#Paulo Betti

[cinemaquiles]

Baseado em uma história real: "Césio 137 - O pesadelo de Goiânia", de 1990

[fofoqueaqui]

Cândida desafiará Gaspar e anunciará candidatura em 'Amor Perfeito'

Nos próximos capítulos de “Amor Perfeito”, Cândida (Zezé Polessa) tomará uma decisão que promete agitar a cidade de São Jacinto. Influenciada por Marê (Camila Queiroz), ela decidirá concorrer ao cargo de prefeita, desafiando Gaspar (Thiago Lacerda). Marê, ao ouvir o desabafo de Cândida sobre as traições e desvalorizações que sofreu, destacará a competência da primeira-dama: “Depois que a…

[deoxysacid]

pokemas lore gets wild

[gima0801]

Just some doodles about my passio twins jsjsj

[jadeazora]

Paulo being like "wtf are you wearing man" and Lear acknowledging he tends to use the player for this kind of thing quite often (one wonders if we're his rival anymore so much as his new royal servant 😅)

[fiannalover]

My thesis statement

[thevoidbunny]

Been trying out a more sketchy style and I gotta say I enjoy it way more than inking a sketch

Anyways here’s the updated designs of KAU Bettie, Scottie, and Paulo. Tina isn’t here because I’m having a hard minute designing her.

[marioluigimarioluigi]

How about Florian and Juliana go to Pasio is gone.

Scottie/Bettie: Hi, Sawyer.

Sawyer: Hello, Scottie/Bettie.

Scottie/Bettie: [to Lear]   Yeah, maybe I should go and try and find Florian and Juliana.

Lear: What do you mean? What on time travel for?

Scottie/Bettie: C’mon Lear, we all make mistakes.  He must be feeling terrible.

Lear: Well so he should after all the trouble he caused!

Scottie/Bettie: [to Paulo]  ‘Ere, what do you say Paulo?

Paulo: (sighs) Well, it’s up to you.

[Cut to Scottie/Bettie walking away.]

Scottie/Bettie: Ah well, don't wait up.

Lear: Oh, there he goes. Always playing ‘Mr. Nice Guy’.  What a bore…

[pasiochampions]

anyways...

[video id: a 17 second video of Bettie's frillish, Delphine, and her polteageist, Dusanka, sat opposite of each other on a dark wooden floor with noticeable scratches and dents in it. between the two Pokemon is a small teacup, of which is filled with, well, tea. tea with something else, discolored, swirling... the two pokemon seem to exchange a glance, before Bettie's Pikachu, Eythora, waddles on over with a saltshaker in her mouth, and promptly proceeds to dump at least half a cup into the mix. Delphine stares at Eythora, whether it's with pride or horror in her eyes is up for debate. the video ends with a quietly drained sigh from Bettie. end id.]

i do not know what kind of vile poison they are concocting and frankly i would rather not find out.

... maybe i should give it to scottie. no, no, thats too mean.

[6rookie-writer0110]

Master List #109

In the distance - Betty Cooper x Male Reader (Smut)

Anywhere Now - Emily Ratajkowski x Male Reader (Smut)

Limitless Time - Julie Bowen x Male Reader (Smut)

Spaced Out - Mal x Male Reader (Smut)

Unknown Dream - Mal X Male Reader.

In the moment right now - Phil Dunphy x Male Reader (Smut)

Stay for the weekend - Paulo Dybala x Male Reader x Enzo Fernandez (Smut)

Another Time - Felix Weston x Male Reader (Smut)

Take it as a sign - Maddy Perez x Male Reader (Smut)

Have your way with me - Male Reader x Maddy Perez (Smut)

Counting the lines in the sky - Emily Dickinson x Male Reader (Brother & Sister)

[fairyhagmother]

13 Books

Thank you @gellavonhamster ! This was really fun :)

The last book I read: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. A decade late to the party and my verdict is that I preferred the film. Sorry don’t kill me. 

A book I recommend: We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson. I always reflexively call this my favourite book and I re-read it recently and it was as brilliant and as chilling as I remember. Merricat truly is a masterclass in writing unreliable narrators. 

A book I couldn’t put down: Anyone who follows me on my main blog knows I am deep in my hunger games era. I read the prequel over a week-end when I was in Berlin with work and now the whole trip is sort of a surreal blur. Highly recommend reading a book about violence and commemoration while walking around the haunted city that is Berlin.

