#good girl winnie foster

[withmatchinglaces]

rip “jump the line” gone but not forgotten

this definitely hasn’t been in my drafts for months

[haveihitanerve]

ngl the storyline of tuck everlasting is beautiful and i love the whole 'you cant have living without dying so you cant call this living' shtick

...

but that is to say, if i were good girl winnie foster living in treegap new hampshire and jesse tuck told me he'd be my partner in crime and we could travel the world together....

*deep breath*

id drink the fucking water

[best-tv-theme-song]

Polls will start to be posted within the next week or so.

Bracket list under the cut!

UPDATE: LIST CANCELLED

*Starred shows have multiple theme songs or I have combined shows in a franchise in an effort to include as much as possible. These will have preliminaries built-into their polls on the first round. This is how it works: 1. all of the songs will go into a poll together against one other show; 2. the COMBINED votes for those songs will determine which show wins that poll; 3. only the top voted song for that show/franchise will move on, if the show has won the poll. (If you are confused it will make more sense when we start, I promise!)

The 100

30 Rock

9-1-1*

The Addams Family

Adventure Time*

The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

All That

The Amazing World of Gumball

American Dragon: Jake Long

Animaniacs

Arcane: League of Legends

Arrested Development

Arthur

Assassination Classroom*

Austin & Ally

The Backyardigans

Barney & Friends

Barry

Batman*

Bear in the Big Blue House

Ben 10*

Better Call Saul

Beverly Hills, 90210

The Big Bang Theory

Big Time Rush

Bill Nye the Science Guy

Black Sails

Bluey

Bob the Builder

Bob's Burgers

BoJack Horseman

Bones

Boy Meets World

The Brady Bunch

Breaking Bad

Bridgerton

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Buffy the Vampire Slayer*

Captain Planet and the Planeteers

Charmed

Cheers

Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers

Choo Choo Soul

Code Lyoko

Codename: Kids Next Door

Cold Case

Community

Cory in the House

Cowboy Bebop

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend*

Criminal Minds

CSI*

Cyberchase

Danny Phantom

Daredevil

Dawson's Creek

Death Note*

Desperate Housewives

Detective Conan

Dexter

Dexter's Laboratory

Diff'rent Strokes

Digimon*

Doctor Who*

Dora the Explorer

Downton Abbey

Dragon Ball*

Dragon Tales

Drake & Josh

Ducktales*

ER

Ever After High

The Fairly OddParents

Firefly

The Flintstones

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

Fraggle Rock

Frasier

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Friends

Fringe

Full House

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood*

Futurama

Game of Thrones

George Lopez

George of the Jungle

Gilmore Girls

Glee

The Golden Girls

Good Omens

Gravity Falls

Grey's Anatomy

H2O: Just Add Water

Hannah Montana

Hannibal

Happy Days

Hawaii Five-0*

His Dark Materials

Horrible Histories

House, M.D.

How I Met Your Mother

How It's Made

Hunter × Hunter

Huntik: Secrets & Seekers

I Dream of Jeannie

I Love Lucy

iCarly

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

The Jeffersons

Jeopardy!

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure*

Jonas

Justice League

Kim Possible

The Last of Us

Laverne & Shirley

Law & Order*

LazyTown

The Legend of Vox Machina

Leverage

Lilo & Stitch: The Series

Little Einsteins

Lizzie McGuire

Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies

The Love Boat

M*A*S*H

Mad Men

Madoka Magica*

The Magic School Bus

Malcolm in the Middle

The Mandalorian

The Mary Tyler Moore Show

Merlin

Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

Mob Psycho 100

The Monkees

Monster High

The Muppet Show

Murder, She Wrote

Murdoch Mysteries

My Babysitter's a Vampire

My Hero Academia*

My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic

The Nanny

Naruto*

NCIS

Neon Genesis Evangelion

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

New Girl

NFL (various network themes)*

Ninjago

The O.C.

