#lali answers

[makorra-scarf]

Im not aure if you're still active, it's fine if you're not, but I'm still upset makorra didn't happen. They had so many cinematic cues it's upsetting. Sincerely, someone who recently rewatched LOK.

Hi hi! I'm not super active on this blog anymore, but every once in a blue moon I'll reblog stuff lol.

I'm also still sad about makorra ;_; the setup was there and everything, it's honestly confusing and frustrating just from a cinematic standpoint.

I've been cooking an LOK rewrite in my brain for a long time, and maybe one day I'll post it, haha. There's so many things in the series that I wasn't satisfied with, so I think it could be a fun project (not that I'm a professional or anything haha).

Thanks for the message! (Your avatar is very cute btw!)

[lea-heartscxiv]

🚀 Space pirates! para Eulalia "Lali" Huang

Lali la pirata desterrada de la Tierra , va por el espacio con su pequeña tripulación ayudando a los desvalidos y eliminando a los poderosos.

Le gusta hacer un poco de teatro .... bueno de drama queen, sobre todo cuando esta con los poderosos.

Su tripulación

(Va ser llegir Space pirates i vaig pensar en el Capitâ Harlock)

[theyaoiconnoisseur]

Trick or treat!

Hi laly :D

Have a treat made mayoi :D

[lali-hoe]

Ngl, my biggest fear and hottest fantasy is a either friend that I have flirty banter with or a fuckbuddy somehow gets their hands on my likes and make me go through it with them, just verbal teasing at first but then some soft, testing brushes. And then some caressing, some light groping, and then they're making me show them all the posts, sitting on their lap while they tease me and make fun of how filthy my likes are and how much I like getting teased.

[reluctantjoe]

Yali Topol Margalith On The Tattooist Of Auschwitz & A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder

One star, two very different TV shows

Newcomer Yali Topol Margalith has two very different breakout roles to talk about: one is the heartrending Sky series The Tattooist of Auschwitz, based on the novel of the same name; and the other is the coming of age mystery/crime series A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder, also based on the novel of the same name. We sat down with Yali to hear all about both.

Interview: Yali Topol Margalith

Hi Yali, how’s life going at the moment?

It’s all relative isn’t it? Everything that comes to mind sounds cliché but true. I was reminded over the past year how dark the world can be – it’s not always rainbows and flowers. I feel lucky and very grateful.

You can currently be seen in The Tattooist of Auschwitz – can you give us an elevator pitch for the show?

Of course! Heather Morris, the incredible writer (and incredible woman) wrote, naturally, an incredible novel. It’s based on the true story of Lali and Gita – how they met, how they survived, how they fell in love in a horrific, life threatening situation. The series shows Heather’s meetings with Lali with the intention of writing a book about his life, and his stories play out on the screen, shown from his point of view.

You play Cilka – can you describe her?

Cilka is a fighter. She arrived at the concentration camp at a very young age and quickly found the opportunity to survive. She is totally committed to surviving with every decision that she makes.

What was it like playing her?

It was difficult, to be honest. It’s quite the challenge wearing the striped clothes and having a number on my forearm as a Jewish woman and considering my family history. I think that’s fair. The camp being brought to life right in front of my eyes was unbelievable. I can’t describe that feeling to you. I can’t put words to it. And Cilka is a character with a strong, solid facade, so fighting against my very real emotions in response to the camp seeming so real – that was a challenge no drama school could’ve prepared me for! But Cilka’s survivalist nature, and the significance and importance of this story, made it an absolute honour to play and, somehow, a joy to film.

How did you get into character/prepare for the role?

My grandmother is a Holocaust survivor. I grew up hearing stories and studied it deeply in school. I did a lot of my own research. I also like text work. I come from theatre so they teach us to treat the text like a Bible! So I read the script and noted down all my little notes – I won’t bore you with actor stuff. But it was only once I got to Bratislava, where we filmed, that I really began to understand her. The way that I saw her in the script: Cilka was a kid when she arrived at the concentration camp. She was overwhelmed very fast and needed somebody to hold her hand. When she realised nobody will and she’s utterly on her own, she created a persona for herself. This person who is unfazed by the horrors surrounding her. In this way, she holds her own hand. She’s almost playing a character that she believes can survive such a place.