A book I’ve read twice (or more): Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. I read it every Christmas! 

A book on my TBR: Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire.

A book I’ve put down: Intercepts by T.J. Payne. It’s about an underground government lab that experiments with sensory deprivation. I love horror actually! but I get really upset when anything bad happens to pets and as soon as I sense that something may happen to a beloved animal I check out. 

A book on my wishlist: I recently read Scorched by Wajdi Mouawad, and it was incredible! So I would like to find the time to read the rest of his ‘inheritance’ cycle of plays.

A favourite book from childhood: La Douane Volante by François Place, which is the story of a young boy from 1914 Brittany who finds himself in a sort of parallel universe based on a fantasy Belgium / the Netherlands and trains to become a physician. 

A book you would give to a friend: Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier.

A book of poetry you own: Hm. Does my anthology of Middle-English lyrics count?

A non-fiction book you own: Chernobyl by Serhii Plokhy.

What are you currently reading: Betty by Tiffany McDaniel, a family chronicle about a young girl growing up in rural Appalachia. 

13. What are you planning on reading next: The new Julia Armfield novel, Private Rites! I love Armfield so I am so excited.

I tag : @persephoneprice @coryo @the-tenth-arcanum @readingloveswounds @hrimceald @laminacore

xoxox

[boomgers]

“Betty La Fea, La Historia Continúa” es renovada para una segunda temporada

Prime Video ha anunciado que la serie favorita de los fans ha logrado un doble hito: romper un nuevo récord global de audiencia para un título de América Latina en la historia de Prime Video y convertirse en la serie o película más vista de todos los tiempos en Prime Video Colombia.

• Cita de Paulo Koelle, director de Prime Video América Latina: “El éxito de Betty la Fea, La Historia Continúa, subraya el compromiso de Prime Video de compartir historias locales icónicas de calidad excepcional que resuenan profundamente con nuestros clientes de todo el mundo. La estrategia de Prime Video en América Latina ha sido centrarse en lo que realmente importa, tomando riesgos calculados para ofrecer a nuestros clientes todo el contenido que desean en un solo lugar y estamos muy emocionados de traer de vuelta a Betty para otra temporada”.

• Cita de Javiera Balmaceda, líder de equipo de contenidos originales para América Latina, Canadá y Australia de Amazon Studios: “Continuar la historia de Betty la Fea sin la pluma magistral de Fernando Gaitán fue un enorme desaf��o. Sin embargo, Amazon Studios y Estudios RCN se unieron en la búsqueda de las voces adecuadas y, junto con talentos originales y nuevos, creamos una historia que conserva el ADN original y es moderna, fresca y rebosante de nostalgia al mismo tiempo. Estamos muy complacidos con el éxito fenomenal de esta primera temporada y esperamos con ansias deleitar a nuestra audiencia con una segunda temporada aún más llena de emoción”.

La serie producida por Estudios RCN, es una sensación global que sigue cautivando a audiencias de todo el mundo con sus tramas que celebran el empoderamiento femenino. Cuando el público conoció al personaje de Betty por primera vez, hace 25 años, se cuestionaron la definición y la percepción de la belleza. La nueva ‘Betty’ de Prime Video ha vuelto para compartir lecciones de vida valiosas que son tanto entretenidas como inspiradoras, demostrando aún más cómo este personaje y sus experiencias resuenan profundamente en los corazones de la audiencia.

[litcest]

Crônica da Casa Assassinada, by Lúcio Cardoso

Crônica da Casa Assassinada ('Chronicle of the Murdered House') is a 1959 novel by Brazilian author Lúcio Cardoso. The book was adapted into a movie in 1971 by director Paulo César Saraceni under the title of A Casa Assassinada ('The Murdered House'). There is only one English translation, by Margaret Jull Costa and Robin Patterson, from 2016, which is from where I'm pulling the quotes.

I first began to write this on January 22nd. And it took me until today, April 11th, to finish this book, because it's hella boring. I think I made a good job of summarizing only the interesting bits (a.k.a. the incest).

The book takes the form of an epistolary novel, with each chapter being a letter or a journal entry by one of the characters, which all come together to tell the story of the Meneses family, an oligarch family from Minas Gerais which, through the novel, slowly loses their wealth and falls apart. However, the chapters are not organized in chronological order, making it a bit hard to understand at first read, but I'll lay it out in order.

