#ferrin from beyonders
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thinklikeseth · 1 year ago
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I can't believe I had no idea this Beyonders fan video existed. So to the rest of you who didn't know, here you go <3
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ninjaeagleart · 18 days ago
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Sketches of some characters from my favorite book series (Beyonders). Putting them here cause Tumblr is the only website I’ve seen that has a substantial Beyonders population.
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duparoberto · 1 year ago
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I have nothing better to do
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zannolin · 1 year ago
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Beyonders will rly just drop details like yeah rachel spent her first night in lyrian in a house with a corpse. And then move on like "we don't have time to unpack all that" no no go back. Go BACK
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kwebtv · 24 days ago
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John Whitin Lasell Jr. (November 6, 1928 – October 4, 2024) Film and television actor. He was known for playing parapsychologist Dr. Peter Guthrie in the American soap opera television series Dark Shadows.
He began his television career in 1960 in the anthology television series Armstrong Circle Theatre. In the same year he appeared in Hong Kong and Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond. Lasell played John Wilkes Booth in the anthology television series The Twilight Zone in the episode "Back There". He played the recurring roles of Dr. Robbins in Lassie and Benjamin Wedlock in the drama television series Dan August, and made three appearances in the legal drama television series Perry Mason.
Lasell guest-starred in numerous television programs including Gunsmoke (S7E3 as outlaw Tucker Ferrin in the episode “Miss Kitty”), Wagon Train, Rawhide, Tales of Wells Fargo, 12 O'Clock High, The Fugitive, Adam-12, Mannix, Ben Casey, The Streets of San Francisco and Shotgun Slade. He appeared in five films. His final television credit was from the soap opera television series Falcon Crest. (Wikipedia)
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totallynotadisplacer · 11 months ago
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Taking a break from the most busy weekend ever to think about the time skip at Mianamon. So here are a few things that I think happened during those months.
1. Jason and Rachel teach the gang about Earth holidays.
2. Jason teaches everyone about baseball, and they play a game. Or, as much of a game as they can. Corinne is a good pitcher.
3. Ferrin and Galloran occasionally play chess while talking strategy.
4. Rachel and Corinne are telepathic besties. That's it
5. Jason and Rachel tell everyone more about the beyond. The gang is fascinated by yet skeptical of most of it. Airplanes are a hard sell.
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jamieroxxartist · 1 year ago
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lordgrimwing · 1 year ago
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One thing I like about Ferrin is how he shows the contrast between making choices based on reason vs based on emotion/desire.
There are a lot of reasons to not oppose the emperor, or switch to his side as soon as he gives you a good out. He's going to win in the end. By all rights, he should have won despite everything our other beloved characters did. Standing against him brings nothing but pain and bloodshed. A handful of little countries that insist on fighting him are just drawing out the inevitable with more suffering for their people. Ferrin stays with Maldor because it is the only reasonable thing to do, especially as a displacer (I've got many thoughts on that specifically that I may type up and post now that I've started talking).
So what changes? Why does he begin working against the emperor? It had nothing to do with reason, the odds haven't changed, if anything they've gotten worse. No, Ferrin betrays (by degrees) everything he's ever stood for because he cares for someone. He wants Jason to be okay.
It's not a logical or reasonable desire to act on. Who is Jason to him? From an outside perspective, he's just a kid Ferrin followed around for a few weeks (less?) as part of his job. Not someone worth jeopardizing your career and life for, and we can safely assume based on what displacers do, that he's had other opportunities to do similar irrational things but hasn't, not in any substantive way. But here Jason comes and in a very short time, Ferrin's left everything he built his life on, all because he cares about this kid.
And why does he care about Jason? Jason didn't save his life. He didn't help him with something important or stand with him through adversity. In fact, they parted on a bitter note. So why? Jason (and Rachel) let him feel like a person, and he didn't want to let that go.
That is, perhaps, an oversimplification, but we'll call it good for now. The point is, books 2 and 3 show a Ferrin who is trying to move away from acting on reason so he can protect who he cares about, with varying degrees of success (it's hard to change who you are when you distrust yourself that deeply).
I'll wrap this up by noting how Ferrin's from reason to emotion is not wholly good (or bad). Sure, he ends up on the good team, but things don't go well for him. He faces more than his fair share of adversity and rejection from the good side and ultimately dies. Had he held to that tried and true reason, he almost assuredly would have survived Maldor's conquest of the entire continent.
It's things like this that make Ferrin an irresistible character to think about.
I still think about Ferrin and his question: "But what will it cost you?"
Everything has a cost. Everything has a reward.
The cost of doing the right thing is often that it's harder to do than not, you go out of your way, put yourself at risk, make some enemies. The reward is maybe making what you believe in a bit more real, and if you fail, peace knowing that you tried.