Any memorable moments from rehearsals or filming?

I remember my first day on set, in my first TV job, in a concentration camp. It’s fair to say I was terrified and horrified. I got to meet the amazing Jonah Hauer King, playing Lali, and he is the coolest guy – seriously. If I was as talented and as good looking as him, I’d be a nightmare, but he’s just so humble. He saw me terrified and just gave me the most comforting look from across the room with a little wave. I immediately felt myself breathe again. I remember thinking to myself, ‘I want to be this kind of actor on set’ – the actor that actively puts people at ease. I’m so grateful for him.

What was the cast dynamic like? Who was your favourite person to work with?

I was lucky to get to work with a fantastic group of actors from all over the world. This is the easiest question to answer. My favourite actor to work with on set was Maja Wolska from Poland who plays Bella. She has that amazing actor ability, that not many actors have, to portray a person who has a history and is filled with complexities and layers – with just one look. She also had the challenge of acting in a second language. She just blew me away. On top of the talent, she’s one of the funniest people I’ve ever met and kind and beautiful and all the good things. I’m a big fan – you should be too!

You’re also about to appear in A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, which sounds very different. How would you describe the series?

Also based on a book! Very different! Holly Jackson has written a best selling murder mystery adapted into a TV series by the BBC! It’s the story of a 17 year old kid called Pip who starts digging into an old murder case. In doing so, she uncovers some details that change her life forever.

You play Lauren – what is she like?

Lauren Gibson is Pip’s best friend and… Worst influence? She strives to live her teenage years like she has seen in the movies, which, as we know, is not realistic. So she lives in constant fear of missing out on life. She was also born to be the ‘embarrassing aunt’. She is absolutely always unapologetically herself. Now, in college, others might judge her for it, so she might not be the most popular. But in her 20s, she’s going to be the coolest.

What was it like to play her?

I had too much fun. I got to hang out with the funniest, sweetest, most ridiculous people all day: the cast, the crew, the creative team, the producers, makeup and hair, the medic, locations, everyone. I felt very trusted and was given a lot of freedom to play and improvise on set. I loved playing Lauren, and sometimes I wish I was a little more like her.

How did your experience on A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder differ to The Tattooist of Auschwitz?

In every way! I guess a less obvious difference is that I’ve really only ever done the comedic relief, or I’ve managed to lean my characters more into the comedic side, so playing Lauren was within my comfort zone. Filming The Tattooist was one huge challenge in every way.

Any roles in the pipeline that you’re excited about? (If you’re allowed to tell us!)

I can’t say yet – but I am starting something new this summer…

Who has been your favourite actor to work with?

Ooh, Mathew Baynton. The first time we met, I messed up so bad, I thought it was the end. But he forgave me. That’s a long story for another time.

Which co-star did you learn the most from? 

Truthfully, it’s hard to pick one. I feel like I learn something new from every actor that I work with. A miss universe answer.

What’s your dream role?

I don’t have one. I want to do everything. Every job that comes my way feels like a dream and a miracle, honestly.

What’s a genre you’d like to do more of?

Anything I haven’t tried yet. Which is a lot! But if I had to choose one… I’m a sucker for sketch comedy, have been since I was a kiddo. That would be cool.

Do you live in the town or the country? Which do you prefer?

I grew up living in town and was sure I moved to the country when I ended up in the outskirts of London. But once I travelled, I realised there’s country and there’s country. I’m a city girl.

What’s your interior design style?

My partner is a lot more interested in interior design so luckily I don’t have to think about it too much. His is grandma chic for sure.

What did you want to be when you were growing up?

My grandpa probably. I still want to be him when I grow up.

If you could give advice to your 15-year-old self, what would it be? 

Don’t trust that funky smelling cigarette in Camden. Just walk away. And learn to relax sometimes. If you want to be the best at what you do, you have to make mistakes. Excluding the funky smelling cigarette.

