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whitestopper · 1 year ago

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Bisexual media

Note: This should not be taken as a declaration of quality or my personal likings - I haven’t consumed all the media below. Not all of the shows focus on a bi protagonist but all do have at least one bi main character; a summary of main initial plot is provided. I will edit this post with updates intermittently.

TV Series

The Bisexual (2018) - Leila explores her attraction to men after identifying as a lesbian alongside her girlfriend and friends for the past decade, while her new roommate tries to get a grip on his relationship with a younger woman.

Black Mirror’s San Junipero - Yorkie meets Kelly in the strange setting of San Junipero. What’s the deal with this place, and what can make them stay?

Bob and Rose - Bob is gay. Rose has a boyfriend. Can I make it any more obvious? (I can - they find that they’re attracted to each other and deal with the implications and expectations of that.)

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Rebecca pursues her ex-boyfriend in the hopes of finding happiness. With a drastic move to West Covina, will she learn what happy feels like?

Cucumber - Henry’s life is upturned in one evening, then another, and then some more, while boyfriend Lance and new acquaintance Freddie come to terms with the present and the past.

Everything Now - Newly out of recovery from anorexia, Y11 student Mia is determined to complete her bucket list and be seen as normal.

Feel Good - Mae and Charlotte navigate a relationship challenged by Mae's drug addiction and Charlotte's new sexual discovery.

High Fidelity - Young record store owner Rob revisits her past relationships in order to sort out her singledom.

Kieta Hatsukoi - Aoki lies about having feelings for classmate Ida to protect the feelings of his crush Hashimoto. But misunderstandings and revelations cause a hullabaloo.

Torchwood - this Doctor Who spin-off features a collection of characters solving alien crimes.

Movies

Appropriate Behaviour - Brooklyn dweller Shirin deals with her ex-girlfriend, family expectations, job struggles and more.

The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant - in one of the few films with an all-female cast, the titular fashion designer navigates her relationships with her family, her live-in servant, and her cousin's attractive acquaintance.

City of Lost Souls - a German musical exploring the experiences of LGBT people, black people, Jewish people and immigrants in post-WW2 Berlin.

Disobedience - Ronit returns to her old Orthodox Jewish community after her father passes away, having been shunned for not adhering to cultural expectations.

Je, Tu, Il, Elle - A woman struggles in dealing with her break-up.

Shiva Baby - While at a Jewish funeral service with her family and community, college student Danielle navigates an awkward situation with her sugar daddy and her ex-girlfriend.

Books

@the-bi-library has an extensive collection of books, with specific collections based on genre, romantic endgame, intersecting identities (ie. protagonists of colour or disabled protagonists), etc.

The Literary Bisexual offers a smaller but thoroughly-reviewed collection of books from around the world.

I also recommend winners/noted entries for the Lambda Literary Award's Bisexual categories - there are other categories not specific to identity for which bisexual books can be nominated.

Fiction

You Could Be So Pretty (Holly Bourne) - In a world not too unlike our own, where girls and women can be Pretties or Objectionables, what will schoolgirls Belle and Joni make of their lives under the Doctrine after an incident brings them together?

Your Driver Is Waiting (Priya Guns) - Damani, a RideShare driver, falls hard for a white upper-class girl, but she's been grieving her father, caring for her mother and dealing with the ever-growing tension from protesters across the city. When Jolene acts with massive consequences, what will Damani be pushed to do for herself and her community?

Natural Beauty (Ling Ling Huang) - Our protagonist, a former piano prodigy, has had to abandon her potential in order to provide for her parents following a car crash. A job at a famous salon seems to fall into her lap as the solution, but there's always a price to pay for beauty.

Non-fiction

In The Dream House (Carmen Maria Machado) - Machado goes through her volatile relationship with The Woman From The Dreamhouse, intercut with musings on pop culture and history.

Strong Female Character (Fern Brady) - famous in British comedy circles, this autobiography follows Brady's life growing up in Scotland as an autistic woman.

You're Embarrassing Yourself (Desiree Akhavan) - from the Creator of The Bisexual and Appropriate Behaviour, this autobiography covers Akhavan's life as a bisexual Iranian in America.

Bisexuality research/history/essays

Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out

Bi: Notes for a Bisexual Revolution

Bi: The Hidden Culture, History and Science of Bisexuality

The Bi-ble Volumes 1 and 2

Claiming the B in LGBT - Illuminating the Bisexual Narrative

Go the Way Your Blood Beats - On Truth, Bisexuality and Desire

A History of Bisexuality

Purple Prose - Bisexuality in Britain

Music (This is for songs which are outright bisexual, not just songs inspired by bi experiences or by bi artists. Also, no Sweater Weather.)

Alicia Champion - Bi

Amber Fornoles - A Very Bisexual Song

Ana Carolina - Homens e Mulheres

Ani DiFranco- In or Out

Anne Marie - Perfect to Me

Bali Bandits - Girls & Boys

Book Of Love - Pretty Boys and Pretty Girls

Cariño - Bisexual

Chappell Roan - After Midnight

Christina Aguilera - Not Myself Tonight

Delli Boe - Bisexual Problems, Bisexual Problems 2

Demi Lovato - The Kind Of Lover I Am

dodie - In The Middle

Domo Wilson - Becoming Myself, Bi Pride, Bisexual Anthem

Halsey - Alanis' Interlude, Bad At Love

HOUSE OF SAY - Boys Girls

Janet Jackson - Tonight's The Night

Jão - Meninos e Meninas

Jesse - Girls & Boys

Jessie Paege, Lucy & La Mer - Not a Phase

King Kitty - Bisexual

Mad Tsai - Boy Bi

Megan Thee Stallion - Captain Hook

MIKA - Billy Brown, Blame It On The Girls

Miley Cyrus - Midnight Sky, She's Not Him

Missy Higgins - Scar

Mitski - Cop Car

Peaches - I U She

Peter Allen - Bi-Coastal

Poppy - Girls In Bikinis

Torrey Mercer - Boys / Girls

The Veronicas - Take Me On The Floor

will.i.am, Pia Mia - Boys & Girls

Ysa Ferrer - To bi or not to bi

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msc-ddv-ss · 1 year ago

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Character Request Sheet:

The list of all the characters I will write/take requests for:

Walt Disney Animated Movies:

Mickey Mouse and Friends:

Mickey Mouse

Donald Duck

Goofy

Minnie Mouse

Daisy Duck

Pluto

Pete

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs:

Snow White

The Evil Queen

The Seven Dwarfs

Pinocchio:

Pinocchio

Jiminy Cricket

Dumbo:

Dumbo

Timothy Q. Mouse

Bambi:

Bambi

Thumper

Flower

The Three Caballeros:

Panchito Pistoles

Jose Carioca

The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad:

Ichabod Crane

Mr. Toad

Cinderella:

Cinderella

Prince Charming

The Fairy Godmother

Alice in Wonderland:

Alice

The Mad Hatter

The Queen of Hearts

The Cheshire Cat

Peter Pan:

Peter Pan

Captain Hook

Tinkerbell

Wendy / John / Michael

Lady and the Tramp:

Lady

Tramp (Butch)

Sleeping Beauty:

Aurora

Prince Philip

Fauna / Flora / Merryweather

Maleficent

101 Dalmations:

Pongo

Perdita

Cruella De Vil

The Sword and The Stone:

Merlin

Wart (Arthur)

Madam Mim

The Jungle Book:

Baloo

Mowgli

Bagheera

King Louie

Shere Khan

The Aristocats:

Thomas O’Malley

Duchess

Marie / Toulouse / Berlioz

Robin Hood:

Robin Hood

Maid Marian

Little John

Prince John

Winnie the Pooh:

Winnie the Pooh

Christopher Robin

Tigger

Piglet

Eeyore

Rabbit

Kanga / Roo

Owl

The Rescuers:

Bernard

Miss Bianca

The Fox and The Hound:

Tod

Copper

The Black Cauldron:

Taran

Eilonwy

Fflewddur Fflam

Gurgi

The Horned King

The Great Mouse Detective:

Basil of Baker Street

Professor Ratigan

Oliver & Company:

Oliver

Dodger

Bill Cykes

The Little Mermaid:

Ariel

Prince Eric

Ursula

King Triton

Sebastian

Flounder

Beauty and The Beast:

Belle

The Beast

Gaston

Lumiere

Cogsworth

Aladdin:

Aladdin

Jasmine

The Genie

Jafar

The Nightmare Before Christmas:

Jack Skellington

Sally

Oogie Boogie

The Lion King:

Simba

Nala

Scar

Timon / Pumba

Rafiki

A Goofy Movie:

Goofy

Max Goof

Roxanne

Pocahontas:

Pocahontas

John Smith

Governor Ratcliffe

The Hunchback of Notre Dame:

Quasimodo

Esmeralda

Captain Phoebus

Claude Frollo

Hercules:

Hercules

Megara

Hades

Phil

Mulan:

Fa Mulan

Li Shang

Mushu

Shan Yu

Tarzan:

Tarzan

Jane

Clayton

The Emperor's New Groove:

Emperor Kuzco

Pacha

Yzma

Kronk

Atlantis: The Lost Empire

Milo Thatch

Princess Kida

Commander Rourke

Helga Sinclair

Lilo & Stitch:

Stitch

Lilo Pelekai

Nani Pelekai

Jumba

Pleakley

Treasure Planet: (Please Gameloft, I'm begging you...)

Jim Hawkins

John Silver

Captain Amelia

Dr. Delbert Doppler

Brother Bear:

Kenai

Koda

Home on the Range:

Maggie

Mrs. Calloway

Grace

Alameda Slim

Chicken Little:

Chicken Little

Buck Cluck

Meet the Robinsons:

Lewis

Wilbur Robinson

The Bowler Hat Guy

Bolt:

Bolt

Mittens

Rhino

The Princess and The Frog:

Tiana

Prince Naveen

Dr. Facilier

Louis

Mama Odie

Tangled:

Rapunzel

Flynn Rider / Eugene Fitzherbert

Mother Gothel

Wreck-It Ralph:

Wreck-It Ralph

Vanellope Von Schweetz

Fix It Felix

Sergeant Calhoun

King Candy / Turbo

Frozen:

Anna

Elsa

Kristoff

Olaf

Hans

Big Hero 6:

Hiro Hamada

Baymax

Gogo

Wasabi

Honey Lemon

Fred

Zootopia:

Judy Hopps

Nick Wilde

Chief Bogo

Moana:

Moana

Maui

Raya and the Last Dragon:

Raya

Sisu

Namaari

Encanto:

Mirabel Madrigal

The Madrigal Family

Strange World:

Searcher Clade

Ethan Clade

Meridian Clade

Jaeger Clade

Splat

Wish:

Asha

Valentino

King Magnifico

Live Action Movies:

Pirates of the Caribbean:

Captain Jack Sparrow

Will Turner

Elizabeth Swann

Hector Barbossa

Davy Jones

Enchanted:

Giselle

Robert Phillip

Prince Edward

Hocus Pocus:

Mary Sanderson

Sarah Sanderson

Winfred Sanderson

Pixar Movies:

Toy Story:

Woody

Buzz

Jessie

Bo Peep

Monsters Inc.:

James P. Sullivan

Mike Wazowski

Celia Mae

Randall Boggs

Boo

Finding Nemo:

Marlin

Nemo

Dory

Bruce

Hank

The Incredibles:

Mr Incredible

Elastigirl

Dash

Violet

Jack-Jack

Frozone

Syndrome

Edna Mode

Cars:

Lightning McQueen

Ratatouille:

Remy

Wall-E:

Wall-E

EVE

Up:

Carl Fredrickson

Russel

Dug

Kevin

Charles Muntz

Brave:

Merida

Coco:

Miguel Rivera

Hector Rivera

Mama Imelda Rivera

Ernesto De La Cruz

Onward:

Ian Lightfoot

Barley Lightfoot

Soul:

Joe Gardner

Luca:

Luca

Alberto

Giulia

Turning Red:

Meilin “Mei” Lee

Elemental:

Ember

Wade

Disney Television Animation Shows:

DuckTales:

Scrooge McDuck

Louie / Dewey / Huey Duck

Launchpad McQuack

Webby Vanderquack

Bentina Beakley

Phineas and Ferb:

Phineas Flynn

Ferb Fletcher

Candace Flynn

Perry the Platypus

Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz

Gravity Falls:

Dipper Pines

Mabel Pines

Grunkle Stan

Soos Ramirez

Wendy Corduroy

Bill Cipher

Amphibia:

Anne Boonchuy

Sprig Plantar

Polly Plantar

Hop Pop Plantar

Sasha Waybright

Marcy Wu

Owl House:

Luz Noceda

Edalyn Clawthorne

King Clawthorne

Amity Blight

Gus Porter

Willow Park

Hunter

Hooty

(The list will be updated whenever any new films release, new characters release in Dreamlight Valley, and when I feel comfortable writing for some of the other shows)

#ddlv community #disney #disney dreamlight valley #ddlv #ddlv rift in time #disney speedstorm #disney television animation #pixar #request page

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papillondusublime · 5 months ago

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Interesting new music to listen to (my recommendations):

“The Player”, Clara Mae: a raw and empowering song, with poetic interludes and aesthetics that flawlessly complement the lyrics.

