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justforbooks · 2 months ago

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Alive in the Merciful Country by AL Kennedy

A primary school teacher navigates lockdown in an ambitious novel that asks potent questions about abuses of state and personal power

A.L. Kennedy has made no secret of her despair about post-Brexit Britain under the “rage-tweeting, Nazi-curious” Tories. “My government has become more radical, and that is difficult to explain to someone living in a European democracy,” she told the Swiss German-language newspaper NZZ in 2023. “Very dark people are at work here.” Kennedy, the author of acclaimed short stories and novels including Paradise, Everything You Need and the Costa-winning Day, has claimed that her views make her work less welcome in Britain. In her book The Core of Things, published in German, she writes: “I may not be the kind of writer our media watchdogs like.”

Alive in the Merciful Country, her 10th novel, was first published in translation in Germany and Switzerland back in 2023. As the book opens it is 2020 and, with her London primary school in lockdown, Anna McCormick is teaching her year 5 class online and doing her best to keep their spirits up. Together they discuss the story of Rumpelstiltskin, the “tricky wicked goblin with a secret name”. They invent Stiltskin dances and do Stiltskin sums about spinning and the weight of gold. For thousands of years, Anna tells the children, people have told versions of this story about lying and the misuse of power, reminding themselves “that the way to defeat all monsters is by knowing who they really are”.

Anna, a single mother to a 20-year-old son, is determined to model to her pupils “functional adulthood of a type that can still insist on expecting a better world”. But Anna’s own faith in that world has been fundamentally broken. As a student in the 1980s, she fell in love with Buster, a fellow performer in the UnRule OrKestrA, an activist street theatre collective. It was only after he vanished without trace that Buster was revealed to be an undercover cop. Decades later, Anna encounters him, her very own “Stiltskin among Stiltskins”, at the Old Bailey trial of five of her OrKestrA colleagues, exhuming long-buried anguish. Then, as the Covid crisis deepens, she discovers an unaddressed envelope propped outside the gates to her flat. It contains a manuscript: Buster’s own story in his own Stiltskin words.

The spine of the novel is Anna’s private journal as she struggles to make sense of both past and present. Traumatised by Buster’s betrayal and a subsequent abusive partner, Anna is furious and fearful in equal measure, raw with pain and paralysed by self-doubt. But although her country is “trapped in a national Bad Relationship”, bullied and gaslit by its Stiltskin government, she still believes in kindness and hope and silly jokes. She wants desperately to believe in her new partner. She tells her year 5 pupils the story of the murderer who kills 99 people and finds forgiveness. She knows that “the Stiltskins must get mercy, because the acting out of mercy cleans and saves us all”.

Into her account Anna interleaves extracts from Buster’s manuscript, detailing his shift from spy cop to self-funded vigilante killer targeting sex traffickers and racist Tory MPs with predilections for cocaine and underage sex workers. “The narrator is part of the bargain when you let a story in,” Anna warns, and Buster – who has as many names as he has stories – is far from reliable. Perhaps he is, as Anna insists, an out-and-out villain. Perhaps, like her, he is on the side of righteousness, his violence an inversion of her own valiant efforts to mend a broken system. Or perhaps his story is like the story of Rumpelstiltskin, a fable to reinforce our faith that goodness will ultimately triumph, and his words do not belong to him at all.

Alive in the Merciful Country is an ambitious novel that asks potent questions about abuses of state and personal power. It is also something of a curate’s egg. At her finest – and there are many fine moments in this book – Kennedy combines a beadily bleak eye with a standup’s comic timing and a profound humanity that breaks open the heart. Too often, however, she shows her political workings. For all her anguished contradictions, Anna is simply too perfect, her sensibilities – and those of all her friends – unwavering and irreproachable. As for Buster’s wearyingly long sections, they all play the same dogged tune. While he remains opaque, his targets are caricatures, numbingly unremitting assemblages of every cliche of their type. The effect is not eased by his stilted writing style: Buster claims to be Scottish but “I am small indications of self-harm and limp aloneness. I am a perfected personality and also clean effective within my truth in a place where I rest and play” reads more like Google Translate.

Whatever game Kennedy is playing with the reader, and she deliberately leaves that question open, it is a game that demands a primary school teacher’s patience. The tilt of her politics is not the problem here – anger at the toxic Tory legacy and the act of national self-harm that was Brexit is hardly unique among British novelists. The frustration of this novel is that she has allowed her absolutism to compromise her remarkable literary talents.

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vampseraph · 11 months ago

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puppy npts! (for anon)

names

indy, jack, bella, max, luna, charlie, lucy, cooper, milo, zoey, rocky, chase, daisy, bailey, coco, molly, roxie, lola, maisie, alex, leo, bear, teddy, archie, ash, ace, scout, joey, poppy, ruby, frankie, collie, russel, kelpie, buster, alfie, chip, buddy, spot

2. pronouns

pup/pups, bark/barks, woof/woofs, yip/yips, jump/jumps, walk/walks, paw/paws, chew/chews, fluff/fluffs, fur/furs, ruff/ruffs, tail/tails, wag/wags, dog/dogs, cute/cutes, soft/softs

3. titles

the cheerful pup, prn who barks, the lapdog, the cutest puppy, prn who chases prns tail, prn who loves to play, the playful one, prn with soft fur

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iconuk01 · 2 months ago

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As I've mentioned before my memory for theme tunes is frankly baffling, and I grew up in the 70's, a time where you only got one episode of a show a week on one of the three TV channels (only two of which showed cartoons) so it wasn't thanks to streaming or repeated exposure over a short period of time.

But this is one that has stuck in my memory longer than most.

From 1972, one of the more.. frenetic cartoons from DePatie-Freleng

A global roller skate race between competing teams where there seem to be no rules beyond "No actual murder, but manslaughter is probably okay if it looks like an accident"

Every episode has them in a different country (Well, thin animation budget version of a foreign country) looking for the next clue to the final big prize of a million dollars.

Bailey's Comets (let by Barnaby Bailey) were the main characters consisting of the usual assortment of stereotypes, with an oddity or two

Barnaby - The leader, good at his job, though he never really wanted to have to be the brave one, which made a nice change.

Candy - The level headed girl on the team. Also probably involved with Barnaby. She is the one who coaxes him to be brave

Sarge - Interestingly, for 1972, the motivaional and aggressive one is a woman. She is only ever known as Sarge

Bunny - The sweet natured girl on the team, not terribly bright, though always well meaning one. Also accident prone etc etc.

