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[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: The Mysteries

Bill Watterson: what ho, mortals Watterson: it is i the hermit bill watterson Watterson: i have lived up in my cave on the mountain for nigh on 30 years Watterson: in silent contemplation of the mysteries of the cosmos Watterson: but now i descend to walk amongst you Watterson: to speak of the revelations delivered unto me Watterson: thus spake watterson!

Stephen King: oh my god! bill watterson! Watterson: yes King: i'm a real big fan of calvin and hobbes you know Watterson: thank you King: i've got so many bumper stickers of calvin peeing on things i don't like! Watterson:

Watterson: listen, people! i bear important news- Koontz: i have a question! Koontz: is the transmogrifier real? Frank Belknap Long: god i wish the transmogrifier was real 

King: i love the spaceman spiff strips haha so good Poe: i prefer the tracer bullet arcs, funny stuff Barker: hey did you draw frazz? c'mon you can tell us, we're cool Watterson: see this is why i don't come down here much

Bill Watterson: submitted for the approval of the midnight society, I call this the tale of the mysteries Watterson: ok so follow me here Watterson: what if it turned out that man was just an insignificant speck in an unfathomably vast and hostile universe HP Lovecraft: i know the answer to that one

Watterson: so i realized, in my years of meditation, that man is a meaningless blip in the vast nothing of space King: Poe: Koontz: Barker: Lovecraft: Barker: hahaha Poe: clive Barker: did you just rediscover cosmic horror from first principles?

Watterson: what if there were things in the universe that we didn't understand? King: Poe: Koontz: Barker: Lovecraft: King: is there more? Watterson: no that's it

Watterson: see, the thing is Watterson: mysteries exist Watterson: what are mysteries? we just don't know Watterson: i'll leave it to your imagination to fill in the rest Watterson: you know, like the noodle incident Watterson: anyway i'll see you all again in another 30 years

Barker: ya know i was always more of a far side fan anyway King: i always liked garfield, ya know garfield? King: like eating lasagna, hating mondays King: classic strip, classic! Frank Belknap Long: i liked ozy and millie Barker: wow frank big surprise 

[alli-the-tragic]

The Edgar Allan Poe connection on the second WH Halloween Update

As I watch the recent update, I noticed at least two references of Edgar Allan Poe's work. The First one is The Tell-Tale Heart which is blatantly mentioned as Sally's new play rendition. The second one is The Cask of Amontillado which isn't as well known but if you are familiar with it like I do. You'll get that reference and possibly what will happen in the future.

Let's try to theorize what these connections mean in Welcome Home:

The Tell-Tale Heart

The unnamed protagonist became paranoid by the old man's eye. He eventually murders the old man and dismembers the body parts and puts under the floor, the cops came and the protagonist tried to manipulate the cops, saying there is nothing wrong. However, he eventually becomes paranoid by the beating heart under the floor and then, he snaps.

The Cask of Amontillado

The protagonist, Montresor, opens the short tale by being in a carnival with his acquaintance, Fortunato, who is currently drunk and dressed up as a jester, including little bells on the tips of the hat. Montresor strategically planned to take revenge on Fortunato by persuading him to go to the catacombs together. As Montresor finds his perfect spot, a small crypt, he takes Fortunato and chained him inside and bricks him inside. 

I had a feeling that bricking Poppy's window is a subtle way of getting rid of Poppy because large puppets are difficult to work with and the creator(s) thought that she doesn't have any use anymore. Poppy eventually gets out being paranoid by an eerie sound and successfully escapes. Which sort of botched the getting rid of Poppy plan.

I still have a feeling that someone or something wants to get rid of the neighbors for one reason or another and eventually successfully do so.

Which leaves Wally Darling, Welcome Home's most popular character and possibly the creator(s) pride and joy, isolated and needing help by calling into the outside world.

[one-and-a-half-threat]

Did anyone else notice any more Edgar Allan Poe references in the book-and-record set or-?

Other than the obvious Telltale Heart reference, of course. I mean that the whole bricking thing is a pretty clear reference to The Cask of Amontillado, where the story's narrator (a man named Montresor) traps a man (a man named Fortunado, Montresor's sworn enemy) deep in the catacombs by chaining him to a wall and then building a brick wall around him, then leaves him to die.

I can't find any more Edgar Allan Poe references in the video, but I thought it was interesting that an Edgar Allen Poe motif was prevalent and purposeful, and I'm wondering if there will be more of this theme to come. I definitely plan on keeping my eye out for more.