“My Mother Told Me”, Ekaterina Shelehova: inspired by Russian folk music. The artist deeply touched my heart with her unique, angelic voice.

“Ojos Diamante”, Ximena Sariñana: about encountering hardship in love and wishing to be reassured by looking in one’s partner’s eyes

“Frailty of Nights”, Amr Shalaby: need piano music to loop endlessly? This one, you’ll listen to it on repeat, especially if you’re seeking something calm and majestically beautiful

“Nobody’s soldier”, Hozier: an anti-war song about the violence we’re witnessing from afar while feeling angry and hopeless. The white flag and the child doll in the music video gave me chills.

“luminary rainbows”, ionnalee: to whom it may concern

“Ghost in the Machine”, Raycheal Winters: a lyrical and musical masterpiece, about finding the inner strength to overcome trials and reach self-realization

“My Body’s My Buddy”: about loving and accepting one’s body throughout its changes, for the care, safety and experiences it offers

“Vampires”, Ha Vay: about our obsession with eternal youth, packed with references to fairytales and the fantasy genre

“Grandiose”, Pomme & Ichiko Aoba: the Japanese version of the third track of “les failles”, about wanting to be a mother while questioning if it’s a genuine desire or if it’s largely due to social influences

“Parasite”, Chløë Black: dark feminine energy, hell yeah! And with a pun between “parasites”, “Paris lights” and “Paradise”. Need I say more?

“That’s My Floor”, Magdalena Bay: another banger by this group of two, known for their hypnotic sound, references to Internet culture, surrealist visuals, existential undertones and experimental approach to music

“Dancing With Fire”, Sever the Light: like the title, the song is fire!

“Coloured Concrete”, Nemahsis: crafted with originality and intricate metaphors, this song perfectly captures the feeling of confusion while growing up. It’s the one that I related to the most.

Other songs that I wish I mentioned: Dark Night of the Soul (Simone Simons, ft. Ayreon), Pink Electric Shoes (Parov Stelar), Heartbreak Rodeo (Lily Meola), That’s Life (Luna Li), Eternals (Abstracted Minds), Offerings to the Gods (Othala), Plead (Ashley Kutcher), rush (Marco Luka), Can’t Stop Me Now (KAZIMI), Hung the Moon (Cults), Ethereal (TXMY x Freya Ridings), Thank Goodness (Hope Tala), beautiful girls get the ugliest world (carolesdaughter), Left of Me (Andrea Bejar), Come Alive (Phantogram), Say My Name (Cassyette), Skin & Bones (Silverstein), Drift Slow (Glasser), gonna have to trust you (Stephen Stanley), feelings don’t lie (Ofenbach & salem ilese), Shell of You (Lava La Rue), Another High (Mothica)

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dear-indies · 10 months ago

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hello cat and mouse! could you please give me some female actresses (and singers) that would work as a college student (aged between 21-32) that have folksinger vibes, please? thank you so much in advance 🍉

Camryn Grimes (1990)

Tanaya Beatty (1991) Da’naxda’xw / Himalayan.

Poppy Drayton (1991)

Bonnie Wright (1991) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Rose Matafeo (1992) Samoan / White - has spoken up for Palestine!

Ayça Ayşin Turan (1992) Turkish.

Kiana Madeira (1992) Black Canadian, Unspecified First Nations, White.

Lydia West (1993) Afro Montserratian / White.

Clark Backo (1993) Black Canadian.

Aisha Dee (1993) African Australian / White.

Lily Mae Harrington (1993)

Yalitza Aparicio (1993) Mexican of Mixtec and Triqui descent.

Tuğçe Açıkgöz (1993) Turkish.

Lee You Mi (1994) Korean.

Aimee Lou Wood (1994) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Özge Özacar (1995) Turkish.

Asia Jackson (1994) Ibaloi Filipino and African American - has spoken up for Palestine!

Esther Yu (1995) Chinese.

Lucy Dacus (1995) - is queer - has spoken up for Palestine!

Kahara Hodges (1995) Navajo, African-American, Mexican, English.

Katherine McNamara (1995)

Jessie Mei Li (1995) Hongkonger / White - is a gender non-conforming woman who uses she/they - has spoken up for Palestine!

Luca Hollestelle (1996)

Grace Van Dien (1996) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Josefine Frida Pettersen (1996) - has spoken up for Palestine!

Brittany O'Grady (1996) Louisiana Creole [African, French] / White.

Kwon Young-Eun (1997) Korean.

Kiera Allen (1997) - is paraplegic.

Morgan Holmstrom (1997) Metis of Cree descent, Ilocano and Sambal Filipino, possibly Tagalog Filipino.

Fiona Palomo (1998) Mexican.

Ethel Cain (1998) - is a trans bisexual woman - has spoken up for Palestine!

Daisy Edgar-Jones (1998)

Ella Hunt (1998) - is queer.

Bailee Madison (1999)

Hey anon! Admittedly, I don't know much about folk music but I think these all work?

#fc help #rph #rpc

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wurmeatworld · 8 months ago

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omg yes! Ive already seen a bunch of these and they are super amazing (2, 5, 7, 9)

For anyone looking to get into more video essays, here's some more I reccommend!

A Full GamerGate Retrospective | DEEP DIVE by Savy Writes Books - A deep dive chronicling every detail of GamerGate, from the events leading up to it to its impact that lasts to this day.

Anti-Whiteness Is Good, Actually by Philosynoir - An essay explaining Whiteness as a construct designed to oppress people of color.

Hogwarts Legacy, JK Rowling, and Trans Advocacy by Ro Ramdin - A look at the ethics of buying Rowling's merchandise given her rampant transphobia.

Do You Remember Marble Blast? A "Series" Retrospective by Patricia Taxxon - An review of the mechanics and design of Marble Blast and its biggest mods.

Debunking Matt Walsh's "What is a Woman?" by Jessie Gender - A thourough rebuttal to transphobic rhetoric that explores some of the deeper connections it has to fascism and racism.

The Evolution of Vampires in Pop Culture by Shanspeare - A history of the vampire and how the trope has evolved over time in pop culture.

The Romanticization of Problematic Content by Mia Cole - An examination of how creators can still thrive after being called out online.

Billions of Dead Genders: a MOGAI retrospective by Lily Alexandre - An essay examining MOGAI and why so many genders that have been coined have faded away into obscurity.

The Path - Psychological Horror in the Woods by Izzzyzzz - An analysis of a niche psychological horror game about girls in the woods.

The Lies of the Satanic Temple by Dead Domain - An exposé of the fascism and corruption of the founders and leaders of The Satanic Temple, and their attempts to cover it up.

The Neurosis of Cat Valentine by CJ the X - An analysis of the character traits and development if Ariana Grande's character in the Disney Channel show "Victorious".

How Fat Went Black by Foreign Man in a Foreign Land - A history of public perception of fat, and how racism turned it on its head.

Is it Okay to have Genitalia Preferences? by Kat Blaque - A nuanced take on genital preferences by a trans woman.

How "Anti Vaping" Ads Manupulate You by Maggie Mae Fish - A comparison of anti vaping ads to the war on drugs, and what that could mean.

Line Goes Up - The Problem With NFTs - by Folding Ideas - An in-depth look at cryptocurrency, NFTs, and Web 3.0, and their unsustainability.

ROBLOX_OOF.mp3 by Hbomberguy - If you havent watched this yet what are you doing. A deep dive into the true origins of the Roblox "oof" sound that descends into chaos once certain facts about a certain man are uncovered.

some recent very good video essays <3

James Baldwin and the Annihilation of Gender by Anansi's Library - stunning essay about gender, sexuality, and Blackness in the works of James Baldwin, and Moonlight (2016).

astronomy has a colonialism problem by Dr. Fatima - Libyan-American and former physicist Dr Fatima discusses the links between colonialism, scientific academia, and the Palestinian liberation movement.

Saltburn: The Tumblr-ification of Cinema by Broey Deschanel - fun essay on how Saltburn is a cheap rip-off of The Untalented Mr Ripley and refuses to admit it, and how such pastiche is a growing problem.

How Shirley Jackson exposed the horror of home life by Books n Cats

This Video Isn't Just About Taylor Swift. It's About You. by Alexander Avilla - a juggernaut of an essay about how so much of Taylor Swift's success is just about the weaponisation of whiteness in marketing.

Time Travelling While Black by Aishyo - comparative essay about media that portrays Black characters who time travel.

Why We Can’t Build Better Cities by Philosophy Tube - Abigail Thorn investigates the ideological links between gentrification and the 15-minute-city conspiracy theory.

Why Sci-fi Can't Fix Its White Savior Problem by Princess Weekes - an essay about how white supremacy and white feminism is baked into science fiction.

Eminem and the White Rapper Problem by F.D Signifier - a retrospective on Eminem's impact on rap, for better and worse.

Why YouTubers Hold Microphones Now by Tom Nicholas - a fascinating piece about how the slow corporatisation of YouTibe has impacted content creators' aesthetics over time, and how this is also a wider trend on the internet.

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theuniverseawakens347 · 3 months ago

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Again how do you live with Lee for 33 years / 34? But 23 on record Paula change but Lee herself w station 7 Steve Harvey stache Dunlap … I LITERALLY SHOWERE PHOTOS OF LEE N HOWARD TO YOY GUYS … OFF MY IPAD PHONE N TWITTER.

Crayy_crayy

… I ASKED FOR THERAPY FIRST AND CAME W MARGIE STILL INTACT FROM GILBRIONNA MURDER AT 4 … lost Margie at 14 to liver cancer.. 15 asked for a therapist ( Margie passed at 18 monrovia across from the high school a few blocks from downtown monrovia where they do the big Christmas tree - WHY YOU GOT HER STUFF ANIMALS FROM HER OFFICE ( MY TEDDY BEARA FROM MY BED I THREW OUT FROM EVERY FUCKING CHILDS COURT VISIT I WENT TOO + VINTAGE DOLLS MARGIE GAVE ME - our favorite Toy Story on our walks ) …

Anyways 1st therapist you had me go to was off larchmont after Margie .. I DID ONE OR TWO SESSIONS ( next to the make up beauty pink building - across from the eye doctor on the right going south bound - KAJA EYE STABBING ME 2014 and me getting it checked out ) .. anyways THAT BITCH WAS UR THERAPIST DRUGGIE BUDDY BACK IN THE DAY ( Paula why you got this similar Taylor - Kimberly) … but uncontrolled motion white lady black hair .. like that dyke* from American horror story BOBBY BLUSHAY MOM lookalike … 2 sessions at most and she was bias in favor of Lee being a good mother n me being a brat - told Lee I was uncomfortable and stopped going “why” - BC BITCH THATS UR THERAPIST SHE DONT CARE WHAT I GOTTA SAY YAL FUCKING OR MONEY LAUNDERING THRU THE MEDICAL OFFICE - THATS WEIRD LICK UP INFO RN 9:47 pm left lib….

