#dorry not sorry

[pzyii]

Been rewatching some of Avengers Assemble, crazy he straight up whips out her adoption papers in that show/j

(actual silly scene under cut)

[jinxedjackie]

Sevika who stays quiet and pouts when she’s upset, or when you’re upset at her, or when Silco is upset at her, or when she can’t say anything to not upset/disappoint Silco or the chem barons, or when you won’t ride her face—

[leafatlaw]

Im in love with how the hearts are represented by nether stars,, its just one really cool to think of, instead of it being some modded in thing.

Like do you think the lifesteal members ever look at the night sky and think its alive? The night sky so full of lives, shining and shimmering just out of reach. Do they stare at the nightsky with greed, those with less hearts, do they stare with envy?

Do they ever kill the wither and think how remarkably similar they are to hearts? Holding the nether star close, like it might give them a life back. Do they identify witht he wither, they also drop those same stars when they die after all?

And then, how does it feel to hold a star/life. Does it burn like a real star? Is it freezing cold? Does it thump in rhythms or pulse with light? We are all made of star dust after all, the lifesteal members are just more star than most.

[justarandombrit]

Starkid Innit related doodles because I still can't believe it actually happened

[honeyspawn]

Real talk, I think Frank Pricely is a genuinely really interesting character.

So when we meet him in Black Friday, he is basically a cartoon capitalist supervillain. He's obsessing over money, he is condescending to Lex, and we get the impression that he's Mr. Krabs level of money-grubbing shitty boss. He gets a whole song where he revels in how much money he's going to make, and shows ambivalence to how dangerous black friday shopping can be. Then Feast or Famine happens, and something... changes. There's a visible shift on stage when he and the audience realize that he is no longer in control that's genuinely really eerie. Put a pin in that, cuz I'm gonna come back to it.

When when we're introduced to him in "Daddy", we get a much more complete image of who he is as a character. It's not that he's not a greedy and condescending person, because he definitely is, but that's not the foundation of his character. When we see Toy Zone outside of Black Friday, we see that it's a struggling small business, and a genuine passion project for Frank. It's not that Toy Zone is a means for financial success, but financial success is a means to keep Toy Zone operational.

Then there's his relationship with Lex. He's definitely snarky and condescending, but he also actually cares about her, and sees himself as a parental figure to her. He gives her advice that he feels is in her best interest, and shows her a lot of the "tough love" that he thinks Sheila should be showing Sherman. Lex is even one of the people he says sorry too when he's about to die, because he worries that he failed her. While I do think Lex has some level of respect for him, I never really get the vibe that she sees him this way; she seems to think of him as more of a hard ass, and she would absolutely leave Toy Zone the minute a better opportunity comes up. Her job at Toy Zone for her is more about her need to take care of her family. And this is significant, because Frank is a very lonely person. After his dog Buddy dies, he has no family left. He reminisces on his parents, who didn't support his passions. He thinks of himself as a father figure to Lex, because he has nobody else left in his life. I'm not necessarily saying that he's a good parental figure to Lex, he can be pretty selfish, and even denied her for a raise once he could afford it, knowing she damn well needs the money. It's clear though, that he's trying to look out for her more than her actual mother (low bar as it may be), and on some level, he does think he's helping her. Because she's all he has. Her and Toy Zone, and he's about to lose that too.

This is why Sheila is so appealing to him. She represents not only financial stability, but a chance to not be alone. He doesn't love her, and I think he knows it, but he could learn to love her. He could have love and money, and if that doesn't work out, at least he'd have money. That's what he thinks anyway. But again, he's not the one with the power.