And no matter how sweet a gift is, it comes with strings. The cost of accepting that gift is to be known to be connected with its sender, or worse, to be indebted to them.
And Ferrin, with all his harsh truths and tough love lets a life where he could have had freedom and power pass him by. He chooses to die to remain true to his friends, because he weighed all the costs and still found it worth more to him than anything.
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forwritingjustcause · 2 years ago
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(Flesh and Bone - Sammy Rae)
The children of Sanctuary played within earshot. It was some fuss about heroes and villains, dragons and their slayers. It was timid, and yet so bold. They had never seen such things. She was sure of it. It was her gift to them.
“And what do you think you are doing, young Knight-King Ji-Ji? Stepping into my lair like this?” Ferri’s voice was pitched down in a facsimile of age and gravitas, the barely suppressed smile leaking brightly, “Surely you know this is beyond even you…” 
“Nothing is beyond me! Killin’ big bad lizards is what I do!” Always to the point, Ji-Ji was. Just ten, she didn’t know yet how serious Ferri took his play-acting.
“Lizard? That’s no way to speak to your … murderer!” Ferri growled. The inevitable retort from Jian-Jian was interrupted by the sound of the heavy impact a fourteen year old’s tackle makes. It always went the same way. The scenes never lasted long when they were just an excuse to wrestle.
Aberrant smiled with her teeth. It was a mean-looking thing, strained and bloody as it was, shivering like it was fighting back against something. At least it was honest. And it was the best she could do.
The already ghastly image was further marred by another wave of crimson, shooting out with a barely suppressed cough and dribbling down her chin. It was freshly followed by a wave of furious pain, sitting heavily in the brand at her chest before leaking into her veins, catching in their walls, screaming into her muscles with reckless abandon. Still, she made no sound.
“Argh, it’s not fair!” Ji-Ji managed from underneath a heaping mound of thoughtless boy, “I’m s’posed to be a big warrior king but you’re so much bigger than me.” 
“Oh? And you think the dragon’s are gonna fight fair Ji-Ji?” Ferri laughed unabated, “This is practice.” 
The statement was shortly followed with a sort of strangled yelp, then the elated giggling of victory and a well-deserved raspberry.
“Oh yeah? Well I can be cheap too, idiot,” A small thump quickly elicited another groan from the felled child, “How’s it feel now?”
“Ferrin Ilstedt!” This was Yve now, pounding the pavement so loudly in the children’s direction that Aby could hear them from all the way on the second floor. For a moment, she shivered at the thought of the reprimand, then laughed. It could hardly be worse than this.
Yve is good people. They’re steadfast and unambitious, prone to fits of righteous indignation and teaching fervor. They loathed the outside world more than most, and had a good head on their shoulders to keep the children mostly in line when the weaker passersby needed rest from whatever ailed them. In all, they kept Sanctuary running, just as well as Aby did. It was symbiotic.
But they were an unpleasant cad when provoked.
“How dare you make such a slop in front of the Shrine? You look an absolute disaster, and you’ve sprayed mud all over the walls! Have you learned nothing of respect in your little lives? After all Sanctuary has done for you, this is how you treat us. Unbelievable. I should have you both exiled.” 
There was a beat. Everyone knew when Yve was being overmuch, including themself. That didn’t mean anyone was excited to point it out. Aby was tempted enough to help that she almost began the process of extricating herself from the floor, but another pulse of pain knocked her right back on her ass, eliciting a gasp as the oxygen was forcibly pushed from her lungs.
“But Auntie -” Ferri began.
“Don’t you Auntie me Ilstedt, you will clean this up right now before I go find someone else to do it, otherwise so help me I’ll put you on senior duty so long you’ll need someone to clean out your own bedpan by the time you’re done.”
Before Aberrant could catch her next breath, her mark pulsed again. She felt it sear this time, the smell of burning skin instantaneously lifted into the air, adding to the painful nausea that sat in her bones and made her feel all out of balance. It was a bad episode. Worse than normal. It had been ages since she’d worried she wouldn’t be able to breathe. She gasped desperately, still clutching at her own throat as she did so.
Fuck. They’re going to hear me. It was her own voice screaming silently in her head, begging her body for silence, but the mark would not cooperate. Another wave of pain crashed into the other and she spat, the blood coming up from her throat mingling with the scream from her lungs to create a sad gargled noise. She clutched at the windowsill desperately, nails cracking under the pressure.
