#mrs. clause

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ELIZABETH MITCHELL as MRS. CLAUS/CAROL NEWMAN  THE SANTA CLAUSES S2 (2023) requested by @lizmitch

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Source “Clausmas” by Mrs. Clause (2006) Published by: DirrCo [CLAUSMAS.ZZT] - “Sassy outside World” Play This World Online

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I am the Molarnator and I will save this film just by being in it! RIP Art LaFleur.

[cantheykillmacbeth]

Do you think Steg (the fusion of Steven Universe and Greg Universe) could kill Macbeth? I've been going back and forth on this one for a while.

Steg is... definitely a difficult one, yeah. For most Steven Universe fusions, we can fall back on them applying for the Gender Clause, but we can't do that here, so we have to actually think about stuff now.

Fusions are defined very vaguely in SU in terms of their identity as a person- as Garnet puts it a fusion is not two people, and not one person, but an "experience," which is great for the spiritual themes of the show, but not really useful for our purposes. Our verdict is really just going to come down to whether we consider a fusion a separate person from its components.

Fusions will usually operate with their own personalities separate from their counterparts, but under certain circumstances (usually moments of distress), specific counterparts will speak independently from each other, like in Keeping It Together, Know Your Fusion, and Malachite's entire existence. Now, we haven't seen Steg have this kind of self-interaction (he's really only shown up for one song and has never been seen or heard from again), but presumably every fusion has the capability for such a thing.

If we consider Steg to be one person: Yes, Steg Multiverse from the Steven Universe Movie could kill Macbeth. He would apply for Unconventional Birth Clause, being created due to the fusion of two other characters, as well as Birth Parent Clause, since neither of those characters are female.

If we consider Steg to be two people: No, Steg Multiverse from the Steven Universe Movie could NOT kill Macbeth. While we've determined that Steven can kill Macbeth through Unconventional Birth Clause, there's nothing to suggest that Greg isn't a man of woman born, and his status as such would override Steven's UBC verdict. To put it another way, Steg has been born twice, once conventionally and once unconventionally; in order to apply for UBC, it's not that you need to have been unconventionally born, but more specifically you need to have NOT been conventionally born. Since Steg HAS been conventionally born, through Greg, he doesn't apply for UBC, despite the fact that Steven does.

Thank you for your submission! Sorry for the confusing explanation lol

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Mrs. Claus

Miranda Richardson - Fred Claus

Bonnie Hunt - Red one

Elizabeth Mitchell - The Santa Clauses

Goldie Hawn - The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two

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You guys ever wonder if Saint Nicholas here punched Arius with his “Naughty” arm or if he punched him with his “Nice” arm?

I bet he did it with his “Nice” arm. He probably remembered the incident and specifically tattooed it to be his “Nice” arm for the Irony.

Easter Bunny must be tired of hearing about it but Jack would love the story don’t lie.

someone joked about how Mrs Clause gets choked in bed by the naughty arm and I can’t sleep any more knowing there are people that wanna be choked by Silver Fox Santa here

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(posted by one of my hometown fb friends)

i'm sorry but if the Magic of Christmas can be destroyed by one cigarette, maybe it's not that magical after all

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the santa clauses

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[sunny-rants]

and if I said Santa is a butch, what then?

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Ginny's heart skipped a beat as she crept down the creaky stairs of her parents' old house. The scent of freshly baked cookies and pine needles filled the air, reminding her of Christmas Eves long past. She'd been expecting this feeling, of course; she was still that same skinny college girl who used to believe in Santa Claus. But now, as she caught a glimpse of a familiar figure hunched over by the tree, she couldn't help but feel a rush of excitement and nervousness course through her veins.

Her heart raced as she approached him, her breath hitching in her throat. Santa Claus, her Santa Claus, was putting the final touches on a pile of presents under the tree. "Santa?" she whispered, her voice barely audible over the crackling of the fire. "Santa, is that you?"

He turned around slowly, his eyes twinkling behind his snowy white beard. A warm smile spread across his rosy cheeks. "Ginny!" he exclaimed, his voice full of delight. "What a surprise! Why are you up?”

She felt her cheeks flush with a mixture of embarrassment and joy. "I-I couldn't sleep," she stammered. "I wanted to see if you needed any help."

He chuckled, his belly jiggling beneath his red suit. "Oh, you don't need to worry about that, my dear. I've been doing this for quite some time, you know." He motioned for her to sit beside him on the plush rug beside the tree. "But," he added with a twinkle in his eye, "I'm always glad for some company."

As they sat there, watching the fire dance and listening to the soft crackle of the wood, Ginny found herself opening up to Santa Claus in a way she never had before. She told him about her struggles in college, about how she missed the innocence of childhood and the joy of believing in magic. And when she confessed her secret crush on him, she felt a weight lift off her shoulders.

