you??? What, do you want me to share my calendar with you so you can see where I am at any point in the day? I'm not asking her what she's up to all the time, because it's none of my business and because I honestly just don't care what she's doing. If it's important, she'll tell me when I see her.

It's just so annoying! I wish I was more assertive and would actually say something about it but I suck at those things ugh...

Ok rant over

[snowyh2o]

There is nothing funnier to me than going to the comment section of a hazbin hotel video of some sort and just seeing all the YouTube comments calling Alastor evil or the evilest or the greatest evil there is.

[black-salt-cage]

ଘ(੭*ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ♡‧₊˚

[ghosts-of-the-apocalypse]

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[woeismywaffle]

I wonder if she's indebted to Mammon somehow 🤔

[chaggie-supporter]

Sunday Special:

○|PT.10 STORIES SHARKS & SONG|○

Oh who the hell is this?

Just as they left, a short girl came in, strutting right up to the bar like she owns the place.

"Hey pussy cat." She called to Husk, who returns with a middle finger and a drink. I do not like this girl. Who does she think she is?

Angel walks up to the bar and sits beside her.

"Who are you?" He asks her.

"I'm Alastor's pal." She responds.

"Like friend? Huh. Didn't know he had any of those. What's his deal?" Angel then inquires.

"Well, I'm sure you've heard the stories" she says. Stories? Hm. This intruiges me, and I turn in my seat to face her.

"He came to hell, making a splash bigger than others. At first; people wanted to dismiss him. But then overlords started going missing. And not just small ones, no. Heavy hitters." She continues. This is really getting good.

"Then, strange broadcasts of screams started playing all over hell. No one knew where they were coming from. That's when Alastor revealed himself as the Radio Demon." I knew he was up to no good. I see Husk leave the bar, and I want to follow him, but I stop myself to listen to the rest of this story.

"And anyone that messed with him? Well, let's just say his broadcast never lacked new voices.. but underneath all that.. he's a total sweetie! Pour a couple shots of rye and he becomes a kitten!" She finishes. Angel just looks shocked and I take the opportunity to pocket the duck and go behind the bar to make my own drink.

I just mix a couple different drinks together, and it tastes.. not bad. Huh. Angel looks at me and nearly bursts out laughing when he sees what I'm doing. But he isn't telling me off, so..

Then Husk returns.

"Hey! What are you doing?!" He yells at me. Uh oh. I chug the rest of the drink.

"Too late!" I say and run out from behind the bar. He rolls his eyes before Charlie, Alastor, Lucifer and Vaggie return. Oh, his drink! I grab Lucifer's drink and walk up to him.

"Hey, I got you your dri-" I don't get to finish before the short girl from earlier buts in.

"Oh, your highness! Pleasure to meet you!" She then leans back to whisper to Alastor. "Alastor, you gotta warn a girl when she's in mixed company!"

"Charmed I'm sure." Lucifer replies awkwardly. Alastor does the static thing again. He really does not like him.

Then, the whole hotel shakes. I run to look out a window, to see a group of shark looking demons in suits and top hats battering at the door with what looks like a dead tree.

"Mimzy! We know your in there! Open up!" One calls loudly. Immediately, the short girl, mimzy - what a fitting name for someone with such an annoying voice - jumps behind the bar.

"Mimzy, what was that about?" Asks an annoyed Husk, who very clearly isn't a fan of her being there.

"I may have taken fifty grand from a loanshark and didn't pay them back. And stole his car. Then crashed it.. into his girlfriend, but she had it coming!" She says. What the hell!?

The hotel shakes violently again as the tree hits the door, and Vaggie looked ready to charge out there when,

"No my dear, leave it to me" Alastor begins. "It's time I remind everyone why I am *here*" his eyes completely change when he says 'here'. They go completely black with the glowing red dials in the middle. Then, some black tentacles grow from the ground and lift him up about 26 feet, before he grows and crawls out of the hotel. He is now massive, and the sharks look terrified. We all watch as he impales them with moreblack tentacles, blood, guts, and brains flying everywhere. He even eats a few.

"See Charlie? Sinners are violent psychopaths that are hell bent on causing death and destruction! No salvation there!" Lucifer says to Charlie, facing the bloodshed and carnage going on outside.

"Dad! He is defending this hotel! How come he can have faith in me,but my own father can't?" Charlie responds, ger voice rising slightly, and by the look on his fave, she struck a chord in him. I can see a mix of guilt, sadness and regret in his eyes.

"This is really getting good." I hear Angel say behind me,and I turn around to see him, Husk and Pentious eating popcorn, which I quickly get myself involved in.

Alastor returns after telling Mimzy to leave. About damn time.

"Dad.. just help me" Charlie says quietly, to which Lucifer replies,

"I can't." Then, they start.. singing? Yeah I don't know anymore. But, in fairness to them, it is a beautiful song. Vaggie, Angel and pentious actually tear up. Then, once they finnished, they hug, and stay wrapped in eachothers arms for ages.

"Aww.. that was ssssweet" a slithery voice says. Wow. What a way to ruin a moment, Pentious.

"Alright, I can get you the meeting, but once your in heaven, I won't be able to go with you.. Will you be okay?" Lucifer asks Charlie as they break the hug. A meeting? Heaven? What did I miss?

"I'll be okay." She responds.

He steps back a bit, before red particles start to swirl around him.

"Okay.. Good luck kid." He says, before the red particles surround him completely, and he dissapears, and I go back to my room. I sit on the edge of the bed, and think about, well everything. Mimzy, the only person I can think of who's more annoying than Pentious, and the fact Alastor had to kick her out. Alastor himself, his backstory, and the broadcast of screams, him killing the sharks and eating them like they mean nothing. The song between Charlie and Lucifer.

