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🏓 ⬅️🅿️🅾️🆖

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Sugarcane (2024, Emily Kassie & Julian Brave Noisecat)

An investigation into abuse and missing children at an Indian residential school sparks a reckoning on the nearby Sugarcane Reserve.

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"Did he say Cyclops? Did he hurt your feelings?"

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Wanted to do a piece with the BB elite 4 once Kieran (and by extension, Carmine) comes back after the epilogue. I think they were nice about it, even if Drayton still rubs salt into the wound. Also the occasion to draw them all because I fear I won't do it again...

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How did Crewel asked Kassie out?

By using his beauty and grace.... Is what he'd like to say.

The more time Crewel spent with Kassie, the more he grew to fall for her. Of course, Vargas and some other members of the staff grew to like her as well, but they couldn't connect with Kassie like Crewel could. The reason? Yuu. Crewel's unofficial adoption of Yuu helped win Kassie over far more than the others did.

But Kassie is also a tall woman with a fierce personality and attitude to match and Crewel is a weak man to that.

He tried to smoothly ask her out, which went belly up when she started messing with him.

Crewel, has flowers: Kassie.

Kassie: Hmm? Oh, Divus-you have flowers.

Crewel: They're for you. *hands them to her* I was wondering if you had any plans for tonight.

Kassie, takes the flowers: I don't. Why are you asking?

Crewel: May I ask you out on a date?

Kassie: ... *smiles* My, my~ I didn't know you were into older woman, Divus. *walks closer to him* But what a brave soul you are. *tilts his chin up so he's looking up at her* Asking me out so smoothly like that~

Crewel, jolts and swallows:

Kassie, stares down at him: I accept. Pick me up at 7, okay? *kisses his cheek and leaves a lipstick mark before walking away*

Crewel: ....This woman is going to be the death of me...

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Evil Dead II (1987)

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Sugarcane (2024) dir. Julian Brave NoiseCat, Emily Kassie

bear witness

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Things to think about !

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My blog is only for 21 and up so…

🌸 Hello my babies 🌸

I'm Kassandra 🌕✨

I’m the main character! I am 29 years old and my pronouns are whatever you'd like. I love being a girly girl but l've been told I have big dick energy.

I'm Mexi 🇲🇽

Triple Gemini ♊️

Stoner girlie 😮‍💨💖

And a witch ✨

I love to talk but I'm not here to sext with you. So don't be disrespectful or inappropriate with me or l'll have to block you.

You absolutely must know that…

And I have a hashtag in my blog called The Kassie Show where you can learn more about me 🤓 my life is like a show and I try my best to tell you all about it 😗

Every season is paired with a playlist of what I’m currently listening to and inspired by. Go ahead and give it a listen 🎶

Have fun! Be kind

Please navigate The Kassie Show through the hashtags below 👇🧿

watch out for the glitches 👾

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Sugarcane (2024, Emily Kassie & Julian Brave Noisecat)

An investigation into abuse and missing children at an Indian residential school sparks a reckoning on the nearby Sugarcane Reserve.

[ilikedetectives]

Kassandra

Assassin's Creed Odyssey (2018) by Ubisoft Québec

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Topaz Nightingale meets the staff

Trein took one step into Crowley's office and sees the headmaster hiding in a corner as a woman berates him. He's far too tired to ask and instead looks over to see the rest of the staff off to the side. The only ones not afraid are the ones standing in the center of the room. Vargas is laughing while Sam, Crewel, and Chestnut stand on the other side of him. Kassie moves away from Crewel to gently touch the woman's arm.

"Mom, I think he's had enough, for now at least."

"Kassie, I was going easy on him." Now that Trein can see her, the woman is older than Kassie.

"I know, but he went through: Yuu, me, and now you."

"Fine, fine." That woman stepped back and turned on her heal towards the staff. "Hello, I am Topaz Nightingale. I'm Kassie's mother and Yuu's grandmother."

"Grandmother?" Vargas asks. "Did the mirror bring you here as well?"

"I would assume so." Topaz hums. "I was out drinking with my friends when I woke up here after getting home."

"At this rate, the mirror might as well bring her entire family." Trein hears another member of staff say.

"You do not want that." Kassie and Topaz respond.

Chestnut sighs. "I know we were called here, but if Crowley is finished cowering, I would like to know why. I have patients to get back to.

"I'm going to assume it was to introduce Topaz." Sam adds in. "Patients? Which of the imps got hurt?"

Chestnut clams up and looks over to the women. "...Ms. Homura-"

"WHAT!?" Both woman round on him and Chestnut's ears press flat to his skull. "What happened!?"

"N-Nothing major!" He raises his hands. "Just an accident in gym! Her broom collided with Mr. Ashengrotto's and Mr. Viper's! They got some minor head injuries and I wanted them to stay in the infirmary until it clears!"

Topaz takes a deep breath. "Take me to her."

"Mom, introductions are in order." Kassie reminds her.

One look from the grandmother had everyone standing at attention.

"Ashton Vargas!"

"Sam."

"Divus Crewel."

"Howard Chestnut."

Her eyes moved towards Trein.

"Mozus Trein and this is Lucius."

"Nice to meet you all. Howard, was it?"

"Please call me Chestnut."

"My apologies. The infirmary?"

"Right, right." They quickly left the room, leaving the remain staff there.

Vargas was quiet for a few moments before turning to Trein. "Don't do what Divus did."

"Vargas!" They both shouted at him.

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Messages, some dating back a century, written by children on the walls of a barn on the site of the former St. Joseph’s Mission Indian residential school.

Rick Gilbert, a survivor of St. Joseph’s Mission, tends to the Catholic cemetery on the grounds of the school. 

During the 19th and 20th centuries, government programs in both the United States and Canada forcibly separated Indigenous children from their families, relocating them to residential boarding schools to “civilize” them. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada has acknowledged this as a form of cultural genocide.

In 2021, this awful history got a fresh round of public discourse when surveying work on the grounds of the Kamloops residential school in British Columbia identified around 200 unmarked graves. (Officially, 51 children are currently recognized as having died at the school.) 

These events spurred Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie to collaborate on Sugarcane (2024), a documentary about Canada’s residential school system. It’s told from the perspective of now-elderly survivors of St. Joseph’s Mission, another such school in British Columbia, including Julian’s father, Ed. (The documentary gets its name from the nearby Williams Lake Indian Reserve, which is often called “Sugarcane.”) 

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