Nina is most certainly at the heart of the story, as the book opens with André, her son, morning her death. It all begins with Nina marries Valdo Meneses and moves into the Chácara Meneses ('chácara' means 'farmstead') along with Valdo's brother, Demétrio; Demétrio's wife, Ana; Valdo's other brother, Timóteo; Betty, the governess; and Alberto, the gardener. Nina, who had lived in the muzzling city of Rio de Janeiro, gradually becomes bored with the rural lifestyle and is often butting heads with her sister in law, Ana, who takes the tradicional role of "wife" very seriously. Honestly, though, Ana is obsessed with Nina - and her clothes, her city manners, her personality - in a way that borders a repressed homosexuality (which, considering that Timóteo is homosexual and a crossdresser, just like the book's author, maybe isn't that much of a far reaching conclusion).

One day, Demétrio catches a very pregnant Nina with Alberto in what she later calls a "carefully staged act of adultery", with the man kneeling at her feet in romantic devotion. Demétrio then leads a smear campaign against Nina, not only among the Meneses, but through the town, which leads to Nina moving back to Rio. Valdo attempts suicide after losing his wife, but survives.

Months later, Ana goes to visit Nina, who by then had given birth. I wasn't sure if I should let you all know now or hide the revelation until the end of the book, where it's revealed to the readers, but I decided to reveal part of the great twist: Nina was indeed having an affair with Alberto, but she wasn't the only one: Ana had also had sex with the gardener, and had gotten pregnant as a result (when Alberto lays dying from his self-inflicted gunshot wound, Ana pretends to be Nina to comfort him, since Nina was the favourite among the two of them).

So when Ana goes to Rio, she isn't simply trying to take back her nephew, she's trying to hide her own pregnancy and subsequent childbirth. As such, Ana returns from Rio with André, who is raised as a true Meneses, son of Valdo and Nina. Fifteen years passes by, with André having been allowed all the freedom he could possibly want, until Nina falls sick with cancer and write's to Valdo asking for help. Valdo, much to Demétrio's displeasure, agrees to take her back in the Chácara.

André never knew much of his mom, with Nina being a short of taboo among the Meneses. When Valdo tells him that Nine is returning, he gets eager to get to know his mother. When he first sees her, he noticies how beautiful she is. André quickly realises that he feels differently towards Nina than he does towards his Aunt Ana or Betty, who raised him, seeing Nina not as a mother or a relative, but as a woman he can lust for.

"Beside me now was the woman I had been physically closest to so far, since I could not consider Aunt Ana or Betty as proper women, but merely dull, familiar, domestic beings with whom I lived. Yes, there she was, intoxicatingly close, the mother who was a stranger to me, and who, in my eyes, was so thrillingly real and possessed of all the heady fascination of the female sex."

One day, she tells him that she will visit his bedroom at night so they can talk. Just when André is starting to think Nina forgot about their encounter, she shows up. She cries about the the fact that Demétrio hates her and makes André swear that he'll take stand against her, all while she caress his body in a way the André isn't quite sure mothers should touch their sons. He swears and then kisses her between the breast, but she removes his head when it the kiss starts to "last longer than most simple manifestations of filial affection".

Yet, despite pushing him away, Nina continues to entice him, asking him to show himself to her. In doing so, André turns on the lamp and, in turn, also exposes Nina (who was dressed beautifully for a party) to his eyes. She tells him goodbye and leaves, but this whole interaction leaves André certain that Nina knows the truth about his feelings towards her.

Both Valdo and Betty begin to suspect Nina's and André's closeness and to try keep them apart. In secret, André sends Nina a note to tell her to meet him in the garden at night. She does so, but tells her son that meetings such as these are only appropriate between lovers. Despite telling him that he's too young for her, Nina doesn't rejects him when André finally gives her "thee first and most desperate of loving kisses".

As they talk in the garden after the kiss, André has the feeling that, although Nina is there with him, her mind is far away, perhaps recalling another furtive love affair she had in those same gardens. Nina leads him to a barn in the property, where they consummate they love.

