#hindley lcb

[allergyjelly]

Canto VI is great so far.

[chiluxotter]

[literallys-illiteracy]

in the wuthered heights, straight up jorking in, and when i say "it" haha, well. Lets justr say, "MY VIOLIN"

[mossy-green-aka-ferrythem]

I really and truly didn't expect fucking Hindley to have any emotional impact. Just a hollow shell of a privileged man.

But that fight against his Distortion...

The phase two where you just see how he was consumed by envy and hate, spoiled beyond belief... just an empty shell...

Who can only scream "give it back!", like he never grew past the age of ten... even as an adult, with gambling problems, drinking problems, and spending problems... he really is just showing up as a ten year old still...

I mean, Hindley is a special sort of case where he really and truthfully doesn't have any redeeming qualities. But somehow... something strangely resonant, something heartbreaking comes from that, just seeing that massive lumbering hound, full of nothing but scorn and mourn...

Just an empty shell. A sorrowful sight. The epitome of the phrase "spoiled rotten". Perhaps he could have deserved more love for his father? I mean, all children deserve more love from their parents, but Hindley has always been, his entire life, one of those upper-class british folks. I mean, the context is different here in Canto 6, because I mean, they didn't include some of the defining things from the original novel, like the entire thing with the sociological status of early 19th century Britain, and the fact that the main reason why Heathcliff was dehumanized and humiliated was like. Racism (I mean come on, they literally call him a g*psy multiple times throughout the book.)

But Hindley... something about that miserable shell of a man... the idea that a human being can become something, or someone like that...

I think what I'm trying to say is that, that's the big emotional stinger. The idea that someone has been given every opportunity to be a better person, but has cast away every last chance given to them... leaving nothing but a hollow shell. Unloved and Unlovable.

[bad-lobcorp-aus]

AU where all the music has more convoluted ways of being Canon.

canto 1? charon is listening to the track

canto 2? natural casino music, followed by the J-corp official workout mix

canto 3? nagel und hammer brought a band, pulling Carmen out of the light when kromer starts fighting so she can sing

canto 4? eh that's just K-corp's first to third warnings.

C5? normal sea shanties interrupted by Ricardo with a jukebox labeled "ass kicking music", and back to sea shanties

C6? tracks are from another room as Josephine argues in why she shouldn't stab Hindley here and now, after Hindley drops erlcliff makes the wild hunt perform "appropriately dramatic" tracks to mark his appearance.

.

[ashevi666]

wanted to see if my artstyle can handle drawing hindley it can

[heartbunnymoth]

hindley <3

[theredmists]

sillies

[myreputatioooon]

r.i.p. to my reading comprehension because I thought Carmen was speaking through Hindley like a meatsuit instead of this allegedly being the words Hindley's daddy once said to him

[thecatkennel]

hey yall! im not dead!! i just had nothing to post!!!

but also, since canto 6 dropped literally two days ago, here are some cats fresh off the presses

...though most of the designs here aren't actually new. i read wuthering heights to prepare for this chapter, and during that i made cats based on the book.

cathy was more based on the theory that the red-headed lady in one of the teaser CGs was her. also nelly literally just got a palette swap and edgar/linton became more sad.

[masochnik]

[unowers]

jealousy

[vinyldiskk]

Before canto 6 drops here's my pass at what hindley and catherine look like

[azoosepted]

im sorry. hindley sheeran be upon ye

[melonisopod]

Violinless behavior.

[a-particular-quetzalcoatl]

Reading "Wuthering Heights" for reasons (*cough* Limbus Company *cough*) and thinking about Nelly's perspective on Heathcliff growing up.

*Slight Wuthering Heights spoilers*

Nelly, seeing Heathcliff regularly getting beaten by Hindley for circumstances outside of his control: "Heathcliff seems to be managing well enough, I'm sure he's fine. He barely even cries."

Narrator: "And we would all soon find that that was absolutely not the case."