So you get me Michelle Cayley at 16 I see her she’s black sagaftra building - keep it all in Lee acting insurance huh ucla bob hope … but Michelle at like 16/17 I said I was starting to feel uncomfortable ( living w white lol trying to survive being black and a good little nigger bc me making mistakes of ANY SORTS is extreme tension - Lee” you’re wasting my money on private school if you don’t learn shit ima send you to public school” - drops me off a day at John .. what’s that van ness* off pico ARLINGTON .. middle school … LEFT ME FOR A WHOLE DAY JUST RANDOMLY “we’re going to visit them school” get there then “okay I’ll get you at 3 “ 🫤🖕 - Taylor sr Paula Barton. Regina king .. daisy florez ur oj act like this too huh India Warren “ I wonder why our kids are …” 🫤 why YOU RESTARD DRUGG ADDICTS SEX ALCOHOLICS … anyways

I asked 1st if I was adhd or add - I took Tasha adderal and it helped me focus in class and I was stoked normally I’m WALKING AROUND STANDING UP BORED DOING SOMETHING ELSE TAKING MY SHOES OFF SITTING IN THE BACK OF THE CLASS DOODLING UNTIL UOU TURN THE TV ON SCIENCE CLASS OR HAVE A GOOD BOOK OR DISCUSSION - math was weird I always looked at the posted and counted down time to leave or talked w neighbors - chemistry bitch you really waisted my time - IF I DIDNT KNOW IF I WANTED TO LEARN MORE .. anyways side note took the adderal ( and again in college to get papers done and had 1/2 left over when I works ed equinox FUCKTARD LEAH ALEX OD .. really cause I was taking these myself SO HOW BITCH “oh it’s expired” - THAT DONT MEAN OD SO WHAT YOU DO IN BENS NAME AND ERIC ROTISSERIE SEEN YOU KENDALL RAVE DJ PARTY VANESSA PARIS - who called the cops Ben or Brian my Claudia) … 9:55 pm car …

Asked Michelle and we took a test for both adhd and add 1-6 questions / 1-8 questions ALONE I GOT 4/6 and 6/8 “we should look into further testing apothy and I’ll talk to ur mom “ - cool thank you leaves goes home and tell Lee I scared this and that I think I’ll need another testing - weird cashay bc you did PERFECTLY fine when you were first brought into the house and they wanted to test ur math and reading skills .. - 54th lied and TCS Evelyn “cashay I want you to write the class notes and I photo copy them for everyone” - okay weird why “ur writing is the neatest” - DO WHY I DO SYLVAN LEE AND REPEAT 5 th grade - YA GOT NATEANA TEST SCORES. - I DO MY WORK AND ALWAYS FIRST TO FINISH .. SIGNED NEIGHBOR TO MAE PINK HOUSE MR. HARRIS WHY YA SON BABY MOMA COMING TO MY SCHOOL AND TESTING ME - DONNIE KEYS .. “it’s a special test for you” - 54 didn’t really have testing EXCEPT FOR CAT 9 - MISS. KATZ WHY YOU KNOW LEE LESBO FRIEND DONNA AND CECELIA .. SHE MY 3 rd grade teacher who I cussed out for being all up in my GOTDAMN home business and not doing shit good for me - Janae mother. .. ALSO BITCH WHY YOU TEACH ME MATH WRONG N SPELLING PRETTY WRONG - standards for no fucking reason .. am I writing what the other kids are writing but not talking to no one - oops WHY YOU JUST AINT TALK TO ME AND ASK WTF - MAE CATCHING ME CUSS OUT MISS KATS IN FRONT OF THE CLASS BEFORE A DENTIST APPOINTMENT SAYING HER THOUGHTS. - black teacher w the dreads you falling in the parking lot “ cashay did it she got magic” NO BITCH YOU CLUMSPY FAT WEARING HEELS SANDALS THAT DONT WORK FOR YOU - HI NEW WAY WHY YOU PASS - GRANNY FLORENCE. .. MAE PAYNE. KILLUMINATI…

🫤🖕

But like I said I asked took the test w Michelle told Lee and the next session I have with the three of us michelle changes up bc Lee said “she’s not any of these things “ - how you know Lee !?? - “I WANA DIAGNOSE YOU SCHIZOPHRENIC BC UR SAYING AND WRITING PPL THOUGHTS WITHOUT US TALKING TO YOU” - FUCK YOU IN FULL FROM GOD. - ALL MY OTHER TELEPATHIC FAMILY .. but cashay is different .. BITCH I KNOW THATS WHY YOU KILLING ME AND WORKING OVER FUCKING TIME AND STALKING ME - “she reincarnates too” - Lee seen me flying in my pole and she felt the fear of god and heard the voices and her mom n dad and KNOW ITS BC OF ME AND DONT WANA GO TO THE PSYCHWARD HERSELF HOWARD INCLUDED - STOP FUCKING W ME TIMOTHY WILL BE NICE TO YOU 🙂💋

Anyways then I asked Michelle “okay I’m feeling very angrey and just out of place and “I know my mom had mental illness” ( FUCKING LYING ASS BITCH ASS LEE - me saying her thoughts out loud too bout Darniece- Michelle thoughts too ( you a therapist n not talking straight to me about that - weird. FIRED BITCH) ).. “but is this normal for a teen as in hormones or is this the start of a mental illness?” - NO UR PERFECTLY FINE .. SAID IN FRONT OF LEE .. then me saying “okay i just wna check bc sometimes i just feel so angry and mentally clouded I can’t get my thoughts into full words” - LEES THOUGHTS ( oh so bitch you telepathic huh Howard she say ur thoughts out loud!?? Since when!?? 2021 watching me like YOU SATAN LIECE OF HIDING LYING FUCKING SHIT BITCH ASS CUNT. )

- woosaaah.. anyways I’m not crazy .. I’m just a little Beyoncé telepathic and less Satan and you all know that or else why did you sign ndas of illuminating killing sprees of my godly family for the “free” masons

🤷‍♀️😊

- power puff girls HI MOMMY N COI .. you really Darniece huh - OKAY WEIRDOS YOU WANT ME TO EAT THAT LIE UP FOR YOU OR YOU JUST GOT HER CPN - YA FAT MOM during left eye murder switch em around Darniece a star but Coi growing up looking like her - DNA TEST BENZINO “bitch you is not that cute and we DID NOT SLEEP TOGETHER SOOOOO HOW TF IS COI PUR CHILD” - idk Howard sperm .. lol my Dominican daddy .. how you living off that con Howard

😊

Ronald Tom ( already fixed it Janet) NUGENTS.

- HI BLACK LADIES OUT WHITE IS SLAVE OWNERS THRU BUSINESS SPERMING AND MAD MY MAFIA OUTS THEIRS lalalaalalalalalaalalalalalalalalal

- DONT EVER FUCKING TRY ME AGAIN YOU STUPID FUCKING PIECES OF SHIT. - RESPECTFULLY it’s truly.

FUCK YOU BITCH - DARNIECE LEE she likes you 😉 Howard lololololololololololol

- YOU WANTED A PAYCHOPATH CHILD SOLOLL FUCKING BAD WHERES HARDLEY JOKER.

- split personality Lee I think you need Howard n Charles Manson award FOR DUMMBEST CUNTS ALIVE.

- my period is coming - I SEE BLOOD PPL. 💋💋🖕🖕

10:14 pm lees a whore a liar ass Satan bitch huh Howard peltko so ARE you - split bodies fake Teistan and cashay kingg 🙂🖕

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CHARACTER LIST

Fine, I'm fine - Fifi He/him, 23, pansexual "talks like this" tagline is: "Everything's fine! [Fifi]" - 20XX - Mana He/him, 23, pansexual "talks like this" tagline is: "Slut for keychange! [Mana]" - NRFTW - Chon Wick He/him, 22, pansexual "talks like this"

tagline is: "YEEHAW MOTHERFXCKS! [Chon Wick]" - Count Eleven - Elve He/They, 24, unlabeled "talks like this"

tagline is: "One two eleven count! [Elve]" - TTDL - Linear He/they/it, 24, unlabeled "talks like this"

tagline is: "breath in and out [Linear]" - Aw/mT - Astronaut He/him, 22, pansexual "talks like this"

tagline is; "the universe keeps on going [Astronaut]" - TFFTT triplets - Birch, Woods, Asher Birch - he/him, 24, bisexual Woods - he/they, 24, unlabeled Asher - he/it, 24, panromantic Birch "talks like this" Woods "talks like this" Asher "talks like this"

taglines are: "TRIPLETS BORN, THE FOREST WAITS! [TFFTT triplets]" /ref "the trees have eyes [Birch]" "handprints are red for a reason buddy [Woods]" "let me burn them down [Asher]" - YSLLB - Louis He/They, 24, pansexual

"talks like this"

tagline is: "Yes I look like Louis Burdette I am him! [Louis]" - The before - Atticus He/It, 22, unlabeled

"talks like this"

tagline is: "So many emotions so little time to process [Atticus]" - Covered in discontent - Moss He/Him, 22 - 23, pansexual

"talks like this"

tagline is: "Legends I will tell and travel to [Moss]" - Mario is dead - Mari He/it, 22, unlabeled?

"talks like this"

tagline is: "MARIO IS DEAD!! [Mari]" - Heal - Medic He/they, 24, unlabeled

"talks like this"

tagline is: "the evil power draws nearby [Medic]" - THD.PH - Devil He/They, 23, pansexual

"talks like this"

tagline is: "Shut up you're stupid [Devil]" - WW.PH triplets - Jouse/Jerry, Tomcat (Tom), Willard Jerry - he/it, 23, unlabeled Tomcat - he/it, 23, unlabeled Willard - he/him, 23, panromantic

Jerry "talks like this" Tomcat "talks like this" Willard "talks like this"

taglines are: "Were the MAIN CHARACTERS so you have to like us! [WWPH triplets]" "cheese is tasty! [Jerry]" "Milk is being craved right now... [Tomcat]" "... [Willard]" - Ego - Cage He/they, 23, pansexual

"talks like this"

tagline is: "imperfection grew on me [Cage]" - CJ.PH - Mae He/him, 23 - 24, pansexual

"talks like this"

tagline is: "lies in black and white [Mae]" - K.K cruisin' - Slider He/him, 23, unlabeled

"talks like this"

tagline is: "want some bubblegum? [Slider]" - GW,ORTLH - Announcer/Narrator/Mathias He/they/it, ??? (the oldest), no labeled (supposedly pansexual)

"talks like this"

tagline is: "let me tell you a story~ [Announcer/Narrator/Mathias] - CCCC quad - Mr. Helio, Mr. Lune, Mr. Patho, Mr. Harmonia Mr. Helio - he/it, 22, pansexual Mr. Lune - he/they, 22, pansexual Mr. Patho - he/they/it, 22, pansexual Mr. Harmonia - he/him, 23, pansexual

Helio "[talks like this]" Lune "(talks like this)" Patho "{talks like this}" Harmonia "talks like this"

taglines are: "We think we're playing in a band! [CCCC quad]" "My logic is the absolute. [Mr. Helio]" "Think of these thoughts as hackened. [Mr. Lune]" "Call me your host or call me insane! [Mr. Patho]" "The whole world and you! [Mr. Harmonia]" - Drum covers - Charles He/him, 21 (the youngest), pansexual

"talks like this"

tagline is: "Charlotte I wanna know you more! [Charles]" - The Ship of Theseus - Theseus He/him, 21 - 22, unlabeled

"talks like this"

tagline is: "build and build until it's different [Theseus]" - Original Character - Muse She/They/it, 23, uranic

"talks like this"

tagline is: "winter valentine love you all the time [Muse]" - BONUS CHARACTER - Clunk it/it's, no age, unlabeled

funky robot fella!

tagline is: "I am Clunk"

BONUS CHARACTER 2 - Darrell/Daralle it/it's, no age, chicken

it's the hen!!

tagline is: "bawk bawk!" -

more will be added once there's more!