Lucifer, the devil.

The devil who gave me a rubber duck.

What a guy.

[inkyteaart]

I haven’t been posting much lately, sorry bout that. Have a Ripley.

[shoutsindwarvish]

it’s my birthday!!! i’m 31 🥳

going to partly use my day-off today to go to the credit union during business hours and finally get a debit card (after the one they sent got lost in the mail) so i can finally use an atm again

have i reached full adult? maybe, but the best birthday present i can give myself is cash 🤑

[nitro502]

Kinda ticks me off that my parents made a big deal about not being able to help me pay for extremely necessary dental work, and then decided to go on a spontaneous trip to Disney World that probably cost them just as much.

[fincrif]

Using a Personal Loan for Travel and Vacation Expenses

Traveling is one of life’s most enriching experiences, allowing you to explore new places, learn about different cultures, and create lasting memories. However, vacations and travel experiences often come with a hefty price tag, especially when it involves international flights, luxury accommodations, and unique experiences. If you’re looking to go on a dream vacation but don’t have enough savings to cover the costs, a personal loan can be a viable solution.

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Why Consider a Personal Loan for Travel?

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No Restrictions on Use Unlike specific travel loans or credit cards that may limit how you use the funds, personal loans offer flexibility. You can use the loan for any travel-related expenses, including:

Flights

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Activities and excursions (guided tours, adventure activities)

Meals and shopping

This flexibility allows you to enjoy your vacation without worrying about adhering to strict spending rules.

How to Use a Personal Loan for Travel Expenses

Using a personal loan for travel is relatively straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you make the most of your loan:

Step 1: Calculate the Total Cost of Your Trip

Before applying for a loan, it’s essential to have a clear understanding of your travel expenses. Create a detailed budget for your trip, including:

Flights or transportation costs

Accommodation and meals

Tours and activities

Shopping and souvenirs

Travel insurance and other miscellaneous expenses

Having a detailed breakdown of costs will help you determine the loan amount you need to borrow. This will prevent you from borrowing more than necessary and help you stay within your budget.

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Some key factors to compare include:

Interest rates: A lower interest rate will reduce the total amount you pay over time.

Processing fees: Some lenders charge a processing fee, which can increase the overall cost of the loan.

Loan terms: Choose a loan term that suits your repayment capacity. Shorter terms may have higher monthly payments but will cost you less in interest.

Approval time: If you need the loan quickly, choose a lender with a fast approval and disbursal process.

Step 3: Check Your Eligibility

Lenders typically require certain documents and meet specific eligibility criteria to approve personal loans. These criteria may include:

Credit score: A good credit score (typically 750 or above) increases your chances of getting approved for a personal loan with favorable terms.

Income: Lenders will assess your income to ensure that you can repay the loan comfortably.

Employment status: Most lenders prefer borrowers with stable, full-time employment.

Age and nationality: Some lenders have age limits and require you to be a citizen or resident of the country where you're applying.

Make sure to check the eligibility criteria before applying to ensure you meet the lender’s requirements.

Step 4: Apply for the Loan

Once you’ve chosen a lender, you can apply for the personal loan. The application process is often simple and can be done online. You’ll need to provide basic personal and financial information, including:

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Proof of address (utility bills, rent agreement, etc.)

Income proof (salary slips, bank statements, etc.)

Bank account details for loan disbursal

After submitting the application, the lender will assess your creditworthiness, and if approved, the funds will be disbursed to your bank account.

Step 5: Use the Loan for Your Trip

Once your loan is disbursed, you can start booking your flights, accommodation, and other travel expenses. Be sure to keep track of all expenses to ensure you stay within your budget.

Step 6: Repay the Loan

After your trip, you’ll begin repaying the loan according to the agreed-upon EMI schedule. Set up automatic payments to avoid missing any deadlines and ensure you stay on track with your repayments.

Pros and Cons of Using a Personal Loan for Travel

Pros:

Quick access to funds: Personal loans are processed quickly, allowing you to secure funds for urgent travel needs.

No collateral: Personal loans are unsecured, so you don’t risk losing valuable assets.

Flexible loan amount: You can borrow the amount you need for your vacation, whether it's for a budget trip or a luxury getaway.

Fixed repayment terms: Personal loans offer fixed interest rates, making it easier to budget and plan for repayments.

Cons:

Interest rates: Personal loans typically have higher interest rates than secured loans, such as home equity loans.

Debt burden: Borrowing money for travel can increase your debt burden, especially if you already have existing loans or financial obligations.

Repayment pressure: Depending on the loan term, you may have to make monthly payments for several months or years after your trip.

Alternatives to Personal Loans for Travel

If you’re not keen on taking out a personal loan for your vacation, here are some alternatives:

Travel-specific credit cards: Some credit cards offer travel rewards, cashback, or low-interest rates for travel-related expenses. However, be careful of high-interest rates if you carry a balance.

Personal savings: If you have time before your trip, consider saving up for your vacation to avoid taking on debt.

Travel financing: Some travel agencies and airlines offer financing options for flights and accommodations, allowing you to pay for your trip in installments.

Taking a personal loan for travel can be a great way to fund your dream vacation without depleting your savings. It offers flexibility, quick access to funds, and manageable repayment options. However, it’s important to consider your financial situation and repayment capacity before borrowing. A personal loan for travel is best suited for those who have a clear plan to repay the loan and can comfortably manage the monthly payments.

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By borrowing responsibly and sticking to a budget, you can enjoy your dream vacation while managing your finances effectively.