When we first see him in Black Friday, we initially think Frank represents the corporations, but he doesn't. He's a small business owner, and can only support his passion by participating in capitalism. He is a retailer, not a CEO. And that's what puts him in so much danger in Black Friday. Capitalism treats him as disposable. And that's how he dies. Frank was just as much under Wiggly's influence as anyone else. He lived a lonely life, and the business he's prioritized over forming any lasting bonds with other people is about to go down the toilet. Then this little green doll comes along that's supposed to fix everything. He doesn't want to keep the Wiggly dolls, but he still thinks they're going to fix the holes. And once he's served his purpose, Wiggly disposes of him. And that's what Sheila tries to do, too. The only reason he survives in Daddy is that Sherman decides he still has value. It's honestly really haunting how these stories mirror each other.

[illumi-nati-png]

Elizabethan AU inspired by @aeon-of-neon tags

[freakattack]

I'm not going to make any bracket predictions although i know who will win (as she deserves) but i am going to show my ballot for the first round because I can't shut up

[angelwiththeblue-box]

sometimes the black and white means dealing with your five annoying siblings

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closeups + no background under the cut

taglist: @blueskiesandstarrynights @lab-trash @syzygy-yzygy @joshkiszkashusband @thedrowningpoetofdionysus @thedragonemperess @depressedtransguy @genuine-possum @beansisarat7 @dramabeansoup (lemme know if u want to be added or removed)

[lockwoodandconetflix]

jonathan.stroud instagram update

Scenes of celebration yesterday at the second great LockNation Meet-Up in London, featuring a fabulous quartet of special guests: @mrjoecornish, @hayleykonadu_, @rhiannadorris and @rricovina! Many thanks to the organisers of this unforgettable event and to everyone who came from far and wide to be there - it was a beautiful day! @georgialawe @gina.stroud @completefictionpictures @penguinplatform @walkerbooksya @dhachildrens #LockwoodandCo

[hatchetfield]

The best part about the hatred for clivesdale is its so accurate. Going to a small town high school when I was in school, our rivalry was like that. Pure unadulterated hatred

[artistnamedlg]

AMELIA!!!

AMELIA!!!!!

[brasskingfisher]

New entry for the Uxbridge English dictionary.

Immediately: in 3 months time

[vellthebedbug]

Go to sleep you silly bug!! It’s so late for you, you gotta get some rest!! 💤🌙✨🌙💤✨🌙 /gen /pos

aauufgghhhh :(

[fizzywigs]

poke poke! HI! :D

*pokes back*

😁 hellow! How are you!

( sorry for the delay Im newer to Tumblr and have somehow found the courage to respond @ like 3:48 in the morning lol)

I hope your doin well and if not I hope whatevers not good gets better ( it all usually dose 😁) hope that you have an amazing day/night/ morin/ whatever it is for u! 😁

[thatbowserguy]

It's a rough world out there for us non-Bowuigi enjoyers

Thank you for making me feel a little less crazy for not seeing the appeal

It just seems real dumb to have Bowser date one of his arch enemies

Plus my Bowserness makes me despice those plumbers lol sometimes seeing them makes my blood boil which is totally a normal thing and very cool

Bowser would never stoop so low to go out with someone like Luigi anyway, he likes more Peachier people

[hatchetfield-stats-project]

heyyyyy folks!! welcome to the second official stats update! we got scene two done, baby!!

the office - the guy who didnt like musicals - scene 2/20

overall:

636 total words, 6/8 actors, zero swear words, 23 total character names said

by actor:

corey dorris as bill woodward- 206 words, no swears, 5 character names said. 32.4% of words spoken in scene.

jon matteson as paul matthews- 155 words, no swears, 8 character names said. 24.4% of words spoken scene.

jaime lyn beatty as charlotte sweetly- 131 words, no swears, 6 character names said. 20.6% of words spoken in scene.

joey richter as ted spankoffski- 91 words, no swears, one character name said. 14.3% of words spoken in scene.

mariah rose faith casillas as melissa- 36 words, no swears, 2 character names said. 5.6% of words spoken in scene.

jeff blim as mr. davidson- 17 words, no swears, one character name said. 2.7% of words spoken in scene.

robert manion- no words, does not appear in scene.

- the winner of this scene based on number of words said is: corey dorris!

- jon matteson won by number of character names said.

- no swear words were said, so no winner.