#cj hms #cccc #cccc rp #sort of #chonnyverse #STUDIO SNEEBS RP #cccc heart #cccc mind #cccc soul #cccc whole #chonny jash power hours #chonny tmph #chonny thdph #chonny wwph #chonny cjph #sorry for such a long list but I had to HAHAH!! /ooc

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Thursday, April 4, 2024

THE EPITAPH VOL. 78 - WARNER ARCHIVE MARCH RELEASES EDITION!

THE EPITAPH VOL. 78

WARNER ARCHIVE MARCH RELEASES EDITION!

3 GODFATHERS (1948) - LITTLE DRUMMER GIRL (1984) - THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT (1940) - STAND AND DELIVER (1984) - THE BOOB (1926) & WHY BE GOOD? (1929) - MONEY TALKS (1997)

3 GODFATHERS (1948)

Label: Warner Archive

Region Code: Region-Free

Rating: Unrated

Duration: 106 Minutes 16 Seconds

Audio: English DTS-HD MA 2.0 Dual-Mono with Optional English

Video: 1080p HD Fullscreen (1.37:1)

Director: John Ford

Cast: John Wayne, Pedro Armendariz, Harry Carey, Jr., Ward Bond, Mae Marsh, Jane Darwell, Ben Johnson

In the John Wayne/John Ford team-up 3 Godfathers based on Peter B. Kyne's 1913 novel, which had already been screen adapted several time before, including one by Ford himself. Here we have three desperados Bob Hightower (John Wayne, The Shootist), Pete (Pedro Armendáriz, Fort Apache) and The Abilene Kid (Harry Carey Jr., Rio Grande) ride into Welcome, Arizona to rob the bank. They make their escape on horseback but Pete is shot and wounded in the process, and Sheriff Buck Sweet (Ward Bond, Rio Bravo) manages to shoot a hole in their water bag leaving them without water to quench their thirst. Now wandering the desert looking for water and the keen sheriff always one step ahead of them, keeping them from nearby water supplies. They become lost during a sandstorm and losing their horses the trio end-up at a dried-up watering hole where they they come upon a covered wagon, inside is the Sheriff's niece in labor with a child. They aid her in giving birth, but she dies from complications of birthing, but not before she name the baby "Robert William Pedro Hightower" after the names of the men, making them promise to save her baby, and naming the godfathers of the child, which they out to do, but when the Sheriff discovers his daughter's death he blames in on the three desperados. This is a wonderful Technicolor shot western with a terrific cast, the Death Valley backdrop is stunning, especially during the windstorm scenes that look fantastic in restored HD. The restoration looks fantastic, extras include a beautifully restored version of MGM's earlier black and white version Three Godfathers (1936), directed by Richard Boleslavski and starring Chester Morris and Lewis Stone, plus Trailers for both film. I love having the earlier version on here as well, it makes for an interesting contrast and compare as the earlier version is much grimmer, with the Bob character played by Morris being a cutthroat killer, and heavier on the religious analogy, and it's also beautifully shot, making this a fantastic double-feature.

Special Features:

- Three Godfathers (1936) (80:59) (1080p HD 1.33:1, DTS-HD MA 2.0 Dual Mono with Optional English Subtitles)

- Original Theatrical Trailer (1948) (3:20)

- Original Theatrical Trailer (1936) (1:59)

LITTLE DRUMMER GIRL (1984)

Label: Warner Archive

Region Code: Region-Free

Rating: R

Duration: 130 Minutes 34 Seconds

Audio: English 2.0 Stereo with Optional English Subtitles

Video: 1080p HD Widescreen (1.85:1)

Director: George Roy Hill

Cast: Diane Keaton, Yorgo Voyagis, Klaus Kinski, Sami Frey

In this overstuffed thriller Diane Keaton (Annie Hall) stars as Charlie, an American stage actress working in Europe is recruited by Israeli Intelligence agency Mossad to go undercover to track down a Palestinian terrorist Khalil (Sami Frey, Black Widow) who is targeting high-profile Jews. Directed by George Roy Hill (Funny Farm) and adapted from the 1983 novel of the same name by John le Carré this cloak and dagger thriller also features Klaus Kinski (Aguirre, the Wrath of God) as Israeli spymaster Martin Kurtz, Yorgo Voyagis as spy Joseph who seduces and recruits Charlie, pulling her into a web of lies that ends up with her acting a double-agent being taken to Beirut to train at a terrorist camp before being send on assignment by Khalil to assassinate a Jewish professor. The film takes us to London, Munich, Athens, Jerusalem and Beirut , there's a menagerie of characters that float in and out that make it a bit difficult to stay focused on the main plot. Also not helping is that the film is so overstuffed that character motivations are merely sketches, I never did quite figure out how a pro-Palestinian anti-Zionist left-wing actress was successfully recruited by Israeli intelligence to their cause, let alone to seduce and kill for them. Needless to say, in these current times this is an interesting premise that might get some attention now that its making it;s HD debut, but I doubt it will generate much conversation in that it feels so muddled and muted. This is one that I had never seen nor heard of until it was announced, coming from the director of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, The Sting, Funny Farm and The World According to Garp, I was curious about it, but did not end up loving it, even Kinski seems subdued unmotivated this time around, and you could usually count on madman Kinski to deliver the goods, but like everyone else he seems to be struggling with the material. The Blu-ray from Warner Archive is handsomely restored and filmic with uncompressed audio, the only extras is a Trailer.

Special Features:

- Original Theatrical Trailer (1:49)

THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT (1940)

Labe: Warner Archive

Region Code: Region Free

Rating: Unrated

Duration: 95 Minutes

Audio: English DTS-HD MA 2.0 Dual-Mono with Optional English Subtitles

Video: 1080p HD (1.33:1)

Director: Raoul Walsh

Cast: George Raft, Ann Sheridan, Ida Lupino, Humphrey Bogart, Gale Page, Alan Hale, Roscoe Carns

Amidst the Great Depression independent truckers Joe and Paul Fabrini are barely making ends meet, and at the start of the film are three payments behind on their rig. Paul (Humphrey Bogart, The Maltese Falcon) dreams of spending more time with his wife, and holding down a corporate gig with steady hours and pay, while and Joe (George Raft, Scarface) has his eye on becoming a trucking bigwig someday. At a diner Joe encounters red-haired Cassie Hartley (Ann Sheridan, Angels with Dirty Faces), who is easy on the eyes and quick-witted, they start a relationship and shortly after Paul loses an arm in an accident after he falls asleep at the wheel. Joe ends up accepting a managerial job working for a trucking outfit run by Ed Carlson (Alan Hale Sr.) but finds himself ducking come-on by the guy's wife Lana Carlson (Ida Lupino, The Big Knife), who is straight-up troub le from her first second on screen. Tired of her drunken husband she murders him and offers Joe a 50% stake in the company, with strings attached, 'natch. However, when Joe announces he's getting married she confesses to the crime, but she's gonna take Joe with her! Joe of her husband's murder in this hard-edged, classic drama directed by Raoul Walsh (High Sierra) starts off as an engrossing wildcat trucker melodrama and evolves into a damn fine noir-tinged thriller with Ida Lupino stealing the show as the increasingly unhinged Mrs. Carlson. Bogart is also terrific, but he plates third fiddle after Lupino's femme fatale and stand-up guy Raft, maybe even fourth after the wisecracking Sheridan who is fantastic as well, but he has presence to spare, and it's not surprise that he went onto Hollywood icon status not long after. The Blu-ray from Warner Archive looks impressive in HD, not a blemish to squint at anywhere, solid grayscale and largely filmlike. Extras include a Lux Radio Theater Broadcast starring George Raft and Lana Turner; a 11-min featurette with historians Leonard Maltin, Eric Lax, and Robert Osborne waxing nostalgic; a vintage 19-min musical-comedy short, plus the trailer.

Special Features:

- Lux Radio Theater Broadcast with George Raft and Lana Turner (6/2/41) (44:22)

- Featurette: Divided Highway - The Story of They Drive By Night (10:35)

- Vintage WB Short SWINGTIME IN THE MOVIES (1938) (19:09)

- Original Theatrical Trailer (1:51)

STAND AND DELIVER (1984)

Label: Warner Archive

Region Code: Region-Free

Rating: PG

Duration: 103 Minutes 33 Seconds

Audio: English DTS-HD MA 2.0 with Optional English Subtitles

Video: 1080p HD Widescreen (1.85:1)

Director: Ramon Menendez

Cast: Edward James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips, Rosana De Soto, Andy Garcia, Ingrid Oliu, Vanessa Marquez, Estelle Harris

The based-on-a-true-story drama Stand and Deliver (1988) is directed by Ramón Menéndez (Money For Nothing), and stars Edward James Olmos (Blade Runner) as Jaime 'Kemo' Escalante, a quirky teacher at a East Los Angeles inner-city high school where the students routinely under perform academically. When he learns that the school accreditation is on the line he sets the goal of having his kids not only learn calculus but to have them ace the Advanced Placement Calculus by their senior year. The unruly kids are initially reluctant and difficult to reign in, but he wins them over through his oddball and unconventional ways of teaching. This is one of those feel good inspirational movies that while largely embellished and dramatized for cinematic effect is was quite an enjoyable watch when I saw it on cable numerous times as a teen, if a bit trite when pitted against reality these days. That's not to say their are not teachers out there who go above and beyond for their kids, there absolutely are and I was lucky to had a few myself, but this is just a bit too saccharine and overly dramatized to ever hot on an emotional level for me, especially now as a jaded adult, this feels like a Hollywood fairytale more than anything resembling reality. The film also stars Lou Diamond Phillips (Supernova) as a gang member who initially gives Kemo hassles, other actors playing students include Ingrid Oliu (Hellhole), and the late Vanessa Marquez (Maniac Cop III: Badge of Silence), plus keep an eye out for Estelle Harris (George's mom from Seinfeld!) as a the principal's secretary and Andy Garcia (Geostorm) who plays an agent from the Educational Testing Service who show up to investigate how a group of poor inner-city kids could do so well, suspecting cheating has transpired. That said, this was/is a popular movie, hard to believe it's only now debuting on Blu-ray thanks to the Warner Archive, who do a terrific job restoring it for it's Blu-ray debut.

Special Features:

- Original Theatrical Trailer

THE BOOB (1926) & WHY BE GOOD? (1929) SILENT CLASSICS DOUBLE-FEATURE

Label: Warner Archive

Region Code: Region-Free

Rating: Unrated

Duration: 60 Minutes 15 Seconds (The Boob) / 81 Minutes 22 Seconds (Why Be Good?)

Audio: DTS-HD MA 2.0 Dual-Mono

Video: B&W 1080p HD Fullscreen (1.33:1)

Director: William A. Wellman & William A. Seiter

Cast: Gertrude Olmstead, George K. Arthur, Joan Crawford, Charles Murray, Colleen Moore

In The Boob (1926) simple country boy Peter Good (George K. Arthur), the titular boob. is crestfallen when his former gal Amy (Gertrude Olmsted) becomes infatuated by city dandy Harry Benson (Antonio D’Algy). His friend Cactus Jim comes up with a plan to win her back by dressing up Peter in a poor-fitting cowboy outfit and arming him with a six-shooter, so he can round-up some alleged bootleggers, ti impress her. Also around are Peter's pal Ham Bunn and his faithful dog Benzine, the latter of whom actually provides most the this flick's entertainment. The plot involves Peter storming a local club The Booklovers, an alleged book-themed speakeasy. It turns out that Benson is a bootlegger, and we also get an early appearance from Joan Crawford (Strait-Jacket) as an undercover prohibition agent. The silent-era sight gags and comedy are a tad uninspired, but the slapstick shenanigans are not without charm. An early film from director William A. Wellman (Westward the Women) didn;t exactly set my eyeballs on fire but still an interesting comedy surio of the silent era.

