#character: Alexander Hamilton

[paranoid-artist]

Lafayette yearns for the goulash.

[jennicatzies]

The author's barely disguised fear of mortality

[a-loose-collection-of-ants]

[jameslongforjimshortforgabriel]

thinking about how in Alexander Hamilton the main lighting is yellow while in Aaron Burr, sir the main lighting is blue..... complementary colors...... on opposite sides of the color wheel....... character foils my beloved

[numberonestuckyshipper]

[magicalmyths]

my name is poet! I am a philip! I wrote this poem just to show it! And I totally just turned nine, don't know why I look 19 already or why I look like ur dead bf, anyways I die later on and it's all ur fault, you told me to aim at the damn sky. Anyways pls give me a little brother 🥺🥺🥺

Edit: this is a joke and Philip dying was not Alexander's fault. It was George Eacker's because he can't count to 10

Edit 2: I know in actual history, George Eacker didn't fire at 7 but did do the duel correctly :)

[verchknyaz]

A moment from my new Hamilton AU - "The Longest Night"

Might post more spoilers later

“— It's hilarious how you stick up for that pathetic mudblood. Full moon season hiting you hard, am I right, Jacky?"

"— What did you said?...—"

[twocorp]

LOOK AROUND! LOOK AROUND!

[lil-gae-disaster]

relating to a historical figure is crazy

Like

You tell me this dude from 200+ years ago has gone through this shit too??

This dude from 200+ years ago also felt what I feel almost exactly as far as we know??

This dude from 200+ years ago had also the same shit in his head???

This dude from 200+ years ago was also gay??

[my-deer-friend]

He's just a rogue to me.

[paranoid-artist]

Aaron Burr’s POV

[cishetseymourkrelborn]

So I'm a fan of Hamilton but not of its treatment of women generally. The fact that Maria was only included as much as she needed to be for Hamilton's side of the story and the most sympathy she gets is Eliza referring to her pretty neutrally isn't great, but it really shocks me that her divorce from her abusive husband wasn't given so much as a throwaway line, especially considering that Burr was her divorce lawyer. A major character was involved in her getting free from her abusive husband and that still wasn't enough for that event to be mentioned anywhere in Hamilton. Even if Burr wasn't involved it's still very weird and honestly upsetting to me that this woman who is being abused is introduced, used only to fuel the male main character's arc and subsequently the impact it has on those around him, and then dropped from the plot without even a blink and you miss it reference to her divorce from her abusive husband.

The audience is apparently expected to be concerned about what's going on with Hamilton when the question of Maria's fate has been left completely up in the air. If I didn't know already that Maria was able to escape that relationship I would be completely preoccupied with what happened to her and not care at all about anything else because none of it matters in comparison. Obviously I feel a lot of sympathy for Eliza and Angelica and I do care about their suffering in the wake of Hamilton's mistakes, but if I didn't know what happened to Maria I probably wouldn't be able to care very much because 'my bitchass husband/brother in law had an affair and then publicized it' is a much smaller problem than 'I am actively being abused and one of the men who took advantage of me published a pamphlet about it.'

Also lmao @ Theodosia Sr.'s death only being mentioned tangentially through Burr trying to justify his murder of Hamilton by saying that he can't let him make an orphan out of his (21 year old) daughter. I wanted to end off this post by saying something like 'Maria x Burr ftw' but that feels out of place now somehow. I still ship them tbh. He helped her get a divorce from her abusive husband and then killed another guy who took advantage of her, it's a pretty good ship.

[jennicatzies]

Okay so we're doing this.

Since some people are interested. I bring you

Oh brother. Where do we start.

Your average timeloop au I believe. Au where everything is scripted and the cast's fates are pre-determined. And doomed to live through their mistakes over and over again. BUT there are a few twists to it.

Centered mainly around Burr and Hamilton, as they're the stars of of our little show. In varying levels of literal. Don't get me wrong, this isn't a "ship" au. I do admit I like hinting at it though fjdkfjrkfk

If you can't tell I'm a big big fan of tspud

Mass yappery/somewhat proper details under the cut

Here's a quick rundown (oh no) of the main plot

Everyone in this universe is... well, pretty much identical to canon in terms of looks and plotline. That's until our deutragonist and Narrator, Burr, slowly experiences more and more hints of dejavu in each loop that follows, until eventually he's just. Aware. His mind slowly becomes less and less wired to the script and script only. In simpler words, Burr is the most aware/conscious of their situation out of all the cast.

Burr realizes that. Oh shit he's the only guy aware of what they're going through. Not even the main character is aware. Well this took an interesting tur

Wait hold on what do you mean Alexander is not aware.

Well uh, slowly but surely, a little after Burr, Hamilton gains his own consciousness. He is *less* in control compared to Burr, but just enough to be able to conspire with him fjhdjfhdl

They've been trying to send eachother signals throughout "the play" until finally they're both just conscious enough to respond to eachother off script or well. Actually converse and not have to rhyme or have a melody to it every time they do.

I'm bad at words. Their main goal? Undoom themselves from the narrative! The conflict/obstacles? Oh. Oh brother. Everything.

And now. the masterdocument of all the worldbuilding and more to be added.

that up there will be updated accordingly. woaw

[aaronpurr-sirr]

Alex-meower Cat-ilton

Yall, should i do the whole cast like this? bc i really enjoyed this tbh :] if this kinda blows up like the one before than i will lol also comment which one i should do next- im indesisive

[daily-green-character]

~Day 38!~

Today’s greeeen character is:

Alexander Hamilton from Hamilton: An American Musical (Act 2)! 🏦💚