(If it was being remade I can imagine Sarge/Bunny shippers begging for it to be made canon)

Wheelie - The tech genius who produces suitably insane skate based technology every episode.

and finally we have Pudge - And we have a sweet natured, but not too bright guy on the team too. His primary character trait is (as you might have guessed from the name) to be a little on the heavy side, but he's never shown to be less healthy than the others, and keeps up with all of them without effort. The rival teams mentioned in the opening titles are, in order;

The Texas Back Hats (Their horses are the one's on skates) The Ramblin' Rivets (mad scientist and his robots) The Duster Busters (Bikers without bikes... it's a subculture thing I guess) The Roller Coasters (Circus themed) The Stone Rollers (Cavemen and a dinosaur) The Cosmic Rays (actual aliens because... I dunno) The Gargantuan Giants (actual giants so large we only ever see their enormous feet on screen. Theor coach is a normal human though) The Rockin' Rollers (rock band) The Broomer Girls (Actual witches) The Roller Bears (Actual BEARS!!! But at least in safety gear) The Mystery Mob (Probably my favourite as they are simply a skating fight cloud with no explanation given as to why, nor do we ever see any of them) The Yo-Ho-Ho's (Pirates) The Hairy Mountain Red Eyes (Hillbillies)

Here we see an episode set in Scotland

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 2 years ago

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TODAY'S FROZEN MOMENT - Today marks the 65th Anniversary of this phenomenal photo - August 12th, 1958 - this now-famous photo was taken… later to be given the title "A Great Day in Harlem" when it was published in Esquire magazine. Art Kane, an art director for the magazine, was finally allowed to do a photo assignment... A jazz lover, Kane said he wanted to assemble the best in jazz for a shot, at 10 in the morning... Most people laughed at him...but...somehow he pulled this off; they showed up...as requested, to 17 East 126th Street...astonishing really... Subsequently, a documentary about the photo added to the magic... as did the allowance of the neighbors, the kids in the front and the folks in the windows… just so special… See below for a list of who's who... of the 57 musicians here, only 2 remain: Sonny Rollins and Benny Golson... but the shot, like all of the music, is eternal…

[01 – Hilton Jefferson, 02 – Benny Golson, 03 – Art Farmer, 04 – Wilbur Ware, 05 – Art Blakey, 06 – Chubby Jackson, 07 – Johnny Griffin, 08 – Dickie Wells, 09 – Buck Clayton, 10 – Taft Jordan, 11 – Zutty Singleton, 12 – Red Allen, 13 – Tyree Glenn, 14 – Miff Molo, 15 – Sonny Greer, 16 – Jay C. Higginbotham, 17 – Jimmy Jones, 18 – Charles Mingus, 19 – Jo Jones, 20 – Gene Krupa, 21 – Max Kaminsky, 22 – George Wettling, 23 – Bud Freeman, 24 – Pee Wee Russell, 25 – Ernie Wilkins, 26 – Buster Bailey, 27 – Osie Johnson, 28 – Gigi Gryce, 29 – Hank Jones, 30 – Eddie Locke, 31 – Horace Silver, 32 – Luckey Roberts, 33 – Maxine Sullivan, 34 – Jimmy Rushing, 35 – Joe Thomas, 36 – Scoville Browne, 37 – Stuff Smith, 38 – Bill Crump, 39 – Coleman Hawkins, 40 – Rudy Powell, 41 – Oscar Pettiford, 42 – Sahib Shihab, 43 – Marian McPartland, 44 – Sonny Rollins, 45 – Lawrence Brown, 46 – Mary Lou Williams, 47 – Emmett Berry, 48 – Thelonius Monk, 49 – Vic Dickenson, 50 – Milt Hinton, 51 – Lester Young, 52 – Rex Stewart, 53 – J.C. Heard, 54 – Gerry Mulligan, 55 – Roy Eldridge, 56 – Dizzy Gillespie, 57 – Count Basie.]

[Mary Elaine LeBey]

#Mary Elaine LeBey #Jazz #music #hall of fame #history

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dalt20 · 2 months ago

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Tooning In. 20 Greg Bailey part 7 of 10

DL:So, I guess after Cookie Jar got attacked and shanghai-ed by DHX media, you made a little escape boat to 9 Story Entertainment.

GB:I was already gone before DHX took over Cookie Jar. I thought it was just a sale to DHX after some unsuccessful business moves. I never thought that CJ was attacked. It was quite small by the time I left to 9 Story.

DL:So, I learned that DHX media doesn't own the CiNAR/Cookie Jar episodes of Arthur but they own the spinoff series Postcards from Buster. Why was that? Did Cookie Jar sell the distribution rights to WGBH in boston?

GB:I have no idea. They just sold off everything they possibly could over the few years that CJ existed. They did that with everything else. It was a long way from the start of Arthur when Cinar owned a good part of the rights of Arthur and we had the distribution in 110 countries. Cinar had distribution everywhere in the world except the US. They may have sold off the Arthur rights to WGBH just before they gave up the show. That would be in the period after they bought DIC and the Strawberry Shortcake fiasco. So any cash would have been welcome at CJ.Postcards from Buster was a dumb move for Cinar (pre CJ era) to get involved with. It was a good enough series but there was no market for a show that was so specifically about the US . WGBH had the rights for US distribution and Cinar had the rest of the world. But the series was not able to sell anywhere other than the US> It was made in the post 9/11 and Iraq war period. There must have been a dozen scenes in each episode that featured American flags and with the war in Iraq we entered a strong period of anti American sentiment around the world. The show only sold in the US and Israel. All the other customers passed on it. It was referred to as the series that could not be sold by the sales teams that tried pushing it.

DL:So, how was the move to 9 Story?

GB:That was very fast. CJ gave up the show in August and 9 Story was starting production by October. We had been doing the pre-production at Oasis in Montreal the years that Cookie Jar existed. So all the digitized models and files we had were destroyed by Oasis when they found out that the show wouldn't be done at Oasis anymore. They should have turned over those models because CJ owned them, not Oasis. At the same time Cookie Jar had destroyed the well organized vault of the old paper material in Montreal . The storage building was being abandoned and all the material that was catalogued and filed properly by the librarian was lying in a huge jumble of boxes just thrown into the room awaiting the shredding of the paper. The pile of boxes was over 10 feet high and 100 feet long and everything there was a horrible jumble. It was literally heaved up into a big pile of boxes that were spilled open. I had to go through the boxes and try to find some old paper model sheets in order to base our new models at 9 Story on. So we had a lot of work to do at 9Story to get up and running in the short time we had. We also started doing the animation in Flash that year so it was a big conversion job at the same time we were trying to organize the files of reuse. Which is like all the backgrounds designs and the character and prop designs from episode 1 to around 125. 9 Story did a great job and people were enthusiastic about doing the show but it was a big undertaking considering the time we had to do it.