"For as long as I live, I will never forget the feel of her breasts beneath my hands, her soft throat beneath my lips, the warm, sweet perfume she gave off, like a whole bed of crushed violets. And I cannot even say I was unaware of the extent of my sin because, however often I repeated to myself that I was caressing and biting the very body that had borne me, at the same time, I took a strange, mortal pleasure in that, and it was as if I were leaning over myself, and, having always been the most solitary of creatures, I was now plunging into a perfumed tangle of nerves that was me, my most faithful image, my conscience and my hell."

After they are done, André comments that has a feeling he's being watched and leaves. That feeling was true, as we learn in the next chapter that Ana had followed Nina and seen it all.

Nina spots Ana and confronts her, believing that Ana was watching out of jealousy and desire for André, which Ana denies. The two woman argue a bit and then Nina begins to brag about how good André was at sex: "a grown man couldn’t do it better", which was when I remembered that André is a fifteen/sixteen here.... Then the subject is brought back to Alberto, whom both of them had loved, and Nina once more brags about the sex, before saying that Alberto and André kinda look alike, almost as if André isn't a Meneses, but actually Alberto's son (which is true, dear readers, but not how you think it is).

What's really crushing about this conversion is that, at least if we are to believe Ana's account, Nina doesn't care at all about André, all she sees when she looks at him is a substitute for Alberto. Which, considering how much André talks about loving her, makes for a very sad situation.

However that conversation put the idea of André being a double of Alberto in Ana's mind and, later that night, she goes to André's bedroom. He welcomes her, believing her to be Nina, almost kisses her, before recognizing her as his aunt and exclaiming "Aunt Ana", as he backed away. She asks why does it matter if she's his aunt, since she's also a woman and tries to convince André to sleep with her, but he refuses and calls her mad. Still, she grabs him and sexually assaults him, touching him and kissing him as he tells her not to. He escapes her by biting her hand before running away.

Meanwhile, Nina is going through a crisis after sleeping with André and tries to arrange her return to Rio. André notices that she is pulling away from him and laments it, but doesn't know what to do to keep her around, turning to violence and then regretting it.

"Woman and mother, what other hybrid being could better contain the force of our feelings? Loving her means becoming easily, seamlessly reunited with the person I was. It’s a return to my country of origin. Loving her as a man, I feel that I cease to be myself in order to complete the whole being we must have been before I was born. There can be no shame in this urge to be conjoined, because there’s nothing immoral about it."

Nina leaves for Rio once again, unable to stay in the same house as André and Valdo. She goes without saying goodbye and André tries to hold onto the memories they made together by writing down their encounters.

However, her departure doesn't lasts long and Nina return after two weeks, after being given a bad prognostic for her cancer. Ana observes bitterly as Nina and André dance together in the living room. Valdo and Demétrio also watch the duo, with the suspicions of incest rising high. Later that night, André and Nina rekindle their romance. André proposes that they run away together, but Nina says this can't be done and they talk about her illness.

The days passes on and Nina lays in her deathbed. André visits her alone and confronts her for leaving him. They argue and have sex one last time (this seems that their relationship follows this pattern: argument and then sex). Not longer after this encounter, Nina dies, devastating André and Valdo.

After the funeral, André runs away to never return, telling Valdo that he doesn't sees him as a father, nor did he see Nina as a mother.

And he just might be right, as the book ends with a priest's recollection of a conversation with Ana, in which Ana had confessed that André was her child, born of a sexual encounter with Alberto, and that she had gone to Rio all those years ago to hide said pregnancy. André was the baby that Ana gave birth to, with Nina's baby having been abandoned by Nina herself in the hospital after birth.

I do not know whether Nina knew André wasn't hers or whether she believed that Ana had somehow tracked down the baby and brought him back to the Meneses (as Ana had told Nina she would do). Ana herself thinks that Nina knew the truth and was only interested in André because he reminded her of Alberto (which is the same reason that Ana gives for having tried to kiss André), even considering it malicious of Nina to have let André believe he had committed the sin of incest when he had not. To this last bit I say, why didn't you tell him the truth, Ana?

In the end, the Meneses dynasty falls apart, with the only heir having disappeared (never mind that he wasn't a Meneses after all) and it wasn't because of the incest.

[underpressurerpg]

RESERVAS DE FACE CLAIM

ACTUALIZACIÓN: 15/08.