So other than The Telltale Heart and The Cask of Amontillado, did anyone else happen notice anything else?

[mistressofthemacabresworld]

[beautyinsteadofashes]

there's doomed by the narrative and then there's my type of ship which I think is called never intended by the narrative. It's the political marriage or the unrequited best friend or the pre-hero's journey boyfriend or a character they barely interact with and my brain just goes "that one"

[xpuigc-bloc]

Harriet and Leon

1941

Allan Rohan Crite

Tire Jumping in Front of My Window

[paintingsandrecords]

paul baribeau; ink and watercolor

last fifteen days listening:

allan sherman - more folk songs by allan sherman and friends

paul baribeau - pul baribeau

sparks -gratuitous sax and senseless violins

off! - free lsd

various - one great tribute: a love letter to the weakerthans

frank turner - no man’s land

boogie down productions - edutainment

various - dr. demento covered in punk

the pist - is risen

the glory stompers - abandoned youth

the pist - input equals output album one

[fu22i]

I’m curious…

This is just to see the people’s thoughts and opinions.

Eda x Raine prompt “Eda and Raine go to school together. Eda got Raine a huge ass teddy bear for a special occassion and Raine is mad cause they have to carry it around all day.”

Allan x Ken prompt “Allan tracing their names together in the sand.”

Hunter x Willow prompt “Willow being gifted tickets to see a family member overseas, but having to leave Hunter at home for Christmas, not expecting Hunter to turn up on Willow’s family’s doorstep on Christmas morning with a bouquet of roses.”

Frank x Eddie prompt “Frank and Eddie meet for the first time at a set of a movie.”

[writerofweird]

Dracula's Halloween Party

The following story contains references to death, murder, xenophobia and antisemitism. If only the dream I dreamt wasn’t real… Dracula is having a Halloween party! All his guests have got their invitations and are coming to his big scary castle on top of the hill! Dracula’s blown up lots of balloons – hard when you’ve got fangs as big as he has – and he’s prepared loads of yummy snacks. Who’s…

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: Dune vs Middle Earth

Frank Herbert: i'm going to tell a story about this space cocaine that lets you do super hard math and its made of worm poop, inshallah JRR Tolkien: Tolkien: i hate this Tolkien: i hate this so much

Stephen King: why do you hate dune so much? Tolkien: isn't it obvious? Dean Koontz: is it because you're a deontologist and dune is consequentialism? Tolkien: Tolkien: what

Koontz: you know, the differing schools of ethics Tolkien: what on earth are you babbling about Koontz: you know deontologism and consequentialism Tolkien: Tolkien: you don't know what you're talking about Koontz: i Koontz: i i i

Tolkien: define deotologism for me Koontz: i Koontz: i don't know Koontz: i just it on the internet Tolkien: yeah that sounds like the sort of thing someone would say on the internet

Koontz: i just wanted you guys to think i was smart King: aw dean King: dean dean dean King: we all totally think you're smart King: don't we guys? Barker: don't patronize him, steve Poe: clive c'mon

Barker: wow guess i'm the only one who respects you enough to tell you the truth dean Koontz: what's the truth??? Barker: dean the truth is Barker: Barker: ok sure we think you're smart, dean Koontz: :)

King: you couldn't say it, could you? Barker: i just couldn't say it! Barker: just look at those big puppy dog eyes

King: so why DO you hate dune so much? Tolkien: a desert planet? no rolling English hills? Tolkien: is there a single capering buffoon in the whole thing? King: i don't think so Tolkien: and not one sexy hairy foot!

Tolkien: well at least there's one thing we can agree upon Tolkien: the majesty of the lord our god Herbert: oh yeah Tolkien: all praise Anglican jesus! Herbert: Alhamdulillah! Tolkien: Herbert:

[childrenofdune]

Things you might have missed in the second Dune Part Two trailer!

[callmeblake]

"As frontman, Iero screams and wails with little regard for his vocal cords, he’s clad in a leather jacket and red guitar strap that makes him look like a younger, more-volatile version of Billie Joe Armstrong."

Coming off like a true neo-punk epic; think Bruce Springsteen playing Glory Days while getting mugged by Black Flag.

FRANK IERO AND THE PATIENCE // Australia 2016 + Walter Schreifels

October 9th, 2016 – The Triffid, Brisbane

Photo Credit: Allan Allport

[otalia]

Hidden Treasure by Calliopes_Muse and Geekgrrllurking

[jt1674]