DL:So, how did you adapt to flash? Was it an easy process to adjust

GB:It was really difficult. If it was a new series it wouldn't have been a problem but in this case we had to get something that sort of matched what we had already done as traditional animation for 125 episodes. We had established a style of show that used a lot of dramatic angles and exaggeration of drawings and also we would often break off into new styles of drawing for a fantasy sequence or even a whole show. Like we did on Tale Spins or The Contest. In digital it is really slow to rig a new character and only using it for one sequence is not efficient. There were also some things like the jiggly line broken line style and the thin line that was problematic in Flash. And just so many things that just kept coming as they started rigging that became a problem that I never anticipated. Just small things like they first the pupils in the eyes were too large. So those large pupils got used in a bunch of main models and by the time we started getting animation those big eyes were put into many versions of the character rigs like Muffy in Winter clothes and Muffy in baseball uniform. So we started calling revisions on the first episode for the eyes then we had 5 more episodes already in production with those crazy eyes. That sounds picky and insignificant now but it seemed like it would never end for a while. It was nice that the animation was back in Canada so it was something I could see before the shows were completed and shipped from overseas. It was more hands on.Many of our background designs that we used since episode one were upshot or downshot angles and that isn't very good for digital animation because the rig is only one angle, eye level. So that made for some hard scenes in animation.

DL:Many people have commented on the designs of the animation as they said that it's robotic, stiff and lifeless. As the characters have this floaty like feel to them whenever they walk or run.Your comment on that?

GB:It was my feeling a few years earlier when tested a bunch of companies with the idea of changing to digital. I found that when we did tests one company Animation Services did the test traditionally and even though they weren't the strongest animation company around the characters looked like they breathed or were alive. Digital animation is very still when it stops and the face is exactly the same drawing in every scene. When it is hand drawn there is some mild nuance to the drawing because each scene and each inbetween is a different original drawing. I think it has some subconscious effect on the viewer even if the animators in digital animation would put more bounce in the walk . Even in a walk the traditional walks are all drawing each time they have a walk. So even if it is off model like you said some people thought Akom was like, then at least each walk was new and unique. When you draw you can squash things a little and when a hand turns over there are a bunch of inbetweens that are all different. In digital it basically pops from one hand to another hand when it turns over. A good animator can kind of distort or bend the hand but basically it just pops. There was a lot of the art of animation lost in the sort of digital cutout style of animation . For me the worst thing is that a 3/4 head of Arthur in one scene is exactly the same drawing as a 3/4 head in every other scene. Wgbh was very happy with it because everything was on model all the time. Or at least it was the same model. But they were never able to notice that the animation was stiff or the walk was exactly the same each time.I always felt that 3D animation was the worst for floaty movements though. The feet never seem to actually touch the ground. I think a good 2 D digital animator does a pretty good job with that if they have time and budget.

DL:So, did you move to Toronto to work with 9 story?

GB:No, I commuted once a week and I worked online the rest of the week. I guess I was in training for Covid.

DL:Ha! So, I wanted to talk about the Guest Star designs because I remember someone saying that the designs like Art Garfunkel, Mr. Rogers and Backstreet Boys designs look good but the Matt Damon or John Lewis ones.....

Matt Damon guest stars in the season 11, sixth episode, The Making of Arthur.

John Lewis guests stars in critically acclaimed episode, Arthur Takes a Stand from season 21, episode 4

What was up with those? It's like the character designer gave up and just traced a photo for these people. Compared to these!

Art Garfunkel guests stars as the narrator of the first episode of season 3, the ballad of Buster Bunny which marks the return of Buster Baxter and his voice actor, Daniel Bronchu. Who had took a sabbatical to Australia in 1997 during season two.

Mr Rogers makes an appearance as himself in the epic crossover, Arthur meets Mr.Rogers (season 2, episode 1)

The Backstreet Boys starred as themselves in the Arthur special, It’s Only Rock N’ Roll. Arthur in the center.

GB:I did the initial sketch on Matt during the live recording we did in Florida when he came in in his sweats after coming in off his run. He is even wearing the same shirt with some political message on it with the Congress. I remember him being hard to design because everyone had a different movie in mind for what he should look like. He is also a bit hard to do because he's so handsome. Marc Brown did a nice sketch of Art Garfunkel and Mr. Rogers models. The BSB’s were kind of a mix of a few artists. John was done by a designer in Oasis. It's a little touchy doing visible minorities if you have a room full of white designers and a director. But we had a great character designer who is black so he knew that design would be coming his way. Over time we probably made the characters less like animals and more like human faces. It might be a mistake but political correctness was starting to weigh in over the years. So we had to be more cautious on some characters like John Lewis.

DL:Most of the characters were bears. It's like Bears was your default character model when drawing characters.

GB:I would say that it was actually mostly rabbits. The WGBH people thought it was their duty to ask the guest stars which animal they wanted to be. They would always say rabbit. Who wants to be a dog or a monkey right? I would say most guest stars were rabbits. Yo Yo Ma, Lance Armstrong if I recall correctly were rabbits. One show that featured a music troupe named Bang on a Can there was a woman whose last name is Wolfe. When they were asked which animal they wanted to be she said rabbit. It was the one time I had to convince someone that she should really not be a rabbit. funny that she would have chosen anything other than a wolf. Maybe it isn't her maiden name though. I don't think anyone ever picked monkey.

DL:And when I saw her I thought that she was the only good looking Arthur Guest star in the later seasons.

GB:Ha ha! Yeah, she was more extremely animal looking. She was brave for a woman to imagine herself with a big long nose though. Neil Gamon was the lone cat character that I recall. I wonder if he chose cat when he did that show.

DL:Also Michelle Kwan was a bear even though I was hoping because of her last name she would be a swan.

GB:We didn't have a bird option though. We never did many birds in the series. She was a bear I saw and so was Marc's friend Jack Prelutsky. So maybe you are right that most are bears. It seemed like everyone picked rabbit when we would ask so I was pretty sure they were mostly rabbits. People that wore hats were problematic if they wanted to be a rabbit. Bears are the most generic looking of the choices.

DL:And also my statement on guest stars weirdly goes to pets too because Alan Cumming played a poodle who was Killer's rival in one episode and

Alan Cummings guest stars as Sebastian, Killer’s rival in the first episode of season 17,Show off

Someone got a picture again but then again " they wouldn't know if it was Alan Cumming! We gotta make it look like him!"

GB:That's right I forgot that show with Alan. It was amazing that he went along with us on that. What a strange ideal to make a male character a poodle now that I think about it. Andy Warhol was a warthog but that was because the script writer wanted the name and he was a guest star either. We didn’t do many warthogs or reptiles or birds in the show. Joan Rivers was a monkey but she was related to Francine and she had a brutal sense of humor and would not have protested about being a monkey I'm sure. BJ Novaks was a rabbit.

DL:Also It's a popular accusation in the Black community of people saying characters like Arthur were black even though Brain was confirmed to be black.Comment on that?