The Office

One Day at a Time*

One Piece

Only Murders in the Building

Orange Is the New Black

Ouran High School Host Club

The Owl House

Parks and Recreation

The Partridge Family

Phil of the Future

Phineas and Ferb

Pinky and the Brain

Pippi Longstocking

Pokémon*

Power Rangers

The Powerpuff Girls

Pretty Little Liars

The Price Is Right

The Proud Family

Psych

Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure

Reading Rainbow

Reba

Red Dwarf

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Riverdale

Rugrats

Sabrina the Teenage Witch

Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat

Sailor Moon

Sanford and Son

Saturday Night Live

Schitt's Creek

Scooby-Doo*

Scrubs

Seinfeld

A Series of Unfortunate Events

Sesame Street

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

Sherlock

The Simpsons

Smallville

Sofia the First

Sonny with a Chance

The Sopranos

Spider-Man

SpongeBob SquarePants

Star Trek (instrumental themes)*

Star Trek: Enterprise

Star vs. the Forces of Evil

Stargate*

Steven Universe

Stranger Things

Succession

The Suite Life of Zack and Cody*

Suits

Taskmaster

Ted Lasso

Teen Titans

Teen Wolf

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Teletubbies

That '70s Show

That's So Raven

Theory of Love

Thomas & Friends

Tokyo Ghoul

Total Drama

Totally Spies!

Transformers*

True Blood

The Twilight Zone

Twin Peaks

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

VeggieTales

Veronica Mars

Victorious

Voltron: Legendary Defender

W.I.T.C.H.

The Walking Dead

WandaVision*

Welcome Back, Kotter

The West Wing

Westworld

What We Do in the Shadows

The White Lotus

Wild Kratts

Winx Club

The Wire*

The Witcher

Wizards of Waverly Place

Wonder Pets!

Wonder Woman

Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!

The X-Files

Xena: Warrior Princess

Yellowjackets

Yu-Gi-Oh!*

Yuri on Ice

Zoboomafoo

Zoey 101

[runningracingdancingchasing]

Song Challenge!

Share at least 5 songs that you associate with or remind you of your muse!

Ignoring every song from the movie and series... X3

Song For a Young Queen - Chris Thile

2. Anything - Thomas Sanders

3. Good Girl Winnie Foster - Tuck Everlasting

4. Pocket Full of Poetry - Mindy Gledhill

5. Astonishing - Natalie Weiss

Taken from: @cauterisen

Tagging: @reanimatedmuses (Kurt), @ofteaandmagic @bitofthisandthat (Prot)

[real-total-drama-takes]

beth should sing good girl winnie foster. its so fucking HER. if youve never seen tuck everlasting (which is a CRIME btw) look up the lyrics and youll know what i mean

[lolotheparagon]

Good Girl Winnie Foster strikes me as a Parfait song

https://youtu.be/goar66bBFKk?si=2u4mislOlDyb2zYj

(Opens up YouTube)

Woah, that’s a bop. Captures Parfait’s situation perfectly. Thank you!

[carewyncromwell]

“Is it rude to say I’d volunteer  For a day of fun just once a year? I’d fly the coop, if only I could... But I've got a really bad case of being good! I’d go find trouble if there was some to get in: Ask a friend to play if I had one to let in... Nana’s rocker sawing through the floor -- Every day just like the one before --  We lock ourselves behind that door... Is it wrong to wish for something more?

~“Good Girl Winnie Foster” from Tuck Everlasting (musical)

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Carewyn’s gingham dress based on this design // original photo used for the background, edited with Lunapic! 💚

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If asked about her childhood, Carewyn Cromwell would always say that even if her family was poor and she had to wear a lot of second-hand dresses when she was growing up, she, her mother Lane, and her brother Jacob still were nonetheless able to manage all right. What Carewyn often did not talk about was at just how young of an age she was forced to start looking after herself -- something that many people would look at with quite a bit more dismay than Carewyn herself did, looking back at her own circumstances. 