How can we all live a little bit better?

To do lists. For sure. Aaaand I think we have to find a way to stop dehumanising people. Somehow. Keeping it light!

Anything fun in the pipeline – professionally or personally?

Nothing has been announced yet so I can’t tell you anything professionally, I’ll just wink at you. And personal life? What personal life?

Yali Topol Margalith Recommends…

I’m currently watching… The Bear

What I’m reading… Cilka’s Journey by Heather Morris

The last thing I watched (and loved) was… Yannick by Quentin Dupieux. I love pressure cooker plays – although this is a film, it feels like a piece of theatre. I find they focus more on the characters’ journeys, which is my favourite part of any story. In this case, it really lends itself into the farcical comedy of the film, which wins you over. By the time the drama and horror begins, you’re won over and you’re hooked.

What I’m most looking forward to seeing… I still haven’t seen Wicked Little Letters. I’m just too excited for it and don’t want to never be able to watch it for the first time again.

Favourite film of all time… I’m changing all the time, so it changes all the time! Right now The Lobster is the film I think about the most.

Favourite song of all time… Constantly changing… again… But I always go back to ‘Blackbird’ by the Beatles. It feels very nostalgic for me. I also love ‘The Way I Feel Inside’ by The Zombies. My partner Timo often sends it to me so…. Yes, it’s become one of my favourite songs.

Band/singer I always have on repeat… Barbara Streisand. Chet Baker. Aaron Taylor’s old stuff.

My ultimate cultural recommendation… Watch The Ocean at the End of the Lane whenever it’s on in London!

Cultural guilty pleasure… The Bald and the Beautiful podcast. And I don’t feel guilty about it.

WATCH

Yali Topol Margalith stars in The Tattooist of Auschwitz, with all episodes streaming now on NOW.

A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder will air on the BBC later this year.

[paperandpencilsandskips]

(srry if u already answered any of these i am going to read all ur previous answers later 😤) 12, 19, 23

12.) okay be honest. pick a favorite oc from this ocverse.

The goat lady! Sorry Lali...... (Just kidding I love them equally because they're so fun together as niece and auntie....

19.) describe the sillies you think about but that dont go in the story.

Alonza painted Otto's nails when he was bored during lunch.... He secretly liked it so much he continues to do it.....

23.) describe how everyones character gets butchered once in the public eye?

OUGH this is really interesting because I have a hard time knowing how others think and trying to predict it

I think people's will put Lali into either "Aztec" or "Mayan" character lists and completely ignore the Mixtec words

The goat lady is gonna get the sans treatment I think (ok I think this one's gonna be mildly funny to see if it ever happens)

Alonza is gonna be turned into the "annoying" character

Otto is gonna be turned into an asshole (well much more than he is right now, but I think it'll remain even as his arc progresses)

There's not much to Giovanna or Myrhh the goat man yet but I'm also assuming they'll probably be forgetten about....

[scalamore]

Thoughts/Details: Why did Rupert kill Tori in TL1

short answer: We don’t know.

The two most likely scenarios are: 1) She betrays him 2) He took pity on her and released her from her ‘curse’ - through death.

My thoughts: At first, option 1 seems to be the answer, because that’s how she dies in TL2 - after she betrays him. However there’s a bit of nuance to that. During the actual betrayal at the start of Vol 6, when she was mocking Rupert for choosing to believe in Lari who doesn’t love him, the fact that he’ll always be alone, and that for choosing Lari over her and Eva, he’ll have to die - at first, Rupert appeared to have given up and was ready to accept death from her hand. However, his mind changed when Lari jumped in to protect him, and was ready to kill Tori if that meant saving Lari. Here, Rupert said that if Tori wanted “it”that badly, then he’ll give “it” to her - meaning her freedom from being an alchemic doll (through death). Tori may have insisted she didn’t want freedom, because her only goal in life is to make sure the Empire is destroyed, but Rupert and Lari both know she doesn’t actually want to do that, and that she’s being distorted by the “command” forced on her by Eva. When they meet again where Tori is able to separate Rupert and Lari and is strangling her, Rupert is more than ready to shoot Tori, but Lari stops him and talk-no-jutsu her way to calming Tori down.