GB:That is true. There was always a strong suspicion of that. Which is fine. There is no reason Arthur had to be a white kid. That got played up more in the last special we made where they go to the ancestral farm in Ohio. Arthur's relatives were black in that show. When we started Francine was supposed to be a black character. It changed over the years once they made her Polish in one show and then Jewish on the Christmas special. We were even casting for a black actress for Francine when we did season one . Jodie Resther has been with the show as Francine's voice since she was a kid.Brain didn't start off as being black or not black. It was only the Christmas show that we had to define some nationalities or ethnic qualities on the characters. We added a Martin Luther King poster in his room. In the special Brain would celebrate Kwanzaa and Francine became Jewish. Arthur was some kind of Christian Protestant , George became Swedish, and Buster remained non aligned to any ethnic group or religion.

DL:Also Brain in that special was played by a young right wing commentator Steven Crowder.This guy.

Steven Crowder for those who don’t know was the voice of Brain in the fourth season of Arthur but more baffling, Arthur’s Perfect Christmas

GB:Wow he got bigger. Does he have issues with minorities as a right wing commentator or is he just politically right wing? I haven't heard his commentator stuff.

DL:Yes he has said racist and Homophobic stuff on his YouTube channel.

GB:Ok well that is kind of a nasty thing about S Crowder in that case. I guess the Arthur show didn't have any lasting impression on him.For a while everyone was saying John Legend looks like Arthur but he wouldn't come on the show unfortunately.

DL:Yeah, surprisingly.So back on track. The Arthur show then moved to Oasis Animation back in Montreal in 2016.What was the reason behind that?

GB:The owner at WGBH pulled the show out of 9Story in a dispute. He felt he owned a piece of them because he had a show there, and when 9Story started pitching new series to PBS WGBH thought they should have a say in that since they would be competing with them. 9 Story understandably didn't want to stop producing their own shows that would own rights on, so the contract was cancelled. I would have been happy staying with 9 Story another season because we were starting to make some big headway in the production and they were always nice to me there. I never heard the story from 9Story point of view. 9 Story would have just seen me as part of the enemy in the dispute at that point. WGBH was always doing battle with the partners over the years. It was like that with Ron and Micheline and with Michael Hirsch and then with Vince at 9Story. They were always pushing for more and cutting the money being contributed to the show each season. It wasn't ever a warm and cuddly relationship between the co producers.

DL:So, How was the move to Oasis Animation?

GB:I was able to hire a few of my previous designers from years earlier. Not as many as I had hoped but we had a few people come back. We threw away all the material from 9 Story because they now wanted to do the show in Toon Boom Harmony. So the rigs needed to be rebuilt. They did trace them off or something to save some work but they didn't rig all the extra poses we had made in Flash. So it was again a new learning experience. The animation artists were all doing the show for the first time again so it starts off difficult and gradually improves over time. We set up the crew structure more like I was used to when we did the show at Cinar/Cookie Jar. With regular designing crews for characters and props and designers for background design and color design. So I was more used to that structure than the way 9Story operated.

DL:To tell you the truth I didn't see a difference when Oasis took over.I thought you used the same models!

GB:Since it ended up going on a few years it was probably better by the end than if we had stayed at 9 Story. Toonboom Harmony is just so much better and more versatile than Flash which was being phased out quickly at that time. The design on the shows improved a lot. We went from one designer doing a few rough characters and Background designs to a crew of 3 people doing characters and 3 doing background design.

DL:Also I found out that Glen Kennedy was doing the boards for Arthur while at Oasis! You got him to do boards?

Glen Kennedy infamous for his work on Tiny Toon Adventures was a storyboard artist on the three Arthur Specials, the Rhythm and Roots of Arthur, An Arthur Thanksgiving, and Arthur’s First Day.

GB:Yeah he was in Vancouver freelancing. I had people from Toronto, Ottawa , Vancouver and Montreal doing storyboards. My main people that were doing the storyboards over the years including at Oasis were Gerry Capelle, Al Jefferies and Jeremy O'Neil , Elie Klimos and Cilbur Rocha. Glen came in on the last season or 2.I had some of the same storyboard people since season 1. Specifically Gerry Capelle and Al Jeffries. It was one of the constants of the series. Gerry did most of the opening storyboard even.

DL: I talk about him because he is famous in the Youtube poop community, As his animation is way more off model than AKOM's ! As none of his animation has weight and would squash and stretch all the time! https://youtu.be/KCIFNCO1ic4?si=764AdwiJaViotfyX

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Glen Kennedy’s Animation Reel.

GB:I've never seen that. Is that his animation reel or did he storyboard it? It's a lot of animation. Great animation for sure.

DL:His animation Reel.But it caused him a lot of jobs.

GB:Wow! great work.Kennedy Cartoons was an annoying company. It is probably not Glen personally doing all that animation, it would have been his company. He had that company with his brother in Toronto. I remember we tried sending layouts for R. Scarry or maybe even Arthur there at one point. It didn't last long.

DL:Wait, Kennedy Cartoons was going to be doing Richard scarry or Arthur!

GB:Yeah I recall sending out some freelance layouts at one time. I don't think it lasted more than a few shows. Ever since then I keep running into people that tell me they used to work on Arthur doing layouts in Toronto or Ottawa and I don't know them and wonder how they got layouts.

DL:What you just told me was extraordinary!

#animation #animation interview #tooning in.#90s cartoons #greg bailey #cookie jar #arthur #Glen Kennedy #art garfunkel #mister rogers #backstreet boys #john lewis #matt damon #steven crowder #9 story animation #oasis animation #Youtube

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chooseyourownhatchetfield · 25 days ago

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-| Hatchetfield Adventure: Poor Blart Mall Cop

Read from the start. Read the last post. Read the next post.

You chose: Steal the coins

As your eyes become fixed on the coins, you think to yourself.. does anybody really care about fountain coins? You could probably take them. Nobody would care.. hell, nobody would even notice. Surely not. There's better things to do than scold someone for taking wet, rusty bits of change out of a fountain in some dusty mall. Absolutely. You can take the coins. You lean over the edge of the structure and plunge your hands into the cold water, handful by handful scooping coins into any space on you you can find. It's almost addicting.. it is free money after all. But the fun stops when you here the whirr of a segway coming your way, looking to the side to catch sight of.. the mall cop. "Ey, ey, ey! Stop right there, buster!" The segway comes to a stop in front of you, and a man dressed in a leather jacket and sunglasses steps off, looking at you in disdain. There's a nametag clipped to his jacket that seems to read 'Brent Bailey'. That name seems familiar.. you could swear this guy was an actual cop, not a powerless mall security guard. Regardless, he's here to exercise what little authority he has. "You can't be doing that! Stealin' innocent peoples cash.. you disgust me. I'm gonna have to get those coins off you and kick your ass outta this establishment..! Damn thieving scum..."