The second half of this silent era double-feature is WHy be Good? (1929) wherein wide-eyed star Colleen Moore (The Scarlett Letter) plays vivacious jazz-era flapper Pert Kelly, who is a good girl who works at a department store, but loves to dance in the trendy flapper fashions, have a good time, and enter dance competitions, much to the chagrin of her father who feel the lifestyle is immoral. After a night on the town she meets Winthrop Peabody Jr (Neil Hamilton, Commissioner Gordon from the 60's Batman TV show!) and hit it off bigtime, but it turns out he's the son of her employer which creates complications at the workplace when it is revealed that he is the new personnel manager at the store, but that his father had forbade him to date the staff. This one has more substance that The Boob, a good mix of melodrama and comedy, some fantastic dancing sequences, but it's Olmstead who singularly steals the show here, such a cutey, as her virtue is put to the test by Winthrop. Both flicks looks stellar with handsome restorations that are quite stunning for these nearly century old films, the latter shows some scratches and both of brief moments of wonky contrast but otherwise these look marvelous. The Boob is a silent film, but we do get a fun piano score by Arthur Barrow that was added to the film in 2003, and Why Be Good? which is a sound-comedy features the original Vitaphone soundtrack with musical score, sound effects and synchronized singing, though no other audible dialogue. The Vitaphone soundtrack is nicely restored but does have a light layer of hiss, but never rising to the level of distraction. No extras for this silent-era double-feature but seeing these nearly 100 year-old comedies get loving restorations is treat enough for me.

Special Features:

- None

MONEY TALKS (1997)

Label: Warner Archive

Region Code: Region-Free

Rating: R

Duration: 96 Minutes

Audio: English DTS-HD MA 2.0 Dual-Mono with Optional English Subtitles

Video: 1080p HD Widescreen (2.39:1)

Director: Brett Ratner

Cast: Chris Tucker, Charlie Sheen, Heather Locklear, Gerard Ismael, Paul Sorvino

I am used to Warner Archive unearthing flicks from the 30's through the 6o's that are new to me, but it's pretty rare that I see them bring a 90's flick to Blu-ray that I have never heard of previously, as is the case with this Bret Ratner (Rush Hour) directed action-comedy starring Chris Tucker (The Fifth Element) as Franklin Hatchett, a fast-talking small time car wash hustler in L.A. who gets busted after the meddling of tabloid TV reporter James Russell (Charlie Sheen, The Boys Next Door). On a prison bound bus Franklin is seated next to French criminal Raymond Villard (Gerard Ismael, The Last Romantic Lover) when his crew attack the transport, in the bloody aftermath Franklin is wrongfully accused of killing cops, he manages to escape with his life but seeks out the help of news reporter Russell, and both end up wrongfully accused and on the run from the law and Villard and his henchmen. If you're a fan of Rush Hour this certainly falls into that sweet spot of urban action-comedy, we have a straight man, the annoying antics of Tucker, and plenty of L.A. scenery. There's also a stellar cast here, we have both Paul Gleason (Sixteen Candles) and Daniel Roebuck (Dudes) as detectives, Heather Locklear (The Return of Swamp Thing) as James fiancé, Elise Neal (Mission To Mars) as Paula Franklin's pregger girlfriends, plus Paul Sorvino (The Stuff) and Veronica Cartwright (Invasion of the Body Snatchers) as James's soon to be in-laws. Super breezy, action-packed and slickly made, this was a fun 90's action-comedy that delivered everything I expected, car chases, shoot outs, explosions galore, and snappy banter between the leads. The new scan looks terrific with excellent depth and clarity, color reproduction pleases with lots of punchy highlights, and the uncompressed audio is solid. The only extras is a Trailer, which is a bummer, but otherwise a top-notch A/V presentation for an underserved flick.

Special Features:

- Original Theatrical Trailer

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Synopsis: An anthropology of famous stories from around the world retold through the lens of legendary and lesser known anime, with modern twists, turns, and lessons about. From the depths of the sea in DBZ: Waves of Freedom (The Little Mermaid) to the realm beyond the clouds in One Piece: Beyond The Sky (Jack and The Beanstalk), this ever expanding treasury of tales has something for everyone.

Framing Device: An anime loving teenager is telling classic fairytales to the kids they babysit as bedtime stories- with a twist!

Side Note: Nursery Rhymes being adapted is more for Shrek. So they won’t be here- sorry about that. But they do a good job at it. This anthology is meant for readers 12 and up, due to some of the themes in some of the stories.

Btw, look for the posts that have anime ever after on them as one of their tags. Here’s the list of tales (So Far):

Dragon Ball Z: Waves of Freedom (The Little Mermaid)

My Hero Academia: Heart of Glass (Cinderella)

Attack on Titan: Red Hood (Little Red Riding Hood)

One Piece: Beyond The Sky (Jack and The Beanstalk)

Naruto: Sleeping Shadow (Sleeping Beauty)

Sword Art Online: The Match Player (The Little Match Girl)

FullMetal Alchemist: Iron Wolves (The 3 Little Pigs)

Fairy Tail: Mirrors of Deceit (Snow White)

Inuyasha: Soul of The Beast (Beauty and The Beast)

Bleach: Brushes of Fate (The Magic Paintbrush)

Fruits Basket: The 12 Dancing Zodiacs (12 Dancing Princesses)

Black Clover: The Frog Knight (The Frog Prince)

Hunter X Hunter: Spreading Your Wings (The Ugly Duckling)

Demon Slayer: Demon of The Northern Wind (The Snow Queen)

Black Butler: Beyond The Tower (Rapunzel)

Yu Yu Hakusho: Sweet Temptation (Hansel and Gretel)

Doraemon; Fearless Feline (Puss in Boots)

Gintama: Peachy Keen (Momotaro)

Sailor Moon: Lady of The Waxing Moon (Princess Kaguya)

Haikyuu: Bear-ly Faltering (Snow White and Rose Red)

Railgun: Little Warriors, Big Impacts (Thumbelina)

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All That Glitters (Rumplestiltskin)

Yu Gi Oh: Diamond in The Rough (Aladdin)

Konosuba: The Royal Test (The Princess and The Pea)

Tokyo Ghoul: The Crimson Amulet (The Red Shoes)

Akame Ga Kill: Fashion Gambit (The Emperor’s New Clothes)

Ouran High School Host Club: Wings of Perseverance (The Wild Swans)

Rurouni Kenshin: The Ronin’s Trials (The Steadfast Tin Soldier)

Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagan: Cage of Steel, Heart of Platinum (The Nightingale)

Cowboy Bebop: Written in The Stars (The Weaver Girl and The Cowherd)

Death Note: The Golden Pen (King Midas)

Neon Genesis Evangelion: No Strings Attached (Pinocchio)

Fate: The Chosen Sword (King Arthur)

BanG Dream!: Melody of Deceit (The Pied Piper)

Code Geass: The Princess and The Pig Man (The Swineherd)

Jujitsu Kaisen: The Light Within (The Buried Moon)

Blue Exorcist: Blazing Bonds (The Firebird)

Spy X Family: Secret of The Statue (The Happy Prince)

Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic: The Enchanted Key (Alibaba and The 40 Thieves)

Re:Zero: Gilded Feathers (The Golden Goose)

Saint Seiya: Divine Trials and Godly Tribulations (The 12 Labors of Hercules)

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya: Claws of Gold, Hearts of Gold (Goldilocks and The 3 Bears)

One Punch Man: A Hero’s Humility (King Thrushbeard)

Future Diary: Wishful Obsession (The Fisherman and His Wife)

Sket Dance: A Tale of Three Tricksters (The 3 Billy Goats Gruff)

Precure (All seasons): The Sweetest Holiday Ever (The Nutcracker)

Food Wars: A Recipe For Courage (The Brave Little Tailor)

Spice and Wolf: Against All Odds (The Princess on The Glass Hill)

Noragami: Stolen Sun (Amaterasu and The Cave)

Monogatari: Secret Confidants (The Elves and The Shoemaker)

Steins;Gate: Azure Secrets (Bluebeard)

Tokyo Revengers: Neverlanding, Never Faltering (Peter Pan)

The Promised Neverland: Emerald Truths (The Wizard of Oz)

Toriko: Sweet Pursuit (The Gingerbread Man)

Kill La Kill: A Royal Mix Up (The Prince and The Pauper)

World Trigger: The Silent Springtime (The Selfish Giant)

The Seven Deadly Sins: Curse of Shade and Malice (The Shadow)

Cardcaptor Sakura: Salt and Sugar (The Salt Princess/Cap O Rushes)

Assassination Classroom: Honeyed Words (Diamonds and Toads)

Way of The House Husband: Out of The Cage (Jorinda and Joringel)

Danganronpa The Animation (It covers all the games): Makoto in Wonderland (Alice in Wonderland)

D Gray Man: Song of The Sparkling Swan (Swan Lake)

Persona 5 The Animation: Way Down We Go (Hades and Persephone)

Soul Eater: United We Stand (The Six Who Went Far)

Puella Magi Madoka Magica: The 5 Magical Musketeers (The 3 Musketeers)

Aggretsuko: Four Man Band (The Bremen Town Musicians)

Tokyo Godfathers: A Holiday Journey (A Christmas Carol)

Revolutionary Girl Utena: Emotions Set Free (The Princess Who Never Smiled)

Sonic X: True, Blue, and Noble (Hans The Hedgehog)

Magiknight Rayearth: Noble Flame, Changing Tide, and Guiding Wind (The 3 Princesses of Whiteland)

A Silent Voice: Beyond All Boundaries (East of The Sun, West of The Moon)

A Whisker Away: A Feline Fairytale (The White Cat)

Your Name: A Little Bird Told Me (The Singing, Springing, Lark)

Love Live: A Fateful Adventure (Journey to The West)

Captain Tsubasa: Winging It (The Seven Ravens)

The Ancient Magus Bride: Entrapped Beauty (The Lindworm)

Overlord: Seeds of Trust (The Juniper Tree)

Delicious in Dungeon: Cooking Up Trouble (The Magic Porridge Pot)

Medaka Box: The Truth Above All (The Goose Girl)

Chainsaw Man: Demonic Assistance (The Golden Bird)

Taikobo: Legend of The Lost Kingdom (Urashima Taro)

Revue Starlight: Masked Secrets (Phantom of The Opera)

Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin: Path of The Canine (The Boy Who Cried Wolf)

Dr. Stone: Into The Wilderness (The Jungle Book)

Fire Force: The Flames of Charity (Robin Hood)

Shaman King: Mystery of The Marsh (The Marsh King’s Daughter)

Rave Master: Cloak of Secrets (Donkeyskin/Many Furs)

Ranma 1/2: Loyal, Brave, and True (Mulan)

Karakuri Circus: The House Within The Woods (Vasilisa The Brave and Beautiful)

Devilman Crybaby: Three Hairs of Gold (The Devil With 3 Golden Hairs)

The Irregular at Magic High School: Ring of Enchantments (The Bronze Ring)

Bobobo: One Hairy Tale (Prince Hyacinth)

Shakugan No Shana: Three Dogs, Three Heroes (The Tinderbox)

Nisekoi: Yellow With Affection (The Yellow Dwarf)

Kaiju No. 8: Don’t Get Salty (Why The Sea is Salty)

Kinnikuman: A Mission in Patience (The Tortoise and The Hare)

Oshi No Ko: The Price of Stardom (Little Brother and Little Sister)

Case Closed: Stolen Hearts and Stolen Fortunes (The Master Thief)

Pokemon The Series: An Electrifying Rescue (The Lion and The Mouse)

Hyperdimension Neptunia: The Animation: A Tale of a Thousand and One Nights (1,001 Arabian Nights)

Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai: A Ribbiting Adventure (The Frog Princess)

Dr. Slump: A Quacktastic Journey (Drakestail)

Katekyo Hitman Reborn: Windows to The Soul (One Eyes, Two Eyes, Three Eyes)

Kochikame: From Faux to Genuine (Don Quixote)

Yo-Kai Watch: Cat Artist Unknown (The Boy Who Drew Cats)

Kaguya-Sama: Love is War: To Love and To Be Loved (Turandot)

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: Feathers of Joy (The Blue Bird)

DanMachi: Forgotten Evil Unleashed (Pandora’s Box)

Hellsing Ultimate: Blood Ties (Dracula)

Claymore: The Monster Unleashed (Frankenstein)

Thanks to @sam-rexian and @crystallinedreamsfinelypowdered for helping with some of these!