Now to be clear, Lane Cromwell was a very loving and caring mother -- but with the abandonment of her husband Evan and the abrupt lack of financial income that came with it, Lane had to take on the role of both breadwinner and caregiver simultaneously. While Carewyn was a toddler, that forced Lane to do menial laundry and seamstressing work from home, as well borrow some money from her good friend Judy Castine to help make ends meet until Carewyn could start public school. Once Carewyn did start school, however, Lane still couldn’t afford childcare -- and so, after doing a lot of research and preparation, Lane made the difficult decision to teach her nearly-five-year-old daughter how to walk home from her new primary school. Understandably worried for Carewyn’s safety walking anywhere by herself, Lane used both magical and Muggle means to ensure she would know Carewyn’s location at all times, on her way coming home from school. Lane made contact with several trustworthy adults along Carewyn’s route, like the elderly owner of the local ice cream parlor, Mrs. Sackett, and introduced Carewyn to each of them, so that they could help Carewyn get home in case of an emergency or even call Lane if they didn’t see Carewyn walk by at a specific time. Lane also taught Carewyn about the Knight Bus, which she could always call by sticking her left hand out over the street, just in case anyone tried to hurt or grab her. Judy even gifted Lane a small Magical-Child-Monitor watch from Diagon Alley in preparation of Carewyn’s first year at school, which could always tell Lane whether Carewyn was at “school” or “home,” whether she was “traveling,” or even whether she was “lost” or “in distress.” (The last feature Judy customized to make the watch chirp loudly, just in case Lane didn’t notice it immediately. Lane kind of had wished she hadn’t, given how loud it was, but appreciated the sentiment.)

Most children about to turn five would’ve been petrified at the thought of walking anywhere by themselves. Carewyn, fortunately, had always been a rather brave and independent child -- and considering that she knew her mother needed to keep her job in order to provide for all of them, the little girl took the responsibility onto her tiny shoulders like a champ, walking home with her head held high every day with no sense of fear or resentment. She and Jacob were all their Mum had now, after all, and with Jacob away at school, Carewyn knew she had to do her best to help take care of Lane, just like Lane did her and Jacob. Jacob always made her promise to take care of their mother and flat before leaving for Hogwarts every year...and Carewyn would never break a promise to her brother. 

So every day, from the age of 4 all the way to 11, Carewyn Cromwell walked home from school every single day by herself, straight home to her mother’s and her flat, where she’d lock the door and stay safe inside until her mum came home. And to Lane’s relief, in that entire time, the single mother never heard her Magical-Child-Monitor watch chirp once -- for truly, Carewyn had always been a rather risk-adverse child. Her brother Jacob used to break into the kitchen cabinets and try to drink bleach as a baby, but Carewyn? Lane herself would often compare her daughter to a “little angel,” never starting trouble or getting into anything she shouldn’t. And because Carewyn knew Lane was working so hard trying to do well for her and Jacob, the last thing Carewyn wanted to do was make things more difficult for her mother -- so she stoically followed the same routine every day without complaint, going to school just for her classes and then heading straight home, all the while trying hard to not to let any accidental magic slip out that could make anyone side-eye Carewyn or her family any more than they already did. 

This didn’t mean that Carewyn didn’t ever quietly lament the arrangement, of course. What child wouldn’t? It was hard having to see other kids getting picked up by their parents in their cars when it was wet or snowing outside. It was hard to have to walk straight home when there was an exciting football match going on in the field near the local secondary school. It was hard to sit cooped-up inside when Carewyn could hear all the neighborhood kids riding their bikes on a sunny Friday afternoon. 

But hey, Carewyn told herself gloomily -- she didn’t even have a bike to ride on next to them anyway. And really, she thought more stubbornly, they’d probably just think she was a freak like everyone else did, which meant they’d only say nasty things that would make her upset and make her cast magic by accident anyway. And then she’d scare everyone, and the Ministry would have to come in and fix things...and her mother would worry. Carewyn couldn’t worry Lane...

And so Carewyn stayed inside dutifully, day after lonely day, soldiering through with no complaint. Because really, all of that silence was worth it, the moment Jacob would come home for a holiday break. As soon as he was home, Carewyn wouldn’t be alone, and with someone else around at home, it was safer to go outside without her mother. She and Jacob could walk to the park or the library -- to Mrs. Sackett’s ice cream parlor, or maybe even take a trip to the beach. Even being inside some of the time wasn’t so hard, when Carewyn didn’t always have to be by herself. And then once Lane was home too, they could all eat dinner together, the way Carewyn wished they could every night -- laughing and talking and sharing and bonding the way they all loved doing. And once Carewyn started at Hogwarts herself...well, then she’d be able to go wherever she wanted, whenever she wanted -- be the great witch she wanted to be, instead of the “freak” ginger that the Muggles in her neighborhood would never understand. She’d be able to play out every single wild daydream Jacob and Lane had sparked to life inside of her through all their stories about the magical school -- cast spells, brew potions, visit all the shops of Hogsmeade village...play Quidditch, sing for the Frog Choir...maybe even tame a real-life dragon! 