Reblog to spread news of the adventure!

#starkid #hatchetfield #choose your own adventure #choose your own hatchetfield #cyoh story #interactive blog #interactive story

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b1lliesb1ues · 11 months ago

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📸 Art Kane

Front row, from left: Bill Crump, Stuff Smith, Sonny Rollins, Coleman Hawkins. At their back you can spot George Wettling, Bud Freeman, Pee Wee Russell, Buster Bailey, Oscar Pettiford. Behind them, Sonny Greer, Jimmy Jones, Charles Mingus, Osie Johnson

#bill crump #sonny rollins #Coleman Hawkins #Mingus #Stuff Smith #George Wettling #Bud Freeman #Pee Wee Russell #Buster Bailey #Oscar Pettiford #Sonny Greer #Jimmy Jones #Osie Johnson

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jazzdailyblog · 11 months ago

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Harry Carney: The Baritone Saxophone Titan of Duke Ellington's Orchestra

Introduction: In the pantheon of jazz musicians, Harry Carney stands out as one of the most influential and enduring figures in the genre’s history. As the baritone saxophonist for the Duke Ellington Orchestra for over four decades, Carney’s deep, resonant tone and unparalleled musicianship helped to define the sound of one of the greatest big bands in jazz history. In this blog post, we will…

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#Big Band Jazz #Buster Bailey #Don Murray #Duke Ellington #Duke Ellington Orchestra #Harry Carney #Jazz History #Jazz Saxophonists #Sidney Bechet

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pupsmailbox · 4 months ago

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hi me again.

do you have names similar to Buck or Callahan?

asking for a friend.

BUCK︰ aaron. ace. alan. alayna. alison. allie. amelia. ava. axel. babs. baja. bak. baker. baki. baqia. bash. basia. bass. basye. baz. bear. becca. beck. becka. beretta. bessie. bevis. beyza. biagio. bice. bijou. bijoux. bo. boaz. booker. boone. bosco. boyce. boyko. boyne. boys. bozica. bret. brock. bronco. brooks. burke. buse. bush. buster. busy. buz. buzz. cash. chea. clayton. colt. crash. cupid. damon. danner. delilah. delta. denim. diana. diesel. doe. draven. dublin. evelyn. fallow. felix. flat. franken. grayson. gunner. hunter. isabella. jake. janna. jayce. joe. john. kaitlynn. kamina. kevin. king. laura. lollia. lucky. lux. mace. maile. mary. moose. mycah. nike. nora. ranger. remington. rhett. ripp. rocket. sargent. sawyer. shooter. slide. striker. tabitha. tank. tesa. tucker. uda. walker. whitney. wolf. wyatt.

CALLAHAN︰ acey. adelaide. ahlia. alen. allan. allen. amelia. anders. asher. avary. bailey. beckett. bellamy. benjamin. bennett. brady. branigan. brennan. brina. brooklin. brooks. caelum. cailean. caillen. cailyn. calan. calhoun. callaghan. callan. callen. calloway. callum. calum. calvin. camira. canaan. cannon. carrington. carter. cayleen. caylin. celaeno. celie. celine. celyn. chailyn. chalina. charlotte. chelan. cheslyn. chilion. chisholm. cholena. clem. cleme. cleon. coilin. coleman. colin. colleen. collin. colm. colman. colon. conal. conifer. connolly. connor. corin. cullen. declan. deimos. delaney. donovan. dorie. driana. eleanor. elixir. ely. emerson. emma. emmett. eszti. evelyn. everett. exa. finley. finn. finnegan. finnian. finnigan. fletcher. griffe. griffin. harper. harrison. hudson. itai. jack. kalvi. kannon. kason. kelan. kellan. kieran. killian. kimmie. kincaid. kylan. lachlan. lady. larami. liam. lile. lincoln. macaulay. madigan. maeve. magdala. makena. matthias. melitta. melrose. mozelle. murry. oakley. oliver. ottie. owen. parker. ponk. quest. quinn. rorie. rowan. salomon. sawyer. seamus. sebastian. shanti. sloane. sophia. sullivan. talen. tetra. theodore. thursday. tryphena. vick. violet. wren. xil.

#pupsmail︰names #name suggestions #name ideas #name list #name pack

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hoperays-song · 1 year ago

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Salukis and Personalities

I don't know if I've ever mention this before, but I worked as a dog trainer and caretaker for years. Like a really long time. And I have worked with a lot, and I mean a lot, of dogs. Even in fact, three Salukis (Ezra, Bailey, and Leo).

Why do I bring this up? Because we should talk about the personalities of these dogs, especially in relation to a character in Sing, Suki Lane.

Now this is all clearly going to be based on my experiences with these dogs, who could be outliers for all I know. However, after chatting with several Saluki owners as well, I'm pretty sure I got a decent grasp on them. Namely one thing,

Saluki's aren't timid.

They are classic sighthounds, yes, but I wouldn't call most of those dogs timid, with the exception of Whippets. Sighthounds by nature are cautious breeds, it can take a while to build their trust. This can extend into them being shy at times yes, but in my experience, it was more like meeting a new cat for the first time. It doesn't know what to think of you yet so it sits back, watches, and then makes it's judgement.

Why does that sound familiar? Oh yeah!

Because that's what Suki was doing to the troupe throughout the second movie. She didn't make her decision on them until she had been watching them for awhile, deciding to ultimately side with them after deeming them trustworthy.

That's what happened when she saved Buster from the office and when she lowered the stage lift, she was making her judgment of them known. For me, one of the Salukis I worked with, Ezra, did essentially the same thing. He acted indifferent to me for a week or so and then seemingly out of nowhere decided we were cool now and I could play with him. And because Salukis aren't particularly demonstrative typically, that's huge.

So, she wasn't being timid, she was being cautious. Something her type of dogs are known for. She would wait and see how things turn out before picking a side. That makes sense. And no, there wasn't any big apology scene or anything like that because, again, Salukis aren't typically demonstrative.

And while they are cautious, that's not actually what the breed is known for. You know what is?

Being aloof.

And that is a word that perfectly sums up Suki's personality. She's aloof. She isn't particularly warm or friendly and neither are most Saluki's unless they like you, and like you a lot. Which also makes sense with her character! She's a higher up at a major entertainment enterprise. She can't be nice to every single hopeful that shows up at their doors. She has to be realistic for the company's sake. So she's aloof and it fits her perfectly.

Saluki's also are known to be quiet and intelligent. The quietness something that isn't extremely noticeable in Suki's character when Jimmy is in the scene since he's so loud, or Buster because his personality is so big, but it's definitely there. Her answers are brief and straight to the point. And other than those few interactions, she doesn't talk much. She doesn't need to, as she is still perfectly filling her role in the scenes she's in through expressions. She might be a verbally quiet character, but like actual Salukis, her actions speak for her.

