#dad harold

[zaunbinary]

i have this fucked up half baked au that takes place sometime in act three after ishas death and viktors third resurrection where singed fished silco out from the lake and turned him into a shimmer fueled cyborg and they work with the machine herald to take zaun back and also jinx is there but i only have 1/3 of a brain cell and lack the artistic ability to express it in any way other than this image

[migorify]

[trippingontheescalator]

So, I've seen a few Severitus fics where Harry is given the new name of Hadrian for whatever reason (hiding his identity, he's going to be Lord Potter and Hadrian sounds more pureblood-y, whatever) and just nicknamed Harry. And I kind of want to write my own version of this, but instead of having Severus give Harry a formal name like Hadrian he chooses

Hartholomew.

Just to be dick about it.

[evocatiio]

FROM (2022 - present)

I feel like the people that make it here, it's because they... there's a part of themselves that they hold on to. Last night, I feel like I saw that piece of her start to slip away. Then it has to be you, okay? You have to be that piece of her that this place can't take away. That's how we get through this.

[throwing-summers-at-the-walls]

Harold Finch dad's teaching him about birds. Harold Finch's dad losing his memory. Harold Finch hiding his real name with a bunch of bird names. Harold Finch not using his dad's name anymore but saying "I love you" "I remember you" to his dad with each of his aliases.

[motherdanger]

Sawtober 2023 | Day 03: Apprentice

Did you know that Brent Abbott and Daniel Matthews were supposed to appear in Saw: The Final Chapter in the Jigsaw survivors support group? Makes me think they were supposed to be the Pig Masks with Gordon at the end of the movie. (I blab about it here.)

Full prompt list here. 🐝

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[stealthywing]

:)

[happyroyaltyfriends]

[m4d6eve6kk8o]

FINALLY, I made a Borderlands OC reference

Daniel Tassiter is selfish and nasty. His appearance belies a vile temperament. He only cares about himself and his job in Hyperion (mostly because of his father being the CEO of Hyperion)

He will bend over backwards to match his father, but most of the time, he looks like his bad, cheap copy. Daniel thinks everyone is afraid of him, but really everyone is SO tired of him

Every enemy of his father automatically becomes his enemy. Also, Daniel has some kind of hyperfixation on John. He runs after him and tries to be offensive towards John. But we all know how professional in insulting John is :)

Harold didn't think a lot about his son, so right now Daniel's job is following the workers and tattle on them to his father

(Also Obsessed with Hatsune Miku)

[lindentea]

i'm capable of drawing things other than sad gay cartoon demons, okay???

and in this case, my covidbrain very specifically demanded a sketch of Michael Dawson.

which, oh heavens forfend, meant i had to binge some s1/s2 Lost. 😂

[tornrose24]

A little thank you to @flannycartoons for that drawing of Dad Krupp.

Sidekicks AU belongs to flannycartoons

Alexandra (and Dad Krupp) belong to me.

[flannycartoon]

Don't worry, they're not hurt, they just put a krupp outfit on them

Gp!krupp: @n4talia-chaparro

*Being a dad/father figure and Kick anyone's ass if they dares to put a hand on their kids*

It sounded funny in my head

DadKrupp: @tornrose24

[darkwing-katy]

Who would you think will be the best dad

Ben

Harold

leland

You started DISCOURSE between my husband and I on this, lemme say! Husband is solidly on the Harold side, and I’m solidly on the Ben side. Both of us agree that Leland sucks as a dad (it’s canonical that he cannot deal with a baby. sure, that baby is the Antichrist and might be a bit different than an ordinary baby, but still!!!! my dude was considering smothering lil Tim with a pillow!!!).

I don’t think Harold would be a bad father. He cares, and he’s got money so he can provide for his kid. But he’s so reclusive that it would be hard on any small child—though perhaps a small child would encourage him to get out into the world a bit more? I’ve worked with lots of littles and they don’t do well with limited spaces. They need room to explore and develop, and if Harold is spending most of his time with them in the library…plus they make sooo many messes. I guarantee you that his toddler would mess up the books on multiple occasions. But he would care, and that’s honestly the important bit. So I think he’d be a decent dad. Be hard for him to keep up with a younger kid, though. Probably would do well with teenagers.

Ben, on the other hand, is a good dad when Alex is younger. It’s really only when she’s a teen that they have problems, and it’s not for a lack of caring on Ben’s end. He very clearly loves Alex deeply, which is why her murder affects him so much and serves as a bit of a catalyst for his character growth. And in his eyes, separating her from Karl was legit to protect her from getting pregnant and dying. Was that the right way to go about that? No. My dude. Just talk to her about safe sex and the risks and stuff.

And again, it’s pretty canonical that when she was a kid, they had a lot of good times together. Teens are hard to deal with when you’re used to treating them like kids, and it’s gotta be tricky for any parent to look at their 16–year-old and still see the three-year-old or whatever. Not that that’s an excuse! But I get it.

So I honestly think Ben is the best dad, followed closely by Harold. Do not trust Leland with a child ever. Do not trust Leland with a person ever. Do not trust Leland ever.

[sakebytheriver]

It's interesting, I don't think my father really ever thinks about the ways his identity as a mixed race Japanese man has affected his life and the way he moved through the world, because most of his life was spent around other poc and in communities that didn't really view him as an oddity so he never really had that explicit discriminatory experience where his race was made the defining piece of his identity if you know what I mean, but I have this distinct memory in my mind of the way he would talk about the movie "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle", the way his eyes sparkled and his face lit up when he talked about this movie versus other films with similar vibes, but with all white casts instead. There was something about seeing the face of young John Cho dressed in clothes that could have come from my father's own closet go on a stupid stoner boy adventure with his brown friend that made my father happy in a way no other stupid stoner boy movie ever did before, it was the only one of those movies I ever remember him even talking about let alone the amount of times he would bring "Harold and Kumar" up in conversations completely unprompted, and maybe it was just the writing that hit him differently, but I have this vague memory of him saying something about how it stuck with him more because there had never been a movie like that starring Asian guys before, that the fun and cooky oddball roles never went to men who looked like my father, but it was his personality, he was the type of guy to try to go White Castle and end up on fifty comedic tangents when he was the same age as Harold and Kumar. It's just one of those things that I've never forgotten, I doubt he even knows how much those comments stuck with me all these years, but it was one of those moments as kid you can't forget, when you see a certain emotion on your parent's face that you've never seen before. It took me years to realize exactly what it was on his face and what it was about "Harold and Kumar" that made it so special to my dad, I don't even know how much he's aware of the fact that the representation in the movie is a big part of what endears him to it, but I think about it a lot. About how that one small bit of representation, in a movie most people would probably write off, made my dad feel seen in a way he never really did before

[bearpillowmonster]

Everybody's talking about crying from Turtles All The Way Down and I almost got choked up but not because of that, because of Harold (the literal car).

[great-green-hunslet]

Drew humanized Zip and Zug using their real life counterparts as reference! Now it's just Peter Lorre attempting to assassinate George Raft...