#Anime ever after #livi’s rambles

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shinranweek · 2 years ago

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Prompt: Flying to Los Angeles

Rating: Gen

Word Count: 3395

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Mae doesn’t know why people would come to a Flight Museum to see photographs, but it’s the fourth day the man has been here. On the first day Mae passed him in the gallery but did not pay attention, but on the second day he was still there, in the same spot. On the third day, Mae did not go to the exhibition but she knew he was there because Tou-san told her and Kaa-san about him at dinner. He saw the visitor in the security camera footage.

“Doesn’t look like a thief,” Tou-san said. “But we should keep an eye on him.”

On the fourth day, Mae wanders back into the Flight and Light photo exhibition. It is Thursday. The galley is long and blue, the photos unblinking and tense, the man stands still. He wears a blue suit jacket. She’s not supposed to talk to strangers, but nothing can happen in a museum.

“What are you doing?”

The visitor’s shoulders bounce and freeze: Mae has startled him. The museum is quiet. He glances down and smiles. “I’m waiting for someone,” he explains.

Mae blinks. “But you were here yesterday too.”

If he asks her how does she know, Mae would proudly announce that both Kaa-san and Tou-san work here, and maybe warn him against theft. But the visitor’s smile sparkles. “Oh, you’re a kid of the staff here.”

“How did you know?”

“I’m a detective,” the visitor says.

Mae looks at the visitor. Detectives in TV shows look older than him; they often wear black, shiny leather jackets or suits, and they shout at people or get hurt a lot. Kaa-san doesn’t let her watch most of the shows. Mae spots no scars on his face. He speaks calmly too.

“Okay,” Mae says. “Are you here to catch a bad guy?”

“No, I’m just here to wait for someone,” the detective turns his gaze back to the photo. “I promise you I’m not here to steal anything.”

His tone drops from lukewarm to neutral, cold even; Mae falters, but she really wants to know. Plus Tou-san said to keep an eye on him. “Okay, but how come they never show up? Are you lying?”

“I don’t tell lies,” the visitor says.

Tou-san checks the camera footage again. Every day, the visitor comes after noon. He visits other exhibitions too, but he spends forty, fifty minutes, even more than an hour in front of that photo. Other people take pictures or look at their phones, but the visitor does not. His hands are rooted deeply in the pockets of his trousers as if guarding precious presents.

In the end Tou-san says, maybe the visitor just really likes the photo.

“Do you really like that photo?”

“You have a lot of questions,” the visitor raises one eyebrow.

It is nearly four o’clock; the museum closes at five on weekdays. Still the visitor is the only one in the gallery. Most of the visitors are out there on the big lawn outdoors, or in the hangers, where jets, balloons, airships and helicopters rest. There are more people dozing in the documentary cinema than in here.

Mae’s Sensei also says she has a lot of questions, but she says they are not the right questions. Mae doesn’t even know why there are right questions and wrong questions. She crosses her arms and stops asking, but keeps her eyes unblinking. The visitor is tall.

“It’s a nice photo,” the visitor says.

Mae turns her gaze too. The photo is called “Another Mystery”. It is black and white. She can tell that it was taken inside a plane, because of the seats and the small round windows and the indistinct shapes of another parked plane outside of one of the small round windows. Instead of glancing out of the window with joy, the girl in the photo gazes toward where the camera does not reach.

Mae follows her eyes. She sees empty seats and a haze of silhouettes.

The girl is pretty, but Mae feels uncomfortable. Her disquietness reflects unseen calamity, when Mae looks at her, cold tentacles creep out of congealed time and brush past the back of her neck. Mae’s Tou-san explained when they were picking photos for the exhibition: the plane, was in fact, a crime scene. One of the most famous cases in recent years.

“It was taken in Los Angeles,” the visitor carries on.

Mae knows that; the date and the location information are written under the photo, next to the name of the photographer, Amano Tsugumi. “I know that,” she twists the straps of her school bag. “Who is this Oneesan? Why was she photoed? Was she with the criminal?”

The visitor pauses. His gaze falls back into another time, another space. A hundred questions rise in Mae’s chest. Then:

“She was with the detective that solved the case,” he replies. “It was his first case.”

Mae thinks of a plane more like an albatross. They both have wings too long and slender for their bodies; for them soaring is easier than landing. She whooshes her plastic seaplane across the shower stall. “Yokoto Tower, Cessna 20633, ready for take off,” she blows air out of her cheeks, “to Los Angeles!”

She pushes the door of the bathroom open just as the fifteen minutes’ drizzle of sand in the hourglass ends. She can see the TV from here, and a familiar face on the screen makes her run into the living room. “That’s him, Kaa-san! The visitor in the gallery! I talked to him today!”

Kaa-san glances up from her goldfish. “Oh, I was just thinking that he looks familiar! So I have seen him! Well, on TV. Why was he here, then?”

The corner of the detective’s lips raises as he talks about fishing lines. Mae joins her Kaa-san to feed the goldfish; the bowl smells like a summer lake. “He said he was waiting for someone.”

“Is he on a case?” As suddenly as the guppy darts away in ripples, Kaa-san’s light tone sharpens. “Is the museum in danger? Should we check with the police?”

“Don’t scare her,” Tou-san replies mildly; he must’ve heard their conversation. He comes in and rewraps Mae’s dripping hair into her towel. “We’re keeping an eye on everything. We would know if there’s anything.”

“He used to be a high school detective, I remember,” Kaa-san says. “I always think he looks a little sad. Being in this kind of gruesome business since he was so young...”

“Don’t hang around him too much, though,” Tou-san puts his hand on Mae’s back and ushers her toward her room. “I did hear that the young man is some sort of Shiragami.”

Mae sneaks a last glimpse at the TV screen: how is the detective sad? He stands straight; he talks fast and confident. His eyes are bright and unflinching, catching every camera flash. She thinks of the detective in the visitor’s story when she lies in her bed; twin origami swifts drift round and round and round down the ceiling on invisible strings. Out her window clouds are gathering into a foamy whale.

The other detective, the detective in the story, was sixteen years old. It wasn’t a long story; the visitor said the case was closed in forty minutes. The plane flew on for three more hours with a corpse, a woman who killed with a wire in her clothing, and the friends they left behind. Mae wonders if she would be able to do anything when she is sixteen.

The museum closes on Mondays. On Tuesday, she finds the detective in front of a Kawasaki Ki-61 instead. He’s waving goodbye to someone; a dark-skinned man with a baseball cap throws a hand into the air carelessly in return. He smiles when he sees Mae; she just notices that it doesn’t reach his eyes. “Konichiwa, Mae-chan,” he greets.

“I didn’t see you in the gallery!”

“I was just showing my friend around,” the detective turns and Mae follows him. Overhead, a projector coughs out a video on repeat, flashing black, white, black, white. In dim light the planes gleam an eggshell, ghostly white, like roosting birds. “But he has the worst of luck. Had to run off for something urgent, unfortunately.”

“I saw you on TV,” Mae says. Questions bubble inside her, growing and growing, shoving each other. She’s afraid that they will burst or rush out altogether or disappear. “So you really is a detective!”

“I don’t lie,” the detective says. It’s the second time he says this.

“I want to ask about your story,” Mae starts. “The detective-san, he really said ‘this giant mass of steel floating over the Pacific Ocean’?”

“I’m convinced that he did.”

“That’s both cool and silly. Who talks like that?”

The detective shrugs. “It’s not important,” he says. They pass a set of photos capturing plane tails and the sea in a grid. “Okay, what’s next.”

Mae wants to ask him about the person he’s been waiting for, about his cases and whether he is on a case. About the young detective in his story and the Oneesan in the photo because there seem to be so many things she is looking at instead of plane passengers, so many things in her eyes. But the next question, a bubble she does not know, pushes itself out of her tongue out of the blue.

“Tou-san said I shouldn’t hang out with you,” Mae says. “What is a Shiragami?”

The detective pauses. On his face something flares; Mae thinks of how a river of clouds rushes past the sky in documentaries. The sky darkens and the world sinks into either ancient stillness or rain. Has she asked the wrong question?

“A Shiragami,” he speaks at last, clearly and calmly just as he is in front of cameras. There isn’t rain. “is a Kami-sama who manages death, or a person who brings misfortune all the time, including death. Maybe your Tou-san is right.”

“I don’t believe it,” Mae says. Tou-san once told her himself that Kami-sama doesn’t exist, and how can a detective, someone who solves cases and saves people, be a person who brings misfortune all the time? This is silly too. “Can I write about you? For my essay. Sensei said I should write about other people too. I write about Tou-san and Kaa-san and Sora-chan and Aki too much.”

Mae is six years old. Her best friends are Sora-chan who lives next door and Aki the dog, a stray that roams near the museum. She has met a new friend at the Flight Museum and he’s a detective. He always wears a blue jacket; he doesn’t like combing his hair very much. He looks sad. He’s waiting for someone in the wrong place, without even a set date.

“I got an A-”, Mae tells the detective. He drops his gaze from the young girl’s face and smiles.

“Not an A?”

“It wasn’t long enough,” Mae says.

Mae wants to show him the essay, and Aki the dog too. So they leave the museum. When they walk past the souvenir shop, Mae pours coins onto the detective’s palm and tells him she wants to buy him an ice cream. He thanks her, but instead of one ice cream he buys two strawberry ice lollies.

Mae doesn’t see Aki, but Morioka-san, who also visits the museum a lot because he used to fly fighters in the army, is sitting on the stairs with his two small dogs. They are identical. One has leaped onto the stair with ease; the other struggles. It puts its paws on the edge of the stair and barks; the old man grabs its two forelegs and hoists it onto his lap.

Under the sparse, green shade of a young Katsura tree Mae reads her essay to him. The detective raises a hand to flatten the untamed strand on the back of his head. He blinks once when Mae reads that he’s sad, but remarks nothing. He sucks at his ice lolly.

Mae sees the detective a few more times. Mostly on TV, but one time in the newspaper too, his face grainy and blurry like in the security camera footage. She is learning more things about him from TV than from the detective himself. One, his name, but she still calls him Detective-san instead of Kudo-san. Two, he doesn’t work for the police but the police work with him a lot. Three, he’s born and raised in Beika but has been away—abroad—for a few years. Four, his specialty is murder, which means the victim in the case is already dead when it becomes a case.

The detective no longer comes daily, but still frequently, two or three times a week. He knows about planes just as much as her Tou-san. But not about history, the detective has smiled and confessed once. He says a friend of his knows much more about history than he.

“Why don’t you just call her?” Mae asks.

The detective paused. He’s looking at her English homework for her, as they sit on the bench next to the glass wall that separates indoor exhibits and the lawn parking retired aircraft. “Her?”

“The person you’ve been waiting for,” Mae says. “Just tell her you’re here. She can’t come if she doesn’t know.”