And the intelligence? We know this girl is smart. She's in her early to mid twenties and is already one of the right hands of an entertainment empire's CEO. She knows what she's doing. Suki was also able to call the police and betray Jimmy without him ever expecting it, which she had to have planned out for it to go that smoothly.

So in short, Suki and Salukis as a whole, aren't timid. They're cautious. They wait things out. And most notably, they are known to be aloof. A character trait that perfectly sums up Suki's personality that we see. Salukis from my experience act more like the stereotypical cat stuffed into a dog's body. It takes time for them to like you and even if they do, they aren't usually demonstrative of this fact. Which again lines up perfectly with Suki's character, much like the other traits Salukis are known to exhibit.

She's aloof and cautious, showing clear intelligence, but definitely not timid.

#sing 2 #sing suki #suki lane #sing 2021 #aroace suki lane #i mean i don't mention it but it would be wrong not to tag it imo #saluki dogs are very cool to work with #and yes this is all based in my experience and my contacts #and these are breed traits. each dog is different of course #but timid? not the word for this dog. they can seem shy i guess? but that's really them being cautious typically #so yeah. suki is quite literally her base species note for note #its honestly impressive #is this targeted at one thing in particular? yes. yes it is.#we don't mischaracterize dogs in this house

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blueikeproductions · 2 months ago

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So a new mobile game collab for Transformers came out based on a game I’m sure most of us have never heard of.

-sung to the tune of Clayfighters theme song- Wing Fighters~!

From what I can gather it’s an on rail shooter game with jets. It’s really nothing to write home about but what it offers I still find interesting.

The Autobot team consists of Optimus and Jetfire, while the Decepticons have Megsy, Screamer and Devastator. Unicron is a major boss, coming to eat Earth…

How that works when he’s just a disembodied head I don’t know. Either he’s come to literally chew us out out of spite, or it works on Futurama head in jar logic.

What’s most interesting is despite using the Evergreen designs everyone hates, they let Optimus and Megatron have new designs to better fit the game. Megatron in particular gets to turn into a space plane.

Optimus gets a jet pack in Robot Mode meanwhile.

The jet pack evokes Sonic Wing Mode and Beast Hunters beefy Optimus.

But Optimus, at least in the trailer, still turns into a truck. No special space truck ship thing for him.

Indeed, in game animation shows Megatron as the only one able to Transform in the game, with his Robot Mode also having a jet pack.

Starscream and Jetfire are only in Vehicle Mode.

Devastator appears to be a boss of some kind, but I can’t personally find footage of what such a fight looks like in gameplay.

I’m actually kinda sad Devastator doesn’t have his own jet pack. I just think it’d be funny since he feels left out.

The trailer is voiced, with Jon Bailey clearly doing Optimus, but I’m not sure who is doing Megatron; it’s not Frank Welker, but it’s a remarkable impression of him. Some think that might be AI which … might be, but I hope not. Maybe Bailey can do Megatron’s voice now, I’m not sure. It still sounds like a human doing it to me, it’s not robotic, no pun intended.

Still I think it’s neat, the collab. If nothing else, a lot of the recent collabs like Squad Busters have a certain charm to them I can appreciate even though this isn’t what fans want game wise.

#blueike productions #blueike #transformers #maccadam

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clover-warriorcats-main · 6 months ago

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All Named Animal Characters In Warrior Cats A–Z (PART 1)

COPIED OFF OF THE WARRIORS WIKI

(UPDATED AS OF IVYPOOL'S HEART)

* MAY CONTAIN NAME BASED SPOILERS *

* THIS LIST CONTAINS ALL NAMED CHARACTERS ASIDE FROM HUMANS *

* I DON'T THINK I MISSED ANYONE? *

* LONG LIST BELOW CUT *

PART 2

- A -

Acorn Fur

Acornpaw

Acorntail

Adderfang

Adderkit

Adderpaw (WC)

Ajax

Alder

Alderheart

Algernon

Amberclaw

Amberleaf

Ambermoon

Antfur

Antpelt

Apple Blossom

Appledawn

Appledusk

Applefrost

Applefur (OOTS)

Applefur (TF)

Appleshine

Arc

Arc Shadow

Archeye

Ashfoot

Ashfur (ShC)

Ashfur (TC)

Ashheart

Aspenfall

Aspentail

- B -

Bacon

Badgerfang

Bailey

Barkface

Barley

Bayshine

Beach

Bee (CotP)

Bee (Ro)

Beech

Beech Tail

Beechfur (RC)

Beechfur (TC)

Beechpaw (SkC)

Beechstar

Beenose

Beepaw (SkC)

Beetail

Beetle

Beetlenose

Beetlepaw (SkC)

Beetlewhisker

Bella (KP)

Bellaleaf

Benny

Berryheart

Berrynose

Bess

Betsy

Bigteeth

Billystorm

Birch

Birchbark

Birchface

Birchfall

Birchpaw (ASC)

Birchstar (RC)

Birchstar (SkC)

Birchstar (WC)

Bird That Rides The Wind

Birdflight

Birdsong

Birdwing

Birdy

Black Ear

Blackbee

Blackclaw

Blackstar

Blade

Blazefire

Blizzardstar

Blizzardwing

Bloomheart

Bloomkit

Blossom

Blossomfall

Blossomheart

Blossomkit (ShC)

Blue Whisker

Bluebellkit

Bluestar

Bob

Bone

Boots

Boulder

Boulderfur

Bouncefire

Bound Hunt

Bracken

Brackenfoot

Brackenfur

Brackenheart

Brackenpelt

Brackenwing

Bramble

Brambleberry

Brambleclaw(star)

Branch (DotC)

Branch (HJ)

Branchkit

Brandy

Braveheart

Breeze That Rustles The Leaves

Breezeheart

Breezepelt

Briarlight

Brick

Bright Stream

Brightflower

Brightheart

Brightsky

Brightspirit

Brightwhisker

Brindleclaw

Brindleface

Brindlestar

Brindlewing

Bristlebark

Bristlefrost

Bristlepaw (ASC)

Broken Feather

Broken Shadow

Brokenstar

Brook Where Small Fish Swim

Brookkit

Brownpaw

Brushpaw

Bubbling Stream

Bug

Bugeater

Bumble

Bumblestripe

Bunny (Dog)

Burr

Buster

Buttercup

Buzzardkit

Buzzardstar

- C -

Casper

Cedarheart

Cedarpelt (RC)

Cedarstar

Chalk

Chasing Clouds

Cheddar

Cherryfall

Cherryfeather

Cherrypaw

Cherrytail

Chester

Chestnut

Chestnutkit

Chirp

Chiveclaw

Cinderfur

Cinderheart

Cinderpelt

Cinders

Cinnamontail

Claw

Claw Stretch

Clawface

Clawwhistle

Cleo

Cloud (Sister)