She was back in Cyr. The skin under her fingers crackled with strange energy. The nuns looked on with horror. She was sixteen. A black ichor drips from her fingers. The thief who would have killed her convulses violently. His eyes turn to pitch as she watches. She’s eighty, and she begs for her life as her collarbone withers under its magic. She’s thirteen, the blue sparks of a simple mending spell are turning red. She’s thirty-six. She wears a shirt that exposes her collarbone so that the guildmaster can see. She’s marked. She’s poisoned and she is poison. They give her the job. She’s eighteen and she is hungry. She steals to survive. The food spoils in her hands. She’s forty-two. Yve is screaming at the doorway. Yve is placing their hands on her throat, desperately casting a healing spell. Yve is holding her face, making eye contact yelling, Don’t die on me you stupid bitch Sanctuary needs you still, don’t make do this, don’t make me cry, you told me it was fine, I swear to the gods I will bring you to a necro if you die just so I can kill you one more time, please gods Aby I’m begging. 
She’s forty-two. Her lungs clear with hacking cough and spit, Aby clutches her friend close. She mumbles and they cry. She brings them close and she is comforting.
“I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry.” Aby croons, “I’m okay, I’m okay. I’ll always be okay.”
“You could’ve- you could’ve died Aberrant, I-” 
“It’ll never kill me, Yve. It’s never killed me.” 
And just like that, she was crying too.
And I've been striking matches to watch ‘em burn in my childhood bedrooms, ooh/Little time, little water and light, little seed, every bud blooms, oh
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otakunoculture · 9 months ago
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H.P. Lovecraft's The Old Ones is Budget Filmmaking At Its Best (And Worst?)
Not every movie influenced by #hplovecraft has a budget to pull off amazing effects, and if you want cheap, H.P. Lovecraft's The Old Ones, is a fun watch for Die Hard fans. ;) #moviereview at:
Breaking Glass Pictures Available on VOD (YouTube, Google Play) Chad Ferrin is back with another Crappy World Film’s production! In H.P. Lovecraft’s The Old Ones, it’s man versus monster and from what I hear, he’s working on what may be part three of an ongoing series! I can’t wait to see what he has in store in Unspeakable: Beyond the Wall of Sleep. Hopefully, he’ll have a budget for this one,…
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thinklikeseth · 2 years ago
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Ok but Ferrin from Beyonders>>>>
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cultfaction · 1 year ago
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Scalper trailer released
Directed by Chad Ferrin, Scalper stars Susan Priver, Jake Busey, Bai Ling, Kate Patel, and Scott Vogel. Everyone around psychic Clementine Carter is being brutally murdered by a masked killer dubbed ‘The Scalper.’ Is it dead psycho Andrew Lubitz back from the grave, a copycat killer or a horror beyond imagination? Clementine must use her second sight to stay one step ahead of the maniac’s blade…
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duparoberto · 6 months ago
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I'm gonna do this with every beyonders ship now btw
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arm an ferris
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zannolin · 5 months ago
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or start at the beginning.
Fic Summary: Ferrin is pale and, Jason realizes, trembling almost imperceptibly, pupils blown wide. He’s bitten clean into his lower lip at some point, and blood trickles from the corner of his mouth.
“It’s gone,” Ferrin says, sounding far more lucid than he looks, but somehow very, very far away. “They’re gone.”
Jason blinks. “What now?”
“What,” rasps the displacer, “did you do?”
And then, of course, he promptly passes out.
(or, jason walker’s guide for what to do when a stray displacer follows you home.)
Chapter 4/5: chosen path
He can still hear the deep, mournful melody of the sousalax from somewhere nearby. Above, the sky is spangled with stars. Jason doesn’t recognize a single one.
He grins.
“‘Toto,’” Jason proclaims to those beautiful unfamiliar stars, “‘I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.’”
“I thought you said you lived in Colorado,” Ferrin says from somewhere very near outside the tree.
(in which we return.)
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writersstareoutwindows · 4 years ago
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Jason: And they were scouting buddies!
Rachel: Oh my god, they were scouting buddies.
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thatdammsfreak · 5 years ago
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"His ship went down in a violent storm
Amid the booming thunder,
But he held his breath and scoured the sand
In search of hidden plunder!
Old Ingrim was a man of the sea,
The sort you'd hope to know.
He'd buy you a drink
If you shot him a wink
Then tell you he had to go!
When he arose from the briny depths,
His pockets full of pearls,
He found the tempest had drowned his wife
So he kissed all the local girls!
Old Ingrim was a man of the sea,
The sort you'd hope to know.
He'd buy you a drink
If you shot him a wink
Then tell you he had to go!"
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The Beyonders: Seeds Of Rebellion, chapter 6, page 95.
I'm actually surprised that no one has posted anything about this yet.
I spent hours searching for anyone mentioning this song, and was so disappointed when I couldn't find it anywhere.
But, now I am going to actually try to add some music to it.
I'll start on piano, for now, but I might try ukulele, or something like that.
I'm excited.
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