Carewyn held fast to this thought and never let go of it. Once she could go to Hogwarts and chase her dreams, Jacob and her mother rooting for her all the while...all those silent, cooped-up, lonely days of the past would be worth it. 

[rebuke-me]

42!!!

good girl winnie foster - tuck everlasting soundtrack

Esther liked to consider herself a good kid. She did what she was told, she kept her head down, she wanted so badly to keep herself in everyone's good graces.

But being the "good" child was just as bad as being the bad one, sometimes. Everyone expected her to be perfect, to know what to do at all times. And she had no idea what she was doing ever.

Maybe if she was a little braver, she'd do something reckless, something cool, be the bad one for once.

But she found herself retreating back into the house, into her quiet agreeableness, and let the door close behind her.

[adamwatchesmovies]

Tuck Everlasting (2002)

While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...

Anyone who's ever been in a relationship will spot something wrong with Tuck Everlasting. If you’re a teenager or inexperienced in love it may take you a bit, but that’s alright. We’ll wait for you to catch up. This film’s romance is unconvincing and bland. When it fails to engage you, all you can do is ask questions about the stuff surrounding the love plot and under the pressure, the film crumbles.

15-year-old Winnifred “Winnie” Foster (Alexis Bledel) wants to escape the life her parents have laid out for her but in 1914, she has few options. In the nearby forest, she meets Jesse Tuck (Jonathan Jackson) as he's drinking from a fountain at the foot of an old tree. Spotted, she is kidnapped by his older brother Miles (Scott Bairstow) and brought back to the Tuck home. There, she's told by Angus and Mae Tuck (William Hurt and Sissy Spacek) that she cannot leave -not until they are sure she can be trusted with their secret.

It’s hard to talk about why this film isn’t successful without revealing the Tuck family secret but I think the first scene will give you a good hint and saying a little isn’t spoiling too much. They’re immortal. The fountain Jesse drank from? His family discovered it nearly a hundred years earlier. Since then, they haven’t aged a day and are impervious to injury or disease. With that established, let’s dig into the film's problems.

I try to restrain myself from applying real-world logic to fantasy stories. Let’s assume, for example, that the spring only came to be recently - otherwise you’d have invincible Tyrannosaurus Rexes terrorizing the town of Treegap. We’re told the water’s properties also affect animals. Does it mean herds of bullet-proof deer walk around the woods? Too harsh? Fine. Here’s a question. If the Tucks are so worried the nearby townspeople will discover their secret, why are they still living so close to where they were living a century ago? It’s not like they need to drink the water over and over to stay young. Why not leave before the people start wondering why the children never age? If the Tucks are worried the fountain of youth might fall into the wrong hands, why not destroy it?

It’s easy to see what this story wants to do. Winnie is a plain (but rich) girl who wants more than what life offers. She meets a handsome boy. They fall in love but a secret threatens to tear them apart. If he gives her the same water that made him immortal, they could be together FOREVER. Sounds great but as the rest of the family reminds them, immortality might not be all it’s cracked up to be. They’re right in a way. It’s easy to take something for granted when you know there’s no risk of it going away but this film is not smart enough to convince us. It’s like a multi-millionaire complaining that money corrupts and ultimately doesn’t buy happiness. I guarantee you it beats being poor. Miles' woes seem petty. Angus’ observations about what the family’s life has become are unconvincing. If you sat down and really thought about what it would be like to live forever you could come up with far better material than this.