“I don’t have her phone number,” the detective says. He sounds defensive and upset; he circles the wrong words on Mae’s exercise book hard: “labbit”, “wate” and “we goes to”. Mae looks across the entrance hall—the gallery looks like a small blue square. She thinks about the photo and how the detective stands in front of it. As if it means everything, and he can find every answer, every clue he needs if he looks at it long enough.

“Detective-san,” Mae calls. The detective puts the pencil down; he always listens when she calls him. Mae tries to think more slowly, and ask clearly. “That was you, right? You were the detective with that Oneesan in the photo. Are you waiting for her?”

The detective doesn’t look surprised and there are no clouds passing his face this time. “You’re a good detective, Mae-chan,” he only says.

“But I don’t want to be a detective,” Mae shakes her head. “I want to be a pilot!”

“Then you will be a pilot.”

They fall silent for seconds. The double-winged Slamson 2A2 overhead watches them. Mae feels like they are waiting for a train but the train doesn’t come. There come only faint rustles barely audible among all those noises and sounds coming from other visitors: footsteps, talking, coughing, maps folding and unfolding. The tip of her pencil touches the paper but the detective writes or circles nothing.

Mae tries again. “But you’re a super good detective. Can’t you find her?”

“It’s not that easy,” the detective doesn’t look up. “I made some mistakes. She wouldn’t want to talk to me.”

“It’s easy,” Mae insists. “Just apologize then.”

“There are too many things I’ll need to apologize for.”

“There will be more if you don’t get started,” Mae says. It’s what her Tou-san says when she doesn’t want to do her homework. “You can save up the money for museum tickets and buy a plane ticket that can go anywhere.”

Half an hour til the museum closes. Thank you for visiting our museum today, please note that we will be closing at 5:00 pm, we hope that you enjoy our exhibition during the opening hours. Kaa-san’s voice. Mae follows the detective toward the exit, past the shop. She doesn’t give the detective coins but runs to the counter herself. She buys two ice creams.

“Will you kiss her when you see her?” she asks.

“Maybe. And I said or promised anything, Mae-chan.”

“You should kiss her.”

The detective laughs. When he laughs, his eyes sparkle and shine even more than when he announces how he pinpoints the culprit in front of the camera; they are very bright and very blue. “Then I will,” he promises.

The Flight and Light photography exhibition closed after two months; the galleries now display medals and air force uniforms. Summer cools; the sun behind her eyelids when she closes her eyes is still a field of wheat but no longer burns. On good days, black and white birds flicker between the hedges surrounding the museum. The Katsura tree bronzes into a light biscuit gold, then cinnamon.

Mae doesn’t see the detective again. Not in the museum, not on TV. Tou-san says it’s a good thing. It means there are fewer crimes.

She puts her scarf on for the first time in the year, but tears it down when she runs up the museum stairs. The next exhibition after uniforms will be about spaceships, and she is helping by drawing rockets and satellites that will be put next to the signs and introductions. The guard, Masanori-san, calls after her: “Mae-chan! I’ve got a postcard for you!”

Postcard? Kaa-san sent her a postcard once, when she went on a trip to Okinawa. But no one else ever sent her postcards. Mae takes the postcard and says thanks, then runs to the bench by the glass wall. She holds her breath when she finally drops her gaze to the postcard—

It’s a city of light. It looks a little like Tokyo from the top of Bell Tree Tower, but different. The highway is a river of gold. The sky is purple and cloudless. And in the sky, a dark silhouette with wings and red and green light. A plane.

She turns the postcard over. There’s the Flight Museum’s address written in neat and familiar handwriting, and a single word: Thank you. The detective did not sign it, but she still has his handwriting on her exercise books. The stamp is Beika, Tokyo. He sent it from home.

Mae wonders if he would look happier the next time she sees him on TV; if he has found that Oneesan, and kissed her. If she sees him again, she still have many questions. Mae puts the postcard into her school bag. The night sky of Los Angeles sparkles a hundred city stars in the darkness.

#shinranweek2022 #submission #Prompt: Flying to Los Angeles #Day 3

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masterofdemise · 2 years ago

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(MFB OCs) Fifionne and He Li Hua Info Dump

I came up with some more information on Fifionne and He Li Hua, so I’m going to share them here so I don’t forget about them :p

Fifionne:

Fifionne is not her actual name. Legally, her name is Inari Miyata. Fifi was named after the Japanese God Inari. Her parents named her after the god itself due to their association with harvest, agriculture, and well, foxes. Miyata means "rice paddy of the shrine", also connecting to Inari in a way due to the god also being associated w/ rice. Since Fifionne's mother is the head of the Inari Shrine in Japan (in my MFB universe), Fifionne herself has a lot of connections related to shrine maiden sort of things (hence her alt outfit I posted 1-2 weeks ago). It hasn’t been decided yet but Fifionne’s dad is some sort of agricultural business man. Fifionne originally used her current name as her English name when she went to a summer exchange program outside of Japan (not sure where but she meets He Li Hua there).

Fifionne begins to go by this name fully after the Sessho-Seki incident of 2012 (this event occurs ten years earlier than in real-life to align with the Nemesis incident since Fifionne’s evil arc occurs after). Since Fifionne is almost possessed by the spirit of Daji/Tamamo-no-mae in order to corrupt her, Fifionne forgoes her original name to try and separate herself from Inari. When Fifionne finally goes back to normal, she still uses the name Fifionne but also no longer cares if people want to call her by her normal name.

Fifionne’s original bey was a Flame Fox TH170D, but it ends up getting discarded for her new bey, Divine Fox TH170EWD.

He Li Hua:

As a proud member of the Beylin Temple, she is initially very against the Beylin Fist rejoining the Beylin Temple due to the many unjust actions committed by the Beylin Fist, including working alongside Nemesis and attempting to humiliate the Beylin Temple during Metal Fury. As someone who cares a lot about balance and harmony, she refuses to allow Aguma and the others to join the Beylin Temple unless they are able to prove they can really change for the better. This is not helped by Li Hua seeing the Beylin Fist as a nasty stain in Beylin Temple’s history and also seeing them as inferior. Team Wang Hu Zhong is split between letting in the Beylin Fist as Li Hua makes a reasonable point in her argument. She challenges Aguma to a bey battle to settle the dispute, but they draw after Li Hua realizes Aguma proves himself. Although Li Hua is still very weary and cautious of the Beylin Fist members for a period of time, she learns to get along with them and they eventually become friends some years before the events of Zero-G/Shogun Steel.

Fifionne and He Li Hua:

The two of them have some similar design motifs, mainly their hair and earrings. Fifionne has mostly white hair as many of Inari’s messengers (the god) are pure white kitsunes. However, Fifionne does not have pure white since she herself is not fully connected to the god due to her not really caring much about her shrine duties at all (hence her leaving home to pursue different paths).

Li Hua has a white to transitioning black hair to resemble Chinese ink wash paintings. This goes with the rest of her design, which is mostly achromatic asides from a few accent colors spread throughout.

Fifionne and He Li Hua are both best friends, meeting each other during a Summer exchange program. They got along very well and have been keeping in touch with one another ever since. Their earrings on matching sides is a symbol of their everlasting friendship. This is especially so since the two of them have associations with longevity and immortality.

Even though they seem quite similar to one another, their ideals and perspectives are quite different. He Li Hua is a lot less selfish or willing to step on others to get what they want in comparison to Fifionne. Fifionne is not afraid to be mean or pull nasty tricks to get what she wants.

He Li Hua is much more traditional in comparison to Fifionne. While He Li Hua is happy to maintain her strict family traditions, Fifionne couldn’t care less about working as a shrine maiden at all. While she loves that her family has such a strong connection to foxes, Fifionne has no interest in confining herself to the family temple. She is more adventurous by nature, and wants to have the freedom to pursue the things she cares for most. It’s not to say He Li Hua or Fifionne is better in what they want to do, people have unique interests and the two are no different.

Here is just some of the information. I have quite a lot of things to say about design elements for the two of them but that would make this post infinitely longer so I think I’ll save that for another time...

#metal fight beyblade #beyblade oc #mfb oc #oc #demise rambles #masterofdemise oc

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mosthomoeroticenemies · 2 years ago

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Part 2 (reblogging from the updated first one)

Frenrey (Gordon/Benrey) - Half-Life VRT But the AI is Self-Aware

Chansaw (Veronica Sawyer/Heather Chandler) - Heathers

Chai/Kale Vandelay - HI-FI Rush

Lace/Hornet - Hollow Knight: Silksong

Batman/Superman - Holy Musical Batman

Mindglare (Marquise Spinneret Mindfang/Neophyte Redglare) - Homestuck

Johnkat (Karkat Vantas/John Egbert) - Homestuck

Vrisrezi (Vriska Serket/Terezi Pyrope) - Homestuck

Rhaenicent (Rhaenyra Targaryen/Alicent Hightower) - House of the Dragon

Ryan Akagi/Min-Gi Park - Infinity Train

Rafe Masters/Skullfinger - Inside Job

Armandaniel (Armond/Daniel Molloy) - Interview With A Vampire

Loustat (Louis/Lestat) - Interview With A Vampire

Iron Triangle (Wu Zetian/Gao Yizhi/Li Shimin) - Iron Widow

Petramos (Jane Villanueva/Petra Solano) - Jane the Virgin

Dolly Parton/Jolene - Jolene by Dolly Parton

Jonathan Joestar/Dio - Jojo's Bizarre Adventure

Eve Polastri/Villanelle - Killing Eve

Saix/Axel - Kingdom Hearts

Soriku (Sora/Riku) - Kingdom Hearts

Revalink (Revali/Link) - Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Midlink (Midna/Link) - Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Shadowpeach (Sun Wukong/Macaque) - Lego Monkie Kid

Sterling/Nate Ford - Leverage

Loopzoop (Lupin the Third/Inspector Koichi Zenigata) - Lupin 3

Bowsario (Mario/Bowser) - Mario

Frostiron (Loki/Tony Stark) - Marvel

Daredevil/Punisher - Marvel

Solid Snake/Ocelot - Metal Gear Solid

Ahab/Moby Dick - Moby Dick

Cleolei (Cleo De Nile/Toralei Stripe) - Monster High

Dana d’Artagnan/Rosnay “Ro” Cho - Musketeer Space

Bakugou/Midoriya - My Hero Academia

Hashimada (Uchiha Madara/Senju Hashirama) - Naruto

Maebea (Mae Borowski/Bea Santello) - Night in the Woods

Mishanks (Shanks/ Dracule Mihawk) - One Piece

Gol D. Roger/Monkey D. Garp - One Piece

Bodhi/Johnny Utah - Point Break

Pikachu/Meowth - Pokemon

Red/Blue - Pokemon

Gold/Silver - Pokemon Adventures

Bede/Victor - Pokemon Sword and Shield

Professor Sycamore/Lysandre - Pokemon X and Y

Ahirue (Ahiru/Rue) - Princess Tutu

Galolio (Galo Thymos/Lio Fotia) - Promare

No SIgnificant Harassment/Five Pebbles - Rain World

Locus/Agent Washington - Red vs Blue

Leon S Kennedy/Jack Krauser - Resident Evil 4 Remake

Wintersberg (Ethan Winters/Karl Heisenberg) - Resident Evil 8 Village

Mayakuro (Claudine Saijo/Maya Tendo) - Revue Starlight

Noise/Youngblood - Roleslaying with Roman

Rambheem (Rama Raju/Kamaram Bheem) - RRR

Logince (Roman/Logan) - Sanders Sides

Janus/Virgil - Sanders Sides

BumaroIon (Grand Karcist Ion/Robert Bumaro) - SCP: The Sarkic and the Church of the Broken God

Shaun/Bitzer - Shaun the Sheep

Sherlock Holmes/Arsène Lupin - Sherlock Holmes

Langa Hasegawa/Ainosuke Shindo - Sk8 the Infinity

Resh/Tsadi - Sky: Children of the Light

Miraak/Herameus Mora - Skyrim

Dopey/Grumpy - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Parksborn (Peter Parker/Harry Osborne) - Spiderman