Cloud Spots

Cloud With Star In Belly

Cloud With Storm In Belly

Cloudberry (RC)

Cloudberry (TC)

Cloudmist

Cloudpelt

Cloudrunner

Cloudstar

Cloudtail

Cloudy

Cloudy Sun

Clover (TC)

Cloverfoot

Cloversplash

Clovertail

Coal (FQ)

Coal (TNP)

Cobweb

Coco (DK)

Coco (PK)

Cody

Conefoot

Copperpaw

Cora

Coriander (BrS)

Coriander (DK)

Cow (MFV)

Creek

Creekfeather

Crest Of Snowy Mountain

Cricket (DotC)

Cricketkit

Croak

Crookedstar

Crouchfoot

Crow Muzzle

Crowfeather

Crowfrost

Crowfur

Crowtail

Crystal

Curlfeather

Curlypaw

Curry

Cypresspaw

- D -

Daffodil

Daisy (DK)

Daisy (TC)

Daisyheart

Daisytail

Daisytoe

Dancing Leaf

Dandelionkit

Dangling Leaf

Dappled Pelt

Dapplenose

Dappletail

Dappletuft

Dark Shadow On Water

Dark Whiskers

Darkflower

Darkfoot

Darkstar (CotC)

Darkstar (MV)

Darkstar (SkC)

Darkstripe

Darktail

Dart

Dash

Dawn Mist

Dawn River

Dawnbright

Dawncloud

Dawnfeather

Dawnflower

Dawnpelt

Dawnstar

Dawnstripe

Deadfoot

Deerdapple

Deerfoot

Deerleap

Deerpaw (PC)

Dew

Dew Nose

Dew Petal

Dewkit (ShC)

Dewnose

Dewspots

Dewspring

Dewstar

Dewy Leaf

Diesel

Dodge

Doespring

Doestar

Domino

Dotty

Dove's Wing

Dovestar (RC)

Dovestar (WC)

Dovewing

Downkit

Dragonfly

Driftkit

Drizzle

Duckpaw

Dudley

Duke

Dusk Nose

Dusk Smoke

Duskfur

Duskkit

Duskpaw

Duskwater

Dust Muzzle

Dustpelt

Duststar

- E -

Eagle Feather

Eaglekit (WC)

Eaglestorm

Eaglewing

Ebonyclaw

Echomist

Echosnout

Echosong

Eeltail (CotC)

Eeltail (MV)

Egg

Eggs

Elderkit

Ember

Emberdawn (LH)

Emberdawn (TBC)

Emberfoot

Emberkit (CJ)

Emberkit (DotC)

Emberstar

- F -

Falcon Swoop

Fall

Fallen Leaves

Fallensnow

Falling Dusk

Falling Feather

Falling Rain

Fallowfern

Fallowkit

Fallowpaw

Fallowsong

Fallowstar

Fallowtail

Fang

Fawnstep

Feather (GC)

Feather Ear

Feather Of Flying Hawk

Featherkit

Featherpelt

Featherstar

Featherstorm

Feathertail

Featherwhisker

Featherwing

Fennelstar

Fern Leaf

Ferncloud

Fernleaf

Fernpelt

Fernshade

Fernsong

Fernstripe

Ferretclaw

Ferris

Fidgetflake

Fierce

Filou

Finch Song

Finchflight

Finchkit (WC)

Finchlight

Finchstar

Finleap

Fircone

Fireface

Firefern

Firefly

Firestar

Firkit

Fish Leap

Flailfoot

Flame

Flamenose

Flamepelt

Flametail

Flashnose

Flaxfoot

Fleck

Fleetfoot (Leopard)

Flick

Flickerkit

Flight Of Startled Heron

Flintfang

Flipclaw

Floatkit

Floss

Flower (KP)

Flower (Lo)

Flower (Ro)

Flower Foot

Flower Stream

Flowerpaw (TC)

Flowerstar

Flowerstem (AVoS)

Floyd

Flurry

Flutter

Flutterfoot

Fluttering Bird

Flystar

Flytail

Flywhisker

Fog

Foggy

Fognose

Fox (DotC)

Foxclaw

Foxheart

Foxleap

Foxnose

Foxwhisker

Foxy

Frecklewish (SkC)

Frecklewish (TC)

Fringewhisker

Frisk

Fritz (KP)

Fritz (Lo)

Frog (Ro)

Frogleap

Frogtail

Frondwhisker

Frost

Frostclaw

Frostfur

Frostpaw (RC)

Frosty

Furled Bracken

Fury (GV)

Fury (Boar)

Furze

Furzepelt

Fuzz

Fuzzball

Fuzzypelt

- G -

Galekit

Galestar

Goldenflower

Goldenstar (Lion)

Gooseberry

Goosefeather

Gorseclaw (RC)

Gorseclaw (TC)

Gorseclaw (WC)

Gorsefoot

Gorsepaw (WC)

Gorsestar

Gorsetail (PoT)

Gorsetail (TNP)

Grass

Grassheart

Grasskit (WC)

Grasspelt

Grasswhisker

Gravelnose

Gray Sky Before Dawn

Gray Wing (WC)

Graymist

Graypaw (RC)

Graypaw (TC)

Graypool

Graystripe

Graywing (RC)

Greeneyes

Greenflower

Gremlin

Growler

Grub

Gullswoop

- H -

Hailstar

Hal

Half Moon

Halftail

Hareflight (FQ)

Hareflight (TR)

Harelight

Harepounce

Harestar

Harley

Harrybrook

Harveymoon

Hatchkit

Hattie

Havenpelt

Hawk (RH)

Hawk (Sister)

Hawk Swoop

Hawkfoot

Hawkfrost

Hawkfur

Hawkheart

Hawksnow

Hawkstar

Hawkwing

Hayberry

Haze

Hazel Burrow

Hazelstar

Hazeltail

Hazelwing

Heatherstar

Heathertail

Heavystep

Henry

Heronwing (RC)

Heronwing (TC)

Hickorynose

Hillkit

Hollow

Hollow Tree

Hollowbelly

Hollowflight

Hollowspring

Holly

Hollyflower

Hollykit (TNP)

Hollyleaf

Hollypelt

Hollystar

Hollytuft

Honey Pelt

Honeyfern

Honeyfur

Honeyleaf

Honeytail

Hoot

Hootwhisker

Hop Scratch

Hopekit

Hopper

Hopwhisker

Houndleap

Houndstar

Hunt Growl

Hunt Leap

Hunter

Husker

Hussar

Hutch

- I -

Ice (Sister)

Icecloud

Icewhisker

Icewing

Icicle

Ivypool

Ivystar

Ivytail (RC)