But ultimately, this film is not about philosophical questions. It’s about a romance under threat. Both from real life coming dangerously close to catching up with Winnie and a mysterious man (Ben Kingsley) looking for the Tucks. Unfortunately, you don’t care about the love story. Winnie and Jesse don’t have anything in common, particularly not when you learn the boy is over a hundred years old. What does he want with a teenage girl? At least Edward Cullen had a reason; he was a vampire that could read anyone’s mind except for Bella Swan's. That made her special. What’s special about Winnie? Nothing. Her only noteworthy trait is being so nondescript any teenage girl can effortlessly insert herself into her shoes. It may be enough to make younger viewers overlook the kidnapping stuff and William Hurt’s ear-splitting attempt at an accent.

Tuck Everlasting is the kind of movie you watch when you’re young and then grow out of. Any serious questions about its plot immediately become too much for it to bear. You could do much worse but unlike the Tucks, your time is limited. Don't waste it. (Full-screen version on VHS, April 2, 2020)

[theimpossiblescheme]

                                 ... oh, just let them be little.

I’ve had these cooking for a while, and now I’m finally ready to share them--my playlists for Tumblebrutus and Etcetera, my present for the fandom and especially @the-cat-at-the-theatre-door.  Thank you for everything this year, Jemi, and I hope you all enjoy these!

01. we will rock you - queen | 02. largo al factotum - laimonas pautienius and vco rock | 03. oh, what a beautiful mornin’ - gordon mcrae | 04. i won’t grow up - mary martin | 05. king of the lost boys - sara bareilles | 06. this land - hans zimmer | 07. non piu andrai - eric owens | 08. tom sawyer – rush | 09. ghost - bombay bicycle club | 10. we’re not gonna take it - twisted sister | 11. shipping up to boston / enter sandman - goddesses of bagpipes | 12. ochi chyornye - boris shtokolov | 13. giants in the sky - ben wright | 14. welly boots - the amazing devil | 15. danza de los vecinos - manuel de falla | 16. wild heart - bleachers | 17. neon experience - júníus meyvant | 18. it’s my life - bon jovi | 19. hard times come again no more - kenneth overton [listen]

01. good girl winnie foster - sarah charles lewis | 02. daydream by design - gaby moreno | 03. we were friends - in love with a ghost | 04. les oiseaux dans la charmille - luciana serra | 05. with a little help from my friends - cait leary, kevin harper, and nick davison | 06. it’s oh so quiet – björk | 07. happy - postmodern jukebox | 08. cinderella’s waltz - sergei prokofiev | 09. 17 pink sugar elephants - vashti bunyan | 10. home - stephanie mills | 11. agenda - emma blackery | 12. sunny - boney m | 13. unwritten - natasha bedingfield | 14. minuet in g major - johannes sebastian bach | 15. la capinera - sumi jo | 16. get along – beabadoobee | 17. star - janelle monáe | 18. ah! je veux vivre - pretty yende | 19. miracles happen - myra [listen]

[lesbianspeedy]

for a month you exclusively listened to like, one musical but it was an obscure/very theatre-y musical so you couldn’t actually talk about it to people (something like. idk urinetown)

hmmm i havent done this with a whole musical, but i did listen to Good Girl Winnie Foster exclusively for a month, no i have not watched tuck everlasting, no i probably will never. still a banger tho

[ripdragonbeans]

Thank you @barbiedragon for the tag 👉🏽👈🏽

10 songs 10 people

rules: put your music on shuffle and list the first ten songs that come up, then tag ten other people

Welcome To The Rock - Come From Away

If You Knew My Story - Bright Star

Everything Changes - Waitress

Mine (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift

Prologue - Tuck Everlasting

The Girl Who Drove Away - The Mad Ones

What I Was Born To Do - Bring It On

Finale - Come From Away

Sparks Fly (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift

Good Girl Winnie Foster (Reprise) - Tuck Everlasting

Once again, I am a theatre kid 😅 fr tho Tuck Everlasting and The Mad Ones are so good 😭

No pressure tags!