Santa Claus chuckled warmly, his eyes twinkling. "Why, Ginny," he said, "I've always known you were a special girl. And you know what? I think you might just be the perfect person to help me out this year."

Ginny felt her heart skip a beat. "Really?" she breathed.

"Yes, really," he replied, reaching into his red suit and pulling out a small, glistening object. "I've been searching for someone to take on this role for a very long time."

He placed the enchanted cookie into her hand. It felt warm and heavy, like it was imbued with magic. "This," he explained, "is an enchanted cookie. If you eat it, it will make you my special helper.”

Ginny's eyes widened in disbelief. "Really?" she breathed.

"Really and truly," Santa Claus assured her, his voice gentle and sincere. "It will give you the magic and power to help me all Christmas Eve.”

She looked down at the enchanted cookie in her hand, feeling a mixture of awe and trepidation. She took a bite as the warm cookie tasted like cinnamon and chocolate.

As she chewed, she felt a strange sensation coursing through her body. At first, it was a tingling in her fingers and toes, like pins and needles. But then, it spread through her entire body, making her feel more alive and vibrant than she ever had before. Her breasts seemed to swell, growing larger and fuller beneath her sweater, and her hips widened, curving out in a way that made her feel incredibly feminine.

She glanced down at herself in shock, then back up at Santa Claus. He was grinning from ear to ear, his eyes twinkling with delight. "That," he said with a nod, "is the power of the enchanted cookie. It's giving you the body of a goddess.”

As she continued to stare at herself, her reflection in the tree, Ginny realized that her pajamas had completely morphed into a Santa Claus outfit. The once-plain pajama top had transformed into a tight red blouse with white plush cuffs. Her pajama pants were now a pair of shiny black panties that hugged her legs and shapely behind. She even had a pair of black boots on her feet.

Her hair, which had been tied back into a ponytail, now flowed freely around her shoulders in soft, wavy curls. She felt as if she had been transformed into a living, breathing version of one of Santa's elves. She couldn't help but smile, feeling a thrill of excitement and anticipation coursing through her.

Santa Claus chuckled, seeing the look of awe and wonder on her face. "Well, well, well," he said, clapping his hands together, "it seems my magic cookie has done its job. You look absolutely radiant, Ginny. I knew you'd make a perfect addition to my team."

He stood up and offered her a hand, helping her to her feet. She felt a newfound confidence and grace as she took his hand, their skin connecting in a warm, electric way that made her heart race. "Now then," he continued, "it's time for you to begin your training.”

Ginny looked at Santa with a hunger in her eyes. She had always loved Santa but now it seemed she wanted even more as she licked her lips. She felt the magic coursing through her but she also felt something that made her now heavy breasts tingle.

"Yes, sir," she breathed, her voice huskier than before. "I'm ready to help you, Santa."

He chuckled, his laugh filling the room. "Oh, Mrs Claus, you have no idea how much help you're going to be. You are going to make all the children happy this Christmas Eve."

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ELIZABETH MITCHELL as MRS. CLAUS/CAROL NEWMAN  THE SANTA CLAUSES S1 (2022)

[cantheykillmacbeth]

Could Hyde from Jekyll and Hyde kill Macbeth?

(I apologize if he's been submitted before, I checked every tag I could think of and didn't see anything)

This really depends on the specific adaptation you're looking at. While many modern interpretations of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde paint Hyde as a completely separate person from Jekyll, the original story didn't do this at all. In it, Hyde is less of an alternate personality and more of a mask that Jekyll wears in order to indulge in his less pleasant desires without consequence. Jekyll still retains the memories of what he does as Hyde, and while he does give himself a different name and identity to disguise himself, it doesn't seem to be an actually separate identity, just a version of himself that he has compartmentalized to the extreme (OSP Red goes much more in-detail about this in her video on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde).

But, as with a lot of classic literature, the modern interpretations that most people think of are significantly different from the source material. There are plenty of adaptations in film, movies, etc. that just straight-up make Hyde a completely different person, as if he's a malicious entity possessing the good and respectable Dr. Jekyll against his will. ((which I could probably go really in-depth on how that change is tied to Christian ideology but I'm here to talk about Macbeth so-))

If we're looking at the original book, then no, Mr. Edward Hyde could not kill Macebth, as he is the same person as Dr. Henry Jekyll, a man of woman born.

However, in any interpretation of Mr. Hyde where he is a separate entity from Dr. Jekyll would apply for the Unconventional Birth Clause and Birth Parent Clause, being artificially created by Dr. Jekyll in these instances.

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