So in this case, despite being betrayed by her a few times in TL2, Rupert doesn’t think about killing her, until she tries to kill Lari. Then he’s out for murder.

But, also. We have to consider the situation of TL1. Rupert was all alone, with Tori as his only companion for his entire life. He was probably dependent on her and trusted her completely. If she betrayed him, would he have so easily killed her?

We know that Rupert in TL2 is loyal, almost to a fault, and deeply treasures those he cares for. Wouldn’t he be so devastated he shuts down?

Or maybe instead of being a mostly empty, lonely person, TL1 Rupert was more, and indeed as angry and bloodthirsty as the tyrant he was groomed to be. After all, TL2 Rupert did say that if he didn’t meet Lari, then a heartless murderer is what he was destined to be through Eva and Tori’s teachings. He did say that when Lari tried to kill herself, he was so angry that ‘he kept on flipping between letting her die or doing everything he could to prevent that, and always chose protecting her’. So MAYBE TL1 Rupert was indeed a tyrant who killed Tori in self-defense because his desire to live was just so strong.

Tori did say, that she WANTED Rupert to know the pain of loss and to get used to it. He shouldn’t know happiness. If he loses everything dear to him, he won’t have any lingering attachments to anything, and he will be the lonely, cold, tyrant Emperor who will not be stopped in his quest for the destruction of the Empire. He’s supposed to be cold and unfeeling and unable to love, and unable to be loved. If she died, then he would have lost everything, and her role was complete. He will resent this entire world, and continue to destroy until everything is gone. That is the mission she was given by Eva.

—

The alternative is the potential that TL1 Rupert saw how much Tori was suffering from the distortions of being an alchemic doll for so long. She said so in TL2 herself: she cant remember who she was originally, she can’t remember how she felt about Rupe/Lali, because her original personality is being overridden by the “command to destroy” given to her by Eva. It doesn’t matter if she loves Lari, her best friend, the “command” to hate Lari who is an obstacle to the mission is stronger. Even if she cares about the sweet Rupert who treated her like a sister, she only sees him as someone she is forced to protect until the moment he abandons the mission, then she’s forced to kill him as payback for his betrayal towards Eva.

So in that case, the answer would be to kill Tori, to release her from the curse, and to end her suffering. Basically a pity kill. :( Rupert knows Tori’s originally a nice innocent person, and also knows how much she resents him for being able to grow up and mature into an adult. Continuing to “live” as an alchemic doll forever, while forgetting her original self will only give Tori suffering, so maybe her death is what will finally give her peace.

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Again, the novel gives all these hints and clues, but no actual answer as to why she died in TL1. It’s fun to think about, because then we get this conundrum

Lari “mistakenly accuses” TL1 Rupert is a tyrant because of her bias and ignorance, and is ashamed she thought TL2 Rupert would be like that. After about chapter 100, Lari thinks that she had it all wrong, that TL1 Rupert was not a tyrant, but rather justified in his murder spree because his personality is someone who is quick to action and punishment if it’s deserved. She believes that both TL1 and TL2 Rupert were both very lonely, sad people that just wanted human relationships. Even if TL1 Rupert wasn’t a tyrant, she still doesn’t forgive him because he caused her all that hurt. She may understand his situation, but she won’t forgive him for that. While our sweet Lari may think that TL1 Rupert is no longer a tyrant as she initially thought, the readers, Tori AND Rupert definitely know he was groomed to be a tyrant by Tori and Eva ^^; They were successful in TL1, precisely because he grew up to be cold, lonely, quick to kill, earning the hatred of everyone, no allies or support, and messing up the Empire from within. So in terms of trying to figure out why she died, again, it’s open ended and no clear cut answer. Let me know what you guys think after we get to this part in the novel/manhwa? :D

[themorethingschange]

Forgive if this is not an appropriate question and you don't have to answer, but are you guys still working on this one or is it abandoned? (No hate either way)

No worries!