Ivytail (ShC)

- J -

Jack

Jackdaw's Cry

Jacques

Jagged Lightning

Jagged Peak

Jagged Rock Where Heron Sits

Jaggedtooth

Jake (IH)

Jake (TPB)

Jasper

Jay

Jay Frost

Jay's Wing

Jayclaw

Jayfeather

Jessamy

Jessy

Jester

Jet

Jigsaw

Jingo

Jumper

Jumpfoot

Juniper Branch

Juniperclaw

Juniperkit

- K -

Kestrelflight

Kestrelwing

Kinkfur

Kinktail

Kite Wing

Kitescratch

- L -

Lakeheart

Lakeshine

Lakestorm

Lapping Wave

Larchkit (MV)

Larchkit (TNP)

Lark (CotP)

Lark That Sings At Dawn

Larksong (AVoS)

Larksong (BP)

Larksplash

Larkwing (BrS)

Larkwing (FQ)

Lavenderkit

Leaf (Lo)

Leaf (TC)

Leafkit (WC)

Leafpool

Leafshade

Leafshine

Leafstar

Leafstorm

Leaftail

Leap Growl

Leopardfoot

Leopardstar

Lichen

Lichenfur

Lightleap

Lightning

Lightning Stripe

Lightning Tail

Lightningpaw

Lightningpelt

Lily (FQ)

Lily (GV)

Lilyflower

Lilyfur

Lilystar

Lilyheart

Lilystem

Lilywhisker

Lion's Roar

Lionblaze

Lioneye

Lionheart

Lionstar

Little Mew

Littlebird

Littlecloud

Littlekit (YS)

Littlestep

Livy

Lizardfang

Lizardstripe

Lizardtail

Logfur

Loki

Longtail

Loudbelly

Lowbranch

Lulu

Luna

Lynxkit

- M -

Macgyver

Madric

Mae

Magda

Maggottail

Magpie

Mallowfur

Mallownose

Mallowtail

Mapleshade

Maplestar

Maplewhisker

Marigold (GV)

Marigold (TS)

Marigoldkit

Marlow

Marmalade

Marshcloud

Marshkit

Marshpaw

Marshscar

Max (KP)

Max (Ro)

Meadowpelt

Meadowslip

Melody

Melting Ice

Merry

Micah

Midge

Midgepelt

Milkfur (MV)

Milkfur (WC)

Milkfur (YS)

Milkweed

Millie

Minnowkit (CotC)

Minnowkit (CP)

Minnowtail

Mintfur (RC)

Mintfur (SkC)

Mintkit (ShC)

Mintpaw (CJ)

Minty (KP)

Minty (Ro)

Misha

Mist (CP)

Mist (RH)

Mist Where Sunlight Shimmers

Mistcloud

Mistfeather

Mistkit (TC)

Mistlekit (SkC)

Mistlekit (TC)

Mistmouse

Mistpaw

Mistpelt

Misty

Misty Water

Mistystar

Mittens

Mitzi (KP)

Mitzi (Lo)

Mole

Molepaw

Molepelt

Molewhisker (RC)

Molewhisker (TC)

Molly

Monkeystar

Moon (Sister)

Moon Shadow

Moon Shining On Water

Moonflower

Moonlight

Moonpaw (CS)

Morning Fire

Morning Star

Morning Whisker

Morningcloud

Morningflower

Morningkit

Morningmist

Morningstar

Moss (KP)

Moss Tail

Moss That Grows By River

Mossfire

Mossheart (ShC)

Mossheart (TC)

Mosskit (TC)

Mossleaf

Mosspaw (ShC)

Mosspelt

Mossyfoot

Moth (CotP)

Moth Flight

Mothpelt

Mothwhisker

Mothwing

Mottlepaw

Mouse (MFV)

Mouse Ear

Mousefang

Mousefur

Mousewhisker

Mousewing

Mouthclaw (Snake)

Mud

Mud Paws

Mudclaw (ShC)

Mudclaw (WC)

Muddyclaw

Mudfur

Mudpuddle

Mudthorn

Mumblefoot

Myler

Myrtlebloom

- N -

Nami

Nectarsong

Needleclaw

Needletail

Nettle (AVoS)

Nettle (DotC)

Nettlebreeze

Nettleclaw

Nettlepad

Nettlepaw (RC)

Nettlesplash

Nettlespot

Newtspeck

Night (Ro)

Night Of No Stars

Nightcloud

Nightfur

Nightheart

Nightkit (TC)

Nightmask

Nightsky (TBC)

Nightstar (RC)

Nightstar (ShC)

Nightwhisper

Nightwing

Nutmeg (OC)

Nutmeg (Ro)

Nutmeg (TPB)

Nutmeg (TR)

Nutwhisker

- O -

O'Hara

Oakfur

Oakheart

Oakleaf

Oakstar

Oakstep

Oatclaw

Oatpaw (RC)

Oatspeckle

Oatwhisker (TC)

Oatwhisker (WC)

Oddfoot

Olive

Olivenose

Oliver

One Eye (DotC)

One-eye (TPB)

Onestar

Onion

Oscar

Otterheart

Ottersplash

Owl

Owl Feather

Owl Song

Owlclaw

Owlfur

Owlnose

Owlstar

Owlwhisker

- P -

Pad

Pale Sky

Palebird

Palefoot

Palesky

Pancakes

Parsleyseed

Parsnip

Pasha

Patch (KP)

Patch (RF)

Patch Pelt

Patchfoot

Patchkit (MV)

Patchpelt

Peanut

Pearnose

Pebble Heart

Pebble That Rolls Down Mountain

Pebblefoot

Pebblefur

Pebbleshine

Peg

Pepper

Perchkit

Perchpaw (MV)

Perchwing

Percy

Petal (DotC)

Petal (Sister)

Petaldust

Petalfall

Petalfur

Petalkit (Lion)

Petalkit (TC)

Petalnose

Petunia

Pickle

Pigeonflight

Pigeonfoot

Pikepaw (BotC)

Pikepaw (MO)

Piketooth

Pine (TS)

Pine Needle

Pine That Clings To Rock

Pineclaw

Pinefur

Pinenose

Pinestar

Pink Eyes

Pip (Dog)

Piper

Pipsqueak

Pixie

Plumclaw

Plumstone

Plumwillow

Pod

Podlight

Polly

Poolcloud

Poppycloud

Poppydawn

Poppyfrost

Pounce (RP)

Pounce Whisper

Pouncestep

Pouncetail (RC)

Pouncetail (ShC)

Prickleface

Pricklekit (RC)

Pricklekit (WC)

Pricklenose

Primrosepaw

Princess

Prowl Sleek

Puddleshine

Pumpernickel

Pumpkin

Purdy

Purr Roll

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