01 HRS SAO PAULO, BRASIL

Agostina Goñi —Bunnie

Ahn Bo Hyun—Delta

Alex Mandon Rey—blue

Alicia Bercan—mariposa

Andrea Faccio—Italini

An Yu-jin — Minnt

Annie Schröter —sunflowergalaxy

Anselmo Prestini - Muffin

Anouchka Gauthier—Diosa

Ashley Marie Dickerson—fluffy

Arielle Chartrand—rorie

Bach Buquen —Betty

Bae Jin Young —babyGrl

Barbara Palvin—Frutilla

Belle Delphine —AquaBuyer

Bertug Altan - Dean

Bridget Satterlee—Boo

Camilla Cabello—Patata

Camille Pidoux —Juliette

Camryn Cangas—Samurai

Candella Gallo—Selket

Cha Eun Woo—Tremor

Charlie Schroeder —PHDP

Charleen Weiss — Stardust

Charly Jordan—flameshh

Christian Hogue—Banana

Christian Locke - LondonBoy

Christina Nadin—Killerqueen

Crystal Bellotti - Zai

Choi Soo Bin - Law

Choi Yeon Jun — Marina

Cole Sprouse —snow

Corinna Kopf - buffay

Damian Hardung —Wolf

Damiano David—chaotic

Daniel Illescas— Neon

Darwin Gray—Sunflower

Dasha Taran —Remember

Davide Vavalà —Jaws

Daisy Keech - Kerosene

Dekota Thompson—Caleidoscopio

Deva Cassell—blueberry

Diana Avel—cerise

Drew Baker —Coca-cola

Dove Cameron—Frambuesa

Eduard Torres—Kid

Ella Cervetto—Bloom

Emilia Mernes—Pokemaniaca

Emily Rudd — Nina

Ergi Bardhollari—Rojita

Erand Arifi — Supernova

Ester Expósito —Mermaid

Froy Gutierrez —Sugar

Hailey Bieber—Mía

Hansol Vernon Chwe—tamalito

Hande Erçel - Pez Dorado

Havanna Winter —Fairy

Holly Jai—August

Hwang Hyunjin —bubbletea

Ida Zeille —Lou

Isabel Van Gelder—Betty

Isabelle Matthers—Pink

Jacob Elordi—icequeen

Jacob Rott — Apple

Janis Danner—Triangle

Jang Won-young — Ninin

Jeon Jungkook — euphoria

Joshua Paine —Waves

Josie Lane—Rueth

Jonas Kautenburguer — Stardust

Jung Sungchan —Kaiju

Kate Li —flameshh

Karolis Inokaitis - hana

Kaden Hammond - Leviatán

Kenan Duman—rhcp

Kendall Jenner—vainilla

Kennedy Walsh—chaotic

Kiana Davis — Flora

Kim Mingyu — lalali

Kim Jennie — Harmony

Kim Seok-woo (Rowoon) —crocket

Kim Taehyung (V) —Wotteo

Kit Harington - Cardigan

Kristen Hancher—Frutitas

Lalisa Manoban—Animaloide69

Leah Halton—CopitoLee

Dong-hyuk (Haechan) —KaijuLee

Min-ho (Lee know)—sugarushrush

Lee Felix—tostadita

Liam Fitzgerald — Krampus

Lidia Santana—Antares

Lily Easton—Pimpim

Linuschka — Ritsu

Liza Wdmn—Bloom

Lolalolita—huf

Lorenzo Zurzolo—Sunflower

Loreto Peralta —Red

Louis Darcis—Oblivion

Lucky Blue Smith —Lover

Madison Beer—Abejita

Maggie lindemann — Coliflor

Madisyn Mencha —sweetpea

Maja Kravarusic—Loveme

Mara Lafontan—Maracuyá

Margarida Corceiro —Lou

Marissa Long —Lasso

Matthew Giovanni Laureano —Shibuya

Matthew Noszka — Redemption

Mark Lee—Vermithor

Melisa Döngel — Sunflower

Millie Leer—Chappell

Milana Vino — Mitik

Michael Yerger —Leviathan

Moritz Hau—Mister

Nailea Devora—Betty

Neels Visser—Awesome

Nicha Yontararak (Minnie)—Fanta

Nicole Wallace—cheesecake

Niklas Rueth—Tobby

Nils Kuesel—Copito

Nina Laura—Seasmoke

Ning Yi Zhuo (Ningning)— Disaster

Nolwenn Faijean—loveaffair

Olivia Phillips—Bloom

Omer Nudelman—Arenita

Park Solomon —fairyofshampoo

Paola Cossentino—ivory

Paolo Faccio—Soulmate

Park Wonbin (riize) — sunflower

Rashan MH—Mar

Rob Knighton—Stinson

Romaneinnc—rorie

Ryan Manick—Leprechaun

Sabrina Carpenter—Afterlife

Sara Crumbeleg —Maroon

Sara Fructuoso — Syrax

Saige peterson - Romeo

Seray Öztek—Pandita

Shawn Mendes —Stargazer

Sienna Schmidt—andy04

Sille Staunstrup—Luna

Song Kang—Hammer

Stefan Petrov—Nomando

Sydney Melman—Samurai

Scott Morton — Fae

Taylor Hill —Max