Short answer: No, not abandoned.

Long answer: Still not abandoned but more like a hiatus? Due to IRL issues, neither Frej or I have had much spare time to even see each other, let alone write together. However, this verse is still very near and dear to us. We did plan out the entire thing, but obviously the later installments are significantly more involved than the early installments, and therefore take more time and energy. And fingers crossed our IRL situation should be allowing more writing soon.

So yes, you will (eventually) see the rest of mirror verse!

~Lali <3

[quinn-of-aebradore]

hewwo ;3

3, 7, 12, 18, 29 (if too many just do the ones you want to answer?)

Hello Lali!! No such thing as too many :3

3) what work are you most proud of, regardless of kudos/hits?

Hands down, it’s We’ll Be Okay. It proved to me that I can handle a long-form narrative and looking at it, from its start in January to its ending its October, the improvement in my writing is so clear, which is a little embarrassing but it’s also really neat to see how far I’ve come!

7) answered here!

12) answered here!

18) the character that gave you the most trouble writing this year?

Fjord and Caduceus are both still very difficult to get right, for me. Both of them have such particular voices and I’ve yet to have any huge breakthroughs with them in the same way I did with Yasha. I’m getting there, I think, just slowly.

29) answered here!

Ao3 wrapped asks

[musicarenagh]

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[groovygrumpygoose]

Man rough day. I should have called or texted when I thought about you on Saturday. If I had known you would be gone on Wednesday, I would have done it in a heartbeat. There are so many things I need to tell you.

You were supposed to be 17 today Alyson. We were supposed to sit on the phone while you told me all of the exciting things that your family had planned for you. Your Abuelita was supposed to give you her necklace this year. I remember how excited you were telling me all about it during our girlhood. I remember making wishes on dandelions at big river while we ran up and down the shore with long brown hair flying in the wind behind us. Little secrets whispered under the twinkle of Christmas lights and the glimmer of your beautiful brown eyes as we made pinky promises. We never really grew out of any of that, did we? You were supposed to be 17 today god I can’t bring myself to call your mom. I haven’t been able to call her since she found you. I haven’t been able to see your photos or think of her face and how she must have crumbled to be the one to find her perfect baby girl in the way that she did. I wonder if your little sisters are okay. I wonder how your dad is. Your sister texted me when the three of you found the pink nail polish we always made him wear during our tea parties. Somehow it wasn’t dried and you painted his nails. I wish I had saved those snaps. So I could hear your voice and see your smile and feel your warmth. She called me while they painted his nails the night that you passed. The four of us silently on the phone, your absence not really sinking in yet. I remember him saying how badly he wanted a son our entire childhood. How defeated he was when your youngest sister was born. I remember growing up and how he became so appreciative of what he was blessed with. His attitude change when he realized he had three beautiful and healthy girls. He really did spoil us didn’t he Aly? I don’t think he ever has or ever will love anyone as much as he loved you. Breaking down when your mom called me. I missed her two first calls. Fuck how hard must it have been for her to call me three times. To dial my number to be met with an answering machine twice and still having the strength to call again with the amount of hurt in her heart. Leaving chemistry to pick up her call and being met with her strangely quiet voice. In 13 years I had never heard her so… Broken? She was so broken. I think the way she choked it out made it too real. My world was spinning after a 6 minute and 35 second phone call and then I just- went back to class. I couldn’t cry. I couldn’t breathe. I felt everything and nothing. It all stung. I miss you sweetpea. I hope you are having the best day up there my Laly girl. Forever and always, your sugarplum💚

[cliffordthurlow]

HOW TO BE HAPPIER

We would all like to know how to be happier and the answer may be a lot more simple than we thought. Flor, Marsha, Iris, Pilin and Lali – happy to be together. I typed ‘how to be happier’ into Google and in 0.43 seconds received 228 million listings. Give each one two minutes and it will take almost a year (reading 24/7) to read them all. There are a lot of people writing about how to be happier…

[wildstar25]

Well. How about 9, 12, and 15?

lali-lets answer some questions-ho o/

9. How do they deal with their fame? Has it changed their relationship with their loved ones? Have they ever been tempted to use their fame for selfish reasons?

