#not with Beakleys response

[aaandbackstabbed]

Huey: What’s the best way to kill someone?

Donald: With kindness-

Beakley: if we’re being stealthy cyanide otherwise anything from a knife to bazooka will do.

[writebackatya]

Timephoon!:

Beakley: grrr you need to step up and be a more responsible parent and discipline your children!

Della: fuck off, I’ve been gone for years and right now my kids need to see me as their friend!

Louie: surely this get rich quick scheme that I refuse to tell any responsible adult about won’t blow up in my face!

Launchpad: There are a lot of moral and gray areas in this adventure that I must ponder over!

Gyro: What the fuck!? Someone broke into my lab and stole my shit, again!!

Scrooge: There are Spanish Freedom Fighters on the roof!! Wait, they might be French!

Huey: THE JUNIOR WOODCHUCK GUIDE BOOK IS MY BIBLE AND I WILL PROVE ANY BLASPHEMER WRONG!!

Dewey and Webby:

[hopemariposa]

My Random Ducktales Headcanons!!!

this is another post where… no one asked for this. but my past Ducktales post did good so I give the people what they want

(I crave the validation of others)

I also sprinkled in goofy screenshots for a little bit of extra seasoning

Dewey like… ate rocks as a kid. just for fun

Huey told Dewey that Dodos ate rocks and Dewey internalized this, thus, Huey is responsible for Dewey eating rocks

Donald had a panic attack when he saw his nephew (that he is a legal guardian for) wolf down like… three rocks at one time for the plot

Louie had a collection of various historical coins (they’re his special interest)

Donald regularly has nightmares about being attacked and killed by a bear (same bro)

Dewey taught Webby the words “rizz” “gyat” and “skibidi toilet” and it became everyone’s problem

this lead to Scrooge exclaiming that “he does not have any rizz” (this is a lie, he is rizz lord incarnate)

Mrs. Beakley is a Pintrest Board Mom™️

she also can’t cook. she just has an assortment of Pinterest recipes that everyone despises but eats so she doesn’t feel bad

Storkules has beaten up Andrew Tate. Mixed martial arts? more like mixed Greek salad served by a hunky demigod.

Storkules is also a feminist. that’s not a headcanon, tho, that’s a fact.

so is Launchpad. fight me on this.

Launchpad and Storkules are also besties. they’re both himbos with too much game.

Launchpad has illegally smuggled contraband into the country before. whether it was sniffle snacks or an exotic animal we’ll never know, but smuggling is on his transcript.

LP unironically uses the pet name “pookie”. he don’t know what it means but he heard Dewey said and Dewey’s his best friend so that makes it cool

he also has a five step hair care routine

Scrooge regularly pays off several press stations to write wack stories about him because they make him chortle.

Scrooge also uses the term “square”… in daily conversation

one time he called Mágica a “square” and it personally offended her for life, ripped open several wounds, and destroyed her emotional well-being for the rest of her days

Mrs. Beakley’s guilty pleasure is watching trash tv. Real Houseives? yes. Dance Moms? she quotes verbatim. The Bachelor? it’s her personality.

Mrs. Beakley watching these tv shows also got Della invested. now they throw a hissy fit if the