#android perkins

[honeyspawn]

bisexual starkid characters are always setting shit on fire.

[witchstormm]

ily emdroid

[bazzleman]

murderers!

[rockrosethistle]

chat is this a dick joke

[soggedboytroutanti]

You know how Emma said Paul should play "his video games" in forever and always. i need to see him play minecraft. i need to see him play fnaf.

[theconfusitory]

hai everybody 😛

i come with food

just some art (mostly traditional) dump

it goes from newer to oldest (only by like,, a month)

[lemonyoatmilk]

I wonder if these are Android Emma and maybe even Paul 23 too since Richie recognised that Peter looks like the Homeless Man (Ted)

Specially since Tinky mentioned how he's "gonna have the whole set" after he met Peter...

[trollinstinct]

"I'm not Emma Perkins, and I never was."

"...Excuse me?"

[zabala0z]

She was murderous but she was amazing

Okay but seriously, this episode was trippy. Lauren playing 2 different characters at like the same time was crazy yet somehow I completely believed it. Not only that, the ethical implications behind it like- an android who took the life of a supposed dead woman but that dead woman comes back but the android made the dead women’s life so much more better and deserving like HBJUBK ETHICS BRO

@aroace-elgyem

[dailyhatchetfield]

day 71 - cant trust anyone these days

[brokecorviknight]

You know, since Android Emma can canonically integrate human organs into her body, it’s entirely possible for her to get pregnant. I have no idea how exactly it would work, but it’s possible. This has been eating my thoughts for a bit and now all of you have to experience it

[honeyspawn]

So this is something I've really appreciated about Paulkins for a while that I want to see if I can put into words (nightmare time spoilers ahead).

So in Forever and Always, Emma expresses multiple times that she never wanted to get married. Despite this, Android Emma did get married to Paul 23, and not only does original Emma express interest in Paul, but it's heavily implied that Android Emma and her will make the same choices in the same scenarios (aside from murder lol), and that marrying Paul is something original Emma would potentially want to do in other timelines. I'm usually not a fan of the whole "woman who doesn't want to settle down just hasn't met the right guy yet" trope, because I feel like it implies women can't find happiness in lifestyles outside of conventional gender roles, and it's just generally a heteronormative/allonormative trope. Despite this, I don't think that notion really applies to Emma and Paul in the same way. The thing about Emma as a character is that when we are introduced to her in tgwdlm, she has just gone through a major loss that made her reflect on what she really wants out of life and starts to head in a new direction BEFORE she even met Paul. Emma's entire character arc is about realizing that the things she thought she wanted out of life are not the things she wants anymore. And that may include her romantic life, but it is not the only thing she wants. She wants to go back to school and start her own business, she wants to reconnect with her remaining family. Emma now wants to put down roots, so it makes perfect sense that putting down roots might include getting married, especially now that she's met someone she really likes. Before Jane's death, Emma went through life having all these various adventures and life experiences to learn from with no concrete ambitions, and came out on the other side of it realizing that the things she wants out of life have changed. And change is normal. Change is valid. It's totally normal for what someone wants when they are fresh out of high school to be different than what they want when they're 30, whether their new goal is more or less conventional than their previous goal. It's okay to know what you want from a young age, but it's also okay not to know.

But what I really love about this is how Emma's experiences are both contrasted and mirrored by Paul. Paul is a guy who went through life doing exactly what is conventionally expected. He works a 9-5 at a job with no upward mobility, going day by day with the same routine, the exact opposite of how Emma spent those years. Like Emma, he never had any concrete ambitions, but was content to live a pretty mundane life. Except, he's actually not content to live a mundane life. In tgwdlm, Paul is forced to confront the fact that for all his talk about never wanting to leave Hatchetfield and his dismissal of any concrete wants outside of the usual stuff everyone wants, he's never truly been happy. Paul spends the entire musical avoiding the kind of self reflection that pursuing things outside of his humdrum status quo (like pursuing a relationship with Emma) would make him happier. In many ways, that kind of makes Paul and Emma perfect for each other; Paul represents the stability Emma was seeking when she returned to Hatchetfield, and Emma represents Paul's desire to open himself up to new experiences. Both of their stories are about how sometimes the things you want out of life change, and that those changes are normal and healthy, but you have to discover those changes on your own.

[caleohateclub]

I AM HAPPILY ENJOYYING MY LIFE WATCHING HOURS ABOUT THE EXPANDED UNIVERSE OF A HORROR MUSICAL SERIES. APPARENTLY THE BARISTA CRUSH OF MR NORMAL GUY HAD A DEAD SISTER WHO'S SOUL WAS TRANFERRED INTO A CAR AND APPARENTLY THE BARISTA CRUSH HAS A ROBOT CLONE WHO, IN AN ALTERNATE UNIVERSE, GETS PLACED IN A DEATH TOURNAMENT WITH THE CAR SOUL SISTER AND GETS RUN OVER SO THE CAR SOUL SISTER CAN INHABIT THE ROBOT BODY. I'M SO HAPPY I KNOW THAT AND AM NOT A NORMAL PERSON WHO WATCHED THE GUY WHO DIDN'T LIKE MUSICALS ONCE AND NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT IT AGAIN. IM SO HAPPY I DID NOT JUST SEE A VERY POTTER MUSICAL AND THINK IT WAS FUNNY AND FORGET ABOUT IT. IM SO HAPPY I DONT KNOW IF I'M BEING SARCASTIC.

[anobservatory]

So I was watching Forever and Always and thought of this during the end in the hotel scene:

Emma: No! It can't be. How did you get here before us?

Android Emma: A...? How did I Kronk?

[marigoldwrites777]

so…. i wrote my first A03 fanfic! did this super quick so definitely not my best writing but it was on my mind so… yea!! read if you want LOL

[soggedboytroutanti]

Droid23 feelings. Emma saying "I will love you until the day you die." The way that Paul's vows end with "Forever and always, you." But Emma, who was probably going to mirror that in her own, was interrupted by Homeless Ted. Probably signaling that the fact of her nature of existence would interrupt Paul being her own forever. Emma being biologically immortal. She cant age like Paul can. She cant die like Paul can. Emma will be Paul's forever, but he cant be hers, because shes going to outlive him. Shes going to see him die, and be alone. It hurts so bad to think about. Imagine them living out their lives after Forever and Always. Emma cant age like people can. Paul will get older and older, but she'll start being suspicious with the way she stays the same. I wonder how theyd cover for that. Would she dye her hair? Claim plastic surgery? Its an interesting concept.