Arsay doesn't necessarily "deal" with her fame, if anything she is quite passive about it. If, lets say, a child came up to her with awe and admiration, she'd happily play up her role to bring a smile to their face. When people seek her out for her skills, she's there to help. She does enjoy being a famed warrior of light, though she'd be incredibly reticent to admit that to anyone.

Arsay spent a lot of her life feeling forgotten and she developed quite the complex about it tbh. She can't help but have some kind of satisfaction when some person she helped months ago comes back and treats her like an old friend. That alone is enough for her. She doesn't try to get special treatment and she's much too stubborn to accept handouts.

Getting closer to the scions and building those relationships up from friends to family also lessened her need for external validation from random citizens. She gains a lot more emotionally from knowing the people she deeply, truly cares about also hold her in their hearts and minds. That doesn't stop her from wanting to involve herself in world saving situations of course she does legitimately want to help whoever she can.

12. What do they think about redemption and forgiveness? Would they forgive an enemy? Would they forgive themselves?

For Arsay, actions speak louder than words! She runs on a thorough vibe check analysis lol. Were you bad yesterday? that sucks. Are you gonna do better today? Awesome! Yeah she gets mad and can hold ire towards particular actions that people have done - and some things cross the line completely - but for the most part if someone is making the effort to do good and/or be better now that's what counts to her.

Doing one good thing isn't enough though. That's why if she has met someone at their worst it takes a couple good interactions for her to place any trust in them. Gotta asses those vibes thoroughly 'n all. She wouldn't say it's forgiveness... more of giving someone another chance. Nero's an example of that for sure. Took her all to alphascape before she finally started to relax around him.

When it comes to herself and her own actions: I guess the same logic would apply! She keeps herself in check. If she fails, she'll get up and do better. For every disparaging thought that pops into her head, she'll put out twice the amount of positivity and hope that's enough. though again, this is not really forgiving herself & probably not healthy overall for her mental well being but! she will stay silly :3

15. How do they feel about the Ascians?

Oh boy so I am only at 5.4 so this answer is definitely in flux atm…

Throughout ARR to stormblood she really did think of them as no more than a thorn in her side. She absolutely hated how they manipulated otherwise well intentioned adventures to enact terrible schemes. She was legitimately frustrated that she couldn’t land the final blow on lahabrea in particular lol. As she headed into shadowbringers she really wanted nothing more than to put an end to them permanently.

After shb… well okay she still wants to stop them but it’s complicated. On one hand, she thinks the hole lot of them should just get on with the program! The world is different now, get used to it!! It’s so frustrating to her that they aren’t letting anyone have nice things >:(

On the other hand, she feels a lot of sympathy toward their ultimate goal. They just want their home and their loved ones back and safe. She knows how hard it can be to let go of the things you care about and what it’s like to be in denial about the reality I front of you. It was wandering through the streets of Amaurot that really got to her in particular. She felt such an immense loneliness from it all. It really got to her I think.

But on the other hand, the ascians have been responsible for so much pain and hardship. They continue to put her loved ones in peril and harm countless others. That’s shrimply not okay!! Even if they miss their home she will not give up hers! If the ascians cant be convinced with words, the edge of her blade will have to do.

Arsay will remember them for who they were and what they became.

[lali-hoe]

Hitmen: hey we've come to kill you. Do you want to choose the way you die?

Me: well, that depends. Either one of you a vampire?

[iceartzz]

Congratulations for 800+ 🎉♥️✨🎉♥️✨ !

If you still take request could you draw Maru! Frisk qwq ? Still gotta make a ref for her but anyway

Here ya go!

gotta start drawing the remaining requests since I reached 900 followers already XD

[paperandpencilsandskips]

ooo 6 for the voice asks or 25 + talk about some of the inspiration behind lali lopez? either would be awesome!!

This is the longest one yet, I won't be able to answer much more because my SoundCloud is running out of space lmao