@oneeyedvisenya @exitpursuedbyavulcan @lovelykhaleesiii @sapphire-writes @aemondx @valeskafics

That's all I can think of off the top of my head 😅

[best-tv-theme-song]

Round 2 Results

Can we get an F in the chat for all the fallen soldiers this round 😔

Round 3 will be posted on Wednesday

Group A

The Addams Family vs. Goosebumps

Wizards of Waverly Place vs. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

The Backyardigans vs. The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy

Dexter's Laboratory vs. Parks and Recreation

Danny Phantom vs. My Life as a Teenage Robot

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine vs. Little Einsteins

Teletubbies vs. VeggieTales

The Proud Family vs. Steven Universe

Group B

Doctor Who vs. Bob's Burgers

Community vs. Adventure Time

Seinfeld vs. Batman

Monty Python's Flying Circus vs. Friends

Sesame Street vs. Total Drama

Winx Club vs. Looney Tunes

M*A*S*H vs. Pinky and the Brain

One Day at a Time vs. Pokémon

Group C

Gravity Falls vs. Horrible Histories

Neon Genesis Evangelion vs. The Simpsons

The Golden Girls vs. El Chavo del Ocho

Victorious vs. My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic

Good Omens vs. House, M.D.

LazyTown vs. Bob the Builder

Infinity Train vs. Arthur

The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh vs. The X-Files

Group D

The Fairly OddParents vs. Monster High

Spider-Man vs. Hunter x Hunter

The Office vs. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

BoJack Horseman vs. Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?

Taskmaster vs. Yellowjackets

Ouran High School Host Club vs. Yuri on Ice

DuckTales vs. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

How It's Made vs. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!

Group E

Kim Possible vs. The Legend of Vox Machina

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power vs. Animaniacs

Zoboomafoo vs. The Muppet Show

WandaVision vs. Reading Rainbow

Hannah Montana vs. Dragon Ball Z

Inspector Gadget vs. Big Time Rush

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers vs. Futurama

Succession vs. iCarly

Group F

The Magic School Bus vs. Digimon Adventure

Star Trek: The Next Generation vs. Xena: Warrior Princess

Dora the Explorer vs. Carmen Sandiego

Star Trek: Enterprise vs. Sailor Moon

Buffy the Vampire Slayer vs. Death Note

El Chapulín Colorado vs. The Flintstones

Game of Thrones vs. The Nanny

Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends vs. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Group G

Bill Nye the Science Guy vs. George of the Jungle

H2O: Just Add Water vs. Star Trek: The Original Series

Drake & Josh vs. Cowboy Bebop

Lilo & Stitch: The Series vs. The Twilight Zone

Rugrats vs. The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius

Psych vs. Twin Peaks

Dragon Tales vs. Stranger Things

W.I.T.C.H. vs. What's New, Scooby-Doo?

Group H

SpongeBob SquarePants vs. Fraggle Rock

Firefly vs. Inuyasha

Bear in the Big Blue House vs. American Dragon: Jake Long

Black Sails vs. The Powerpuff Girls

That's So Raven vs. Ben 10

Cyberchase vs. Malcolm in the Middle

Teen Titans vs. The Owl House

Assassination Classroom vs. Phineas and Ferb

[resident-dumb-fuck]

Last song: Good Girl Winnie Foster (Tuck Everlasting)

Favorite color: ultraviolet

Last movie: does the 2004 assassins bootleg count

Sweet/spicy/savory: spicy

Relationship: curse of no bitches (aroace)

Last thing I googled: give up on your dreams of becoming a baker

Current obsession: musical theatre!!!!

tagging @ant-ares-wild @common-grackle @gabriel-shutterson and whoever else wants to :)

Nine people I'd like to get to know better

Tagged by @meghawhopp <33

Last song: Down by the River by Borislav Slavov from the Baldur’s Gate 3 Soundtrack (or more specifically the cover of Down by the River by Nerissa Ravencroft)

Favorite color: Blue and purple!

Last movie/TV show: Seinfeld, I’m currently on season four!

Sweet/spicy/savory?: I have a huge sweet tooth, so sweet things

Relationship status: Single

Last thing I googled: I searched up the show “Arthur” because I was trying to find that one meme where Buster was like “You really think someone would do that, just go on the internet and spread lies?”

Current obsession: Fragaria memories and tears of themis mostly^^

Tag Nine People: @kyaruun @xinieeee @deadmansbistro @florapot @hunita812 @scuffle-with-spirals @rexonalapis @maxellera @manicpixiedoomedgirl