Squidward Tentacles/Squilliam Fancyson - Spongebob Squarepants

Spongebob/Squidward - Spongebob Squarepants

White Spy/Black Spy - Spy vs Spy

Benjamin Sisko/Gul Dukat - Star Trek

Elim Garak/Gul Dukat - Star Trek

Quodo (Quark/Odo) - Star Trek Deep Space 9

Wolfox (Fox McCloud/Wolf O’Donnell) - Starfox

Zirconshipping (Yellow Zircon/Blue Zircon) - Steven Universe

Graveline/Synestra - Team Fortress 2 Comics

Cyjinx (Jinx/Cyborg) - Teen Titans

Sonic/Robotnik - The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog

Gumrob (Gumball/Rob) - The Amazing World of Gumball

Marcus/Esca - The Eagle (2011)

Coldflash (Barry Allen/Leonard Snart) - The Flash

Blonco (Blondie/Tuco) - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Elastigirl/Mirage - The Incredibles

Brom/Morzan - The Inheritance Cycle

Ellie/Abigail - The Last of Us Part Two

Griddlehark (Gideon Nav/Harrowhark Nonagesimus) - The Locked Tomb

Gideon Nav/Cytheria - The Locked Tomb

Dios Apate (Augustine the First/Mercymorn the First/JOhn Gaius) - The Locked Tomb

Harrianthe (Harrowhark Nonagesimus/Ianthe Tridentarius) - The Locked Tomb

Michael/David - The Lost Boys

Julia Wicker/Marina Andrieski - The Magicians

Jonathon Sims/ Elias Buchard - The Magnus Archives

Jontim (Jonathon Sims/Tim Stoker) - The Magnus Archives

Niles/Chastity Claire “CC” Babcock - The Nanny

Aladarius (Darius/Alador) - The Owl House

Gen/Irene - The Queen's Thief

Tedros/Rhian - The School for Good and Evil

Gondolin OT3 (Idril/Tuor/Maeglin) - The Silmarillion

Mulder/Krycek - The X Files

Red/Blue - This is How You Lose the Time War

Icemav (Iceman/Maverick) - Top Gun

Tom/Jerry - Tom and Jerry

Gwentney (Courtney/Gwen) - Total Drama

Lesheather (Heather/Leshawna) - Total Drama

Mandy/Clover - Totally Spies

SpinachAppreciation/CabbageAppreciation - Tumblr

Edward Cullen/Jacob Black - Twilight

Vanoe (Noe/Vanitas) - Vanitas no Carne

Victor Vale/Eli Ever - Vicious

Wenclaire (Wednesday/Enid) - Wednesday

Cecil/Kevin - Welcome to Night Vale

Lottie Matthews/Natalie Scatorccio - Yellowjackets

Seto Kaiba/Yami Yugi Moto - Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters

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Cherik (Professor X/Magneto) - X-Men

Fuffy (Faith Lehane/Buffy Summers) - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Megop (Optimus Prime/Megatron) - Transformers

Curtwen (Curt Mega/Owen Carvour) - Spies are Forever

Thoschei (The Doctor/The Master) - Doctor Who

Perry the Platypus/Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz - Phineas and Ferb

Catradora (Adora/Catra) - She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

Soukoku (Osamu Dazai/Chuuya Nakahara) - Bungo Stray Dogs

c!TnTDuo (c!Quackity/c!Wilbur Soot) - Dream SMP

Spy/Supervillain - Genghis Khan by Miike Snow

Batman/Joker - Lego Batman

Wrightworth (Phoenix Wright/Miles Edgeworth) - Ace Attorney

Batjokes (Batman/Joker) - Batman

Lawlight (L/Light Yagami) - Death Note

Bowiugi (Bowser/Luigi) - Mario

Narrator/Stanley - The Stanley Parable

Kidlaw (Eustass Kid/Trafalgar Law) - One Piece

Shuake (Goro Akechi/Akira Kurusu) - Persona 5

Cuttletavio (Craig Cuttlefish/DJ Octavio) - Splatoon

Gethan (Rupert Giles/Ethan Rayne) - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Zosan (Roronoa Zoro/Sanji) - One Piece

Chell/GLaDOS - Portal

Jesus Christ/Judas Iscariot - The New Testament

Gwensuzie (Gwen Cooper/Suzie Costello) - Torchwood

Krisnix (Phoenix Wright/Kristoph Gavin) - Ace Attorney

Griffguts (Guts/Griffith) - Berserk

Hannigram (Will Graham/Hannibal Lecter) - Hannibal

Ghirahim/Link - Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

Valvert (Javert/Jean Valjean) - Les Miserables

Abe Lincoln/Wilford Warfstache - Markiplier Cinematic Universe

Sasunaru (Naruto/Sasuke) - Naruto

Jedediah/Octavius - Night at the Museum

Nami/Kalifa - One Piece

Gabv1el (V1/Gabriel) - Ultrakill

Kazuma Kiryu/Goro Majima - Yakuza

Zukka (Zuko/Sokka) - Avatar: The Last Airbender

Ineffable Husbands (Aziraphale/Crowley) - Good Omens

Billford (Bill Cipher/Stanford Pines) - Gravity Falls

Evelyn Deavor/Elastigirl - Incredibles 2

Jennifer/Needy - Jennifer’s Body

Kim Possible/Shego - Kim Possible

Sportarobbie (Sportacus/Robbie Rotten) - Lazy Town

Swan Queen (Emma Swan/Regina Mills) - Once Upon a Time

Hardenshipping (Magma Leader Maxie/Aqua Leader Archie) -Pokemon OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire

Westley/Inigo Montoya - Princess Bride

Sonadow (Sonic/Shadow) - Sonic the Hedgehog

Plankton/Mr. Krabs - SpongeBob SquarePants

Kylux (General Armitage Hux/Kylo Ren) - Star Wars

Merle Highchurch/John Hunger - The Adventure Zone: Balance

Basigan (Professor Ratigan/Basil of Baker Street) - The Great Mouse Detective

LonelyEyes (Elias Buchard/Peter Lukas) - The Magnus Archives

Johnjack (Jack Harkness/John Hart) - Torchwood

Blicy (Bloom/Icy) - Winx Club

Batman/The Riddler - Batman comics

Shin Soukoku (Atsushi Nakajima/Ryuunosuke Akutagawa) - Bungo Stray Dogs

Baz Pitch/Simon Snow - Carry On

Komahina (Nagito Komaeda/Hajime Hinata) - Danganronpa

Wonder Woman/Cheetah - DC

Jevil/Spamton - Deltarune

Rk1000 (Connor/Markus) - Detroit: Become Human

John McClane/Hans Gruber - Die Hard

Fenders (Fenris/Anders) - Dragon Age 2

Goku/Vegeta - Dragon Ball Z

Rapple (Apple White/Raven Queen) - Ever After High

Billdip (Bill Cipher/Dipper Pines) - Gravity Falls

Radiostatic (Vox/Alastor) - Hazbin Hotel

Sirdust (Angel Dust/Sir Pretious) - Hazbin Hotel

Feng Xin/Mu Qing - Heaven Official’s Blessing

Blitzer (Blitzø/Striker) - Helluva Boss

Martha Mae Whovier/Betty Lou Who - How the Grinch Stole Christmas

ZaDr (Zim/Dib) - Invader Zim

Fushimi Saruhiko/Yata Misaki - K Project

King Dedede/Meta Knight - Kirby

Gandalf/Sauron - Lord of the Rings

Island Husbands (Ben Linus/John Locke) - Lost

Megamind/Metro Man) - Megamind

Sherlock Holmes/William James Moriarty - Moriarty the Patriot

Buford/Bajeet - Phineas and Ferb

Grovyle/Dusknoir - Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky

Shawn Spencer/Carlton “Lassie” Lassiter - Psych

Raya/Namaari - Raya and the Last Dragon

Mercutio/Tybalt - Romeo and Juliet

Sherliam (Sherlock Holmes/James Moriarty) - Sherlock

Obikin (Anakin Skywalker/Obi-Wan Kenobi) - Star Wars

Obimaul (Obi-Wan Kenobi/Darth Maul) - Star Wars

Oncelax (The Onceler/The Lorax) - The Lorax

Owen Harper/Mark Lynch - Torchwood

Lord Hater/Wander - Wander Over Yonder

Gelphie (Elphaba/Galinda) - Wicked

Cruella de Vil/Anita - 101 Dalmations

Angelo Lagusa/Nero Vanetti - 91 Days

The Conductor/DJ Grooves - A Hat in Time

Klapollo (Klavier Gavin/Apollo Justice) - Ace Attorney

Wrightdot (Godot/Phoenix Wright) - Ace Attorney

Kaneda/Tetsuo - Akira

Sydney Bristow/Lauren Reed - Alias

Ellen Ripley/The Xenomorph - Alien

Zoe Benson/Madison Montgomery - American Horror Story: Coven

Sterling Archer/Barry Dylan - Archer

Y’all (The Poll Takers)/Me (The Poll Maker) - askeletonwar

Just Walk Out!/Papyrus - askeletonwar

Londo Mollari/G’kar - Babylon 5

Rampage/Depth Charge - Beast Wars: Transformers

Pinariz (Riz/Pina) - Beastars

Kunieda Aoi/Hildegarde - Beezlebub

Grell/Sebastion - Black Butler

Gus Fring/Walter White - Breaking Bad

Spangel (Spike/Angel) - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Spuffy (Spike/Buffy) - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Winteriron (Tony Stark/The Winter Soldier) - Captain America: Civil War

Stucky (Steve Rogers/Bucky Barnes) - Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Carmen Sandiego/Julia Argent - Carmen Sandiego

Macavity/Munkustrap - Cats (1998)

Caius Marcius Coriolanus/Tullus Aufidius - Coriolanus

Dean Pelton/Dean Spreck - Community

Shadowghast (Caleb Widogast/Essek Thelyss) - Critical Role

Blumentrio (Caleb Widogast/Eadwulf Grieve/Astrid Becke) -Critical Role

Lapin Cadbury/Sir Theobald Gumbar - D20: A Crown of Candy

Hero/Villain - dannyphantom.exe

Clex (Superman/Lex Luthor) - DC

Babsquinn (Batgirl/Harley Quinn) - DC

Jevil/Seam - Deltarune

Rengoku Kyoujurou/Akaza - Demon Slayer

Mal/Uma - Descendants

Reed800 (Connor/Gavin Reed) - Detroit: Become Human

Akira/Ryo - Devilman

Maxwell/Wilson - Don't Starve

Nikki/Mackenzie - Dork Diaries

Gell/Frisky - Dot X

Dr. Horrible/Captain Hammer - Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog

Count Dracula/Jonathan Harker - Dracula

Joan Watson/Jamie Moriarty - Elementary

Zerxus Ilerez/Asmodeus - Exandria Unlimited: Calamity

Gratsu (Natsu Dragneel/Gray Fullbuster) - Fairy Tail

Gary/John - Faith

Peter Griffin/The Chicken - Family Guy

John Crichton/Scorpius - Farscape

Emiya Archer/Cu Chulainn - Fate Stay Night

Nero tol Scaeva/Cid Garlond - Final Fantasy XIV

Henry Emily/William Afton - Five Nights at Freddy’s

Victor Frankenstein/The Monster - Frankenstein

Cure Peach/Eas - Fresh Pretty Cure!

Alhaitham/Kaveh - Genshin Impact

Sugimoto/Ogata - Golden Kamuy

Nygmobblepot (Edward Nygma/Oswald Cobblepot) - Gotham

Mabel Pines/Pacifica Northwest - Gravity Falls

Kagehina (Hinata/Kageyama) - Haikyuu!

Gordon/Benrey - Half-Life VRT But the AI is Self-Aware

Veronica Sawyer/Heather Chandler - Heathers

Chai/Kale Vandelay - HI-FI Rush

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