#kash d. langford

[mangosaurus]

everyone step aside it's time to talk about the REAL ships of jwcc/ct:

[morurui]

Watching Camp Cretaceous season 4 as a kingdom hearts fan was actually crazy because I didn’t know Haley Joel Osment voiced Kash until I could hear the Sora voice slipping in from time to time.

[butterflysweety]

Shes alone with them

[idle-compy]

OOOHHH MY GOD GUYS HAVE U SEE THIS ?!?!?!??!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

**HUGE JWCT SEASON 2 SPOILERS BELOW**

this is the worst thing ive ever made

[swan2swan]

Thinking about how all three times I've watched "Evasive Action", the Sammy's Indecision Subplot has weirded me out and failed to grab me...

And I think I figured it out.

I think there was supposed to be a "Hey. I just killed a man" plotline there. The episode prior, Sammy and Yaz both disabled the control chips in the raptors--who promptly tore Kash apart.

The guy who had blackmailed Sammy and her family.

They probably wanted a "Revenge makes you Feel Empty" plotline for Sammy in that episode, but Standards and Practices said "Oh, you can't do that in this children's show, actually, the kids aren't allowed to kill people, and certainly can't say they did."

Which, admittedly...yeah, that would have been a little heavy.

So they had to cut it, whilst still on a time crunch. Heck, it could have even gotten to boards before that plotline got nixed. Then they needed to fill in three minutes of time in this episode, and the only thing that could really mesh was "Um, Sammy is upset at the group dynamic."

This is why her plotline felt unfulfilled: because they had something, but then they weren't allowed to do it. And, given a choice between "Let Sammy Be a Murderer" and "Let the Girls Kiss", we know which one they chose.

Granted, I still need to finish the rewatch and see how her dynamic with Kon plays out (especially because he's the Bigger Bad), but I would first like to submit further evidence to the jury:

-Darius and Sammy spend the episode that she should be processing her guilt together. They've had a few episodes before, but their main--and first--bonding moment was in the kayak. Wherein Sammy dropped this line:

Imagine if they'd called back to that line here. Sammy just killed a man to protect her family--the man who was also threatening her own family. When Sammy says she'd do anything, she meant anything. Sammy could be guilty, and Darius could say something like "You once said you'd do anything to protect your family...and you protected us." Then she could call it back to Kenji. Or something. Look, I'm speculating now, let's move on to EXHBIT B:

-Yaz and Sammy are not shown stabbing the batteries into the heads to disable the chips. If the "No, Sammy can't kill!!!" mandate was brought down on them, that might have been a shot they cut to comply. There might have even been more tie-in reactions. Note that Sammy's not looking enthused here. She's very hesitant. Maybe there would be a moment where she looks over at Kash, then steels her face and frees the raptor before running. But: The Action That Sammy Takes That Leads To Kash's Death is never shown on-screen, and whether it was for the purpose of the Reveal or not, she is Innocent by Children's Show Standards.

FINALLY, EXHIBIT C:

The reactions to Kash's death, the man who blackmailed Sammy's family, is...Brooklynn and Darius. Again. Yasammy frees the raptors, but Dinostar gets the reaction. Why? Why would that be? Perhaps because Sammy's expression was something setting up the next episode's plot. Vindication. Guilt. Pleasure. Maybe Yaz hugs her to her. Hides her face. Realizes it. I'm giving art and fic prompts here at this point. Whatever the case: we don't see Sammy's reaction to Kash's death. Which suggests--to me--that there was something they wanted to show, but couldn't, and decided to let it be an offscreen still-canon reaction that we just don't get to bear witness to.

Ladies, gentlemen, and the rest: I urge you to consider that the lack of resolution to Sammy's arc with blackmail is not the result of negligence in writing, but overambition that was shot down by the censors. They gave Sammy a Revenge Arc that was ultimately deemed Too Dark, so they gave her a rushed "I Am Not Going To Have Feelings About Anything Right Now" plotline, instead.

[strivia]

Kash + making me fear for Darius

"The longer Darius is with him the more danger he's in!"

[nineratsinatrenchcoat]

Happy Pride Month

In honor of this time of celebration, I would like to highlight the best queer couple in the Jurassic Park franchise — Dankash. Attached are images of the happy couple, reunited at last. They are yours to use as you see fit.

[campbells-content]

Could you do a Dankash (JWCC) sink/ship/swim :D

Yes, ofcofc, never seen it till now so Idk how it'll hold

Swim = Conditionally ship/You don't really care for but won't shy away from

[idle-compy]

😱😱😱

Shouldn’t have thought about it more than I originally did for I have come to a cursed conclusion… @idle-compy because it’s your tags

[ren1327]

"Dearest Gentle Readers" character list

Here are the characters and roles they have based on the show.