Timothée Chalamet—timburton

Tobias Reuter—Tristeza

Tom Webb - Emociones

Valentina Kumer - loveaffair

Victor Pérez—blue

Vinnie Hacker—Ultimate

Vivian Bernard —Star

Xavier Serrano—Brilliant

Yael Shelbia—Sunfire

Yoo In —Soo—Baby

Yoo Ji-Min (Karina)—Kaiju

Yoon Jeonghan—Versace

Zane Phillips—Piña

Zhang Renlin—garden

[jadeazora]

Forgot that I wanted to make this for the new Paulo Interlude the other day. 😅

[jknerd]

CINDY LOU

Full Name: Cindy Lou Hooper

Age: 3~4

Gender: Female

Occupations: Pre-schooler

Relatives: Mr. Hooper (father; deceased), Donna B. Hooper (mother), Grinch (godfather), Drew Lou Hooper (older brother), Stu Lou Hooper (older brother), Bonnie and Betty Lou Hooper (older sisters), Martha May (godmother)

Interests: Playing house with dolls, drawing, pecan/apple pie, cookies

Character

Cindy Lou Hooper is a little girl who lives with her widowed mother and teenaged older brothers. Her mother works extra hard to provide for her family, her brothers are too busy or preoccupied with their schoolworks/girlfriends to take care of her, her older sisters are much busy with their “teenage girl stuffs” (instagramming, dating, etc) to spend time with her. Her village believes in not only Santa family’s existence, but also the Grinch’s. She become curious why they are afraid of him and why he dislike Christmas. Eventually, she encountered him at Christmas Eve, but he was stealing the tree and she asked why. Grinch simply lied that the tree was “very sick” and he wanted to heal it before returning it back. However, she was not aware that he was ruining her older siblings’ Christmas as a punishment for being a neglectful older brothers and sisters.

In Fairly Oddparents AU: Cindy Lou is described as lonely and neglected child who was to be appointed to have fairy godparent. Even before she had a fairy, she had strong belief of fairies’ existence, but doesn’t try to catch them. At one point, she was wandering in outdoor pond by the house as her babysitter was to busy to notice on her phone with someone. When Cindy Lou was fallen in a frozen pond, she was saved by the Grinch. When she encountered her godparents, Martha May and Grinch, she was elated.

In Grimm Adventures of Billie & Manny AU: Cindy Lou was babysat by Billie and Manny during Winter as her mother was too busy to take care of her. She displayed sympathy for her older sisters when they were coldly rejected by Manny, noticing how much he and Grinch resemble one another. Visiting Santa family’s toy factory, she noticed Martha May, one of the helpers, is romantically pining for Grinch. So, with Billie and Irina, she hoped to pair Martha May with Grinch. Eventually, Cindy Lou become a flower girl in their wedding.

In Courage the Cowardly Girl AU: Along with Courage, Cindy Lou had sacrificed her Christmas season to save her older siblings from Grinch’s curse. Hearing a past from Krampus,, she felt strong sympathy for Grinch, decided to give him a best Christmas present with Courage’s help; finding the relatives of orphans Grinch once lived with in his previous life. Learning of their efforts and reason, Grinch eventually lifted the curse from Cindy Lou’s siblings.

In Danni Phantom AU: Like from Fairly Oddparents AU, Cindy Lou is guarded by Grinch and Martha May. She was occasionally babysat by Danni, Tulie and Sam. She defends Grinch when some teenagers badmouthed him and with help of Daenys and Youngblood, she pull prank on Paulo, Dash, Daphne and other arrogant popular kids.