#hieronymus loxlee

[danikatze]

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Imogen and Hieronymus Loxlee based on a Leyendecker illustration :3

[jestersloverre]

So, this puts mirrohawk dip in a new perspective huh…

[essektheylyss]

I love that Hieronymus Loxlee is somehow peak divorced man and simultaneously an extreme wife guy and also could probably be inducted into the tortured war criminal category. I love that for him. He's even a deadbeat dad. He's really doing the most.

[elfietheespeon]

EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it! (Colorized)

[midstpodcast]

Is Hieronymus, in fact, fucking that old woman?

How committed is he to the cause? What does the Trust's divorce situation look like?

🔮: Hey, Imogen Loxlee is a CATCH

[chartedterritory]

Am I the only person who spent the entire time listening to Midst thinking that Hieronymus Loxlee is a trans man?

Hear me out:

1. Tzila didn't say she didn't have a mother. She really didn't answer Lark's question about having a mom at all.

2. Hieronymus refers to Tzila as his daughter.

3. Tzila didn't recognize Harry The Freight Captain or Hieronymus at all.

4. Unless there was a radical makeover (thanks to the breach), do we really think that the trust would let someone with caenum marry Imogen Loxlee?

[drinkingdeadpeopletea]

caught up on midst. i CAN'T stop thinking about hieronymus "harry" loxlee. how long had it BEEN since he'd seen sherman before walking into his hotel room? why did they break up/how were they separated? did sherman even RECOGNIZE him? did he even know he was alive??? how long have harry and saskia known each other? how did they get mixed up in the Breach--or did they start it? who ELSE is in the Breach, how big of an organization are we talking here???? was hieronymus ascending to this position always the plan, was he only ever chasing valor in pursuit of this exact position to do this exact thing, or was he more like phineas, chasing valor for its own sake before he woke up and realized he couldn't keep condoning this??? how does he actually feel about his wife--is she a puppet like Spahr, or is she a genuinely dangerous figure that he's now married to and doing these operations right under her nose?? how did he GET all that valor???? HE'S THE SECOND MOST VALOROUS GUY IN THE UNIVERSE!!!! i feel like i'm losing my MIND--

[wardensantoineandevka]

so, like, what the hell is Hieronymus Loxlee up to? like, does he has a larger scheme or something? I didn't trust the way he wanted to pay off the rest of Phineas's debt and the way he went to talk to Sherman in private and the way he wasn't at the Upper Trust meeting. does he have a game afoot? if so, what is it? (these are rhetorical questions.)

[bookshopsbizarreblog]

Midst Appendix Collection: Season 3

All of the appendixes from Midst's third season, along with the tag associated with them. From Midst's twitter. Click for higher quality.

[Master Document] [Season 1] [Season 2]

Episode 1: Imbalance - "Don't be suspicious."

"We the Barons United"

Episode 2: Breakfast - "Bready or not, here they come."

"Teletheric Transduction Pocket Guide"

Episode 3: Change - "Going through the motions."

"An Unfortunate Headline In The Unlight Herald"

Episode 4: Foundation - "Lightbulb moment."

"Family Documents of Phineas Thatch"

Episode 5: Acculturation - "Power is a potent cocktail."

"An Invitiation For An Audience With The Tripotentiary" (sic.)

Episode 6: Switcheroo - "Finally on the right track."

"A Highest Light Rail Transit Guide"

Episode 7: Tempest - "A force of nature."

"The Loxlee Kitchen's Evening Menu"

Episode 8: Fault - "These roots run deep."

"Arraignment Hearing Documents"

Episode 9: Baron - "Unorthodox negotiation tactics."

"Notes on a High Mall Bill of Sale"

Episode 10: Bedrock - "Tonight we wear black."

"A Phosphorfest Band Poster"

Episode 11: Resolve - "It's complicated."

"A Hastily Scrawled Note On A Napkin"

Episode 12: Interest - "Things are finally coming together."

"The Parable of The Investor & The Notary"

Episode 13: Machinations - "A calculated risk."

"A Letter to Hieronymus"

Episode 14: Shindig - "Life is a cabaret, old chum."

"A Heartfelt Drawing" (incorrectly labeled under Episode XVI on their twitter)

Episode 15: Breach - "Trickle-down economics."

"Central Vault Schematic"

Episode 16: Trustfall - "What goes up..."

"An Advertisement For Scrumptious Canned Mirrorhawk"

Episode 17: Ghosts - "The show must go on."

"Minutes From A Stationary Hill Town Meeting"

Episode 18: Home - "A hill to die on."

"The Journal Of Phineas Thatch"

Episode 19: Balance - "It's time."

"Lark's Final Journal Entry"

[danikatze]

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They spent multiple days on a small ship - everybody knows

(only veeery briefly considered making this look better but I think it's funnier this way)

[danikatze]

I keep forgetting that I recorded a timelapse for this drawing!

[danikatze]

I made a thing. It's kinda spicy. I almost never draw stuff like that anymore, but I like it so I wanna share :3

It's a silly little four page comic about young Sherman Guthrie and Hieronymus Loxlee having a good time.

Do not click on this link if you're a minor! Also: feel free to download the comic, but I trust you won't share this without my permission, let alone without credit.

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[elfietheespeon]

I am very torn about Jonas Spahr right now.

On the one hand, I can understand and sympathize with the flaws in his character. Like the rest of the Midst cast, he was abused by the Trust system. I mean - to some extent - your mental state has to be at least a little off when every time you have to walk to your neighbor's house for a cup of sugar you're forced to see a gargantuan golden statue in your likeness. I can't even imagine what that must do to your self-image after so many years.

It's very likely that his strategy with handling the Trust social rules was something he learned from Costigan in the time that he was a junior adsecla. Given how young he was on the Unlift mission, it's likely that he was put on the Company path as early as Phineas. Plus, given the sheer amount of debt he had accrued post-Tearror, he might have even been set up. The truth is that Spahr had no way of knowing what would happen at the Cabaret - that was all Imelda's doing, giving orders where she wasn't supposed to.

But on the other hand...

YEEEESSSSS!!!! How's that feel?? Welcome to the Caenum Club, sucker! You had power and you used it to fuel the endless cycle of fear and self-loathing, you dumbass! Weren't you the one who said to "show some initiative"? Well, where was that initiative in the Vault, HUH??? How does it feel being on the other side of the coin? Maybe you'll FINALLY understand what you'd been putting your adsecla through! At least Phineas had the spine to do the morally right thing at the Gala, while you let Harry walk all over you back at the Delagney! All those opportunities to do the right thing, and NOW'S the time you choose to feel sorry? GO APOLOGIZE TO PHINEAS, YOU DIVORCED WET CAT OF A MAN-

[elfietheespeon]

I'm curious to see where the Midst community's heads are at regarding this overarching mystery!

We do not have all the pieces yet, but it's safe to assume that a significant amount of the clues were present in seasons 1 and 2. It goes without saying that this is the mystery at the heart of this storyline, and there are no shortage of suspects to choose from.

(Excluding the final entry, this list has been set in alphabetical order so as to avoid personal biases)

[elfietheespeon]

My old Trust character design line-up. Both the designs for Jedediah Pom and Backpack are outdated, but I'd like to imagine that this design is what Jedediah looked like back when he first became a broadcaster.

From left to right: Imogen Loxlee, Hieronymus Loxlee, Jedediah Pom, Backpack, The Miravette Twins, Milton Fleit Sr., Milton Fleit Jr., Mr. Meshkala, Ms. Ledge, Demarin Ginsberg

[elfietheespeon]

Hieronymus Loxlee is my Liliana.