Under the cut as not to clog time-line

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Violet Bridgerton - Mrs. Bowman (Camp Creteceous)

Anthony, 23 - David "Dave" (Camp Creteceous) A

Benedict, 21 - Brandon "Brand" Bowman (Camp Creteceous, Chaos Theory) A

Colin, 19 - Yasmina "Yaz" Fadoula (Camp Creteceous, Chaos Theory) A

Daphne, 18 - Kenji Kon (Camp Creteceous, Chaos Theory) O

Eloise, 17 - Darius Bowman (Camp Creteceous, Chaos Theory) B

Francesca, 17 - Jessica "Jess" Harding (Telltale's Jurassic Park) O

Gregory, 13 - Maisie Lockwood-Grady (JW: Fallen Kingdom, JW: Dominion) B

Hyacinth, 11 - Kadasha (Battle at Big Rock) A

Portia Featherington - Claire Dearing (JW, JW: Fallen Kingdom, JW: Dominion) A

Prudence, 19 - Zachary "Zach" Mitchell (JW) O

Phillipa, 18 - Grey Mitchell (JW) O

Penelope, 17 - Samantha "Sammy" Gutierrez (Camp Creteceous, Chaos Theory) O

Simon Basset, 21 - Benjamin "Ben" Fitzgerald Pincus (Camp Cretaceous, Chaos Theory) A

Will Modrich - Roxie (Camp Cretaceous) A

Alice Modrich - Kayla Watts (JW: Dominion) A

Madame Delacroix - Mae Turner (Camp Cretaceous) B

Lord Nigel Berbrook - Kash D. Langford (Camp Cretaceous) A

Mrs. Berbrook - Lewis Dodgeson (JP, Camp Cretaceous, JW: Dominion) B

Credessa Cowper, 20 - Sonoya Santos (JW: Dominion) O

Lady Cowper - Zara Young (JW) O

Queen Charlotte - Ian Malcolm (JP, The Lost World, JW: Fallen Kingdom, JW: Dominion) O

King George III - Alan Grant (JP, JP3, JW: Dominion) A

Brimsly - Nick Van Owen (The Lost World) B

Lady Danbury - Ellie Sattler (JP, JP3, JW: Dominion) B

Prince Fredrick - Eric Kirby (JP3) A

Lady Whistledown - Brooklyn (Camp Cretaceous, Chaos Theory) A

Mentions of deceased:

Edmund Bridgerton - Fredrick Bowman (Camp Cretaceous) A

Archibald Featherington - Owen Grady (JW, JW: Fallen Kingdom, Jurassic World: Dominion) A

[reneg661]

Is the central antagonist of the Netflix series Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous. He appears an unseen antagonist in Seasons 1, 2, and 3, and the main antagonist of Season 4. He is the boss of Dr. Mae Turner at Mantah Corp, and the person who blackmailed Sammy Gutierrez's family into coming to Jurassic World to spy and acquire InGen’s and Masrani Global's research and technology, and he is short-tempered. Kash is a cruel, cowardly, selfish, and impaitent man with a short temper, that will stop at nothing to get what he wants. He shows no remorse in torturing the dinosaurs and using his BRADs and BRAD-Xs to kill anyone or anything that stand in his way. He has no issues with threatening people, which he does to Darius countless times. He does not like his boss, as he ranted about him and possibly indicated that he was willing to overthrow him. He is pretty strong, as seen when he punched a BRAD and it didn't hurt. It is easy to stroke his ego, which Darius did numerous times to earn his trust. He can be seen as gullible, as he was fooled by Darius several times. He can also be seen as a cheater, as he uses cheat codes to beat Darius at gaming after losing to Darius in the first game.

Kash D. Langford (c) Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous Art (c) reneg661

[mangosaurus]

by demand of like 10 people total i hereby present the chaos shipping edition of my first jwct shipping chart. edit as needed just go fucking nuts

[swan2swan]

Why is this moment so funny

[idle-compy]

when did i fucking draw this

[strivia]

Listen, I know season 4 of Camp Cretaceous isn't especially popular with the fandom. But the fanfic potential has me gnawing at the bars of my enclosure.

Just, the prolonged threat of Darius stuck alone with a person who doesn't care about his safety and is only keeping him around as long as he's useful / not a hindrance? That's gotta take a mental toll on all the campers!

Darius is doing a careful balancing act of not setting Kash off while finding ways to undermine him. He's literally exhibiting fawn response in the way he interacts with Kash to try and ensure his safety. And I feel like even after he reunites with the group there's gonna be some lingering stress reactions from that environment. I think some emotional fallout from the prolonged stress, complete with H/C ofc makes a lot of sense.

And the others had to be so worried about him throughout the whole time they're separated. Like, even though they understand the utility of him staying, and that it was likely the best option they had. That doesn't mean their limited ability to keep him safe didn't seriously wear at them too. Or there weren't times they second guessed the decision to have him stay behind.

Also, the thing is, even if things had gotten worse with Kash, Darius still probably wouldn't leave before helping the dinosaurs, even if his friends wanted him to get out of there.

Anyway, I'm still learning the character voices but I've already written 1.5k words just unpacking characters reactions to events in S4, tweaking some things to make more sense, and I have some missing scene ideas, and also might be planning to push Kash a little further past what he does canonically for the drama. Cause honestly, Kash always seems 1 wrong move away from actually hitting Darius.

[swan2swan]

I had a hypothesis yesterday and so far nothing's gone against it:

Kash and Mae were both being manipulated by Daniel Kon in a compartmentalized operation with the objective being "mind-controlling brain chips".

I thought the chips were the goal, but Kash definitely gets the idea later: he doesn't give any speech about "What did you think this was about?" or "Thank you for your help, you made this so much easier!"

Kash was too absorbed in the moment and distracted by toys and petty things. Mae, meanwhile, was too naive and innocent to think of malicious ways to apply her research.

Daniel Kon, on the other hand, saw these two individuals and his opportunity: a guy who's very familiar with tech and nanotech who could piggyback off of the Dino Decoder project pioneered by Dr. Walker on Nublar (Kon's Masrani shares got him insight on that), assigned to the same project as a woman tasked to study the dinosaur brains...all he has to do is wait.

He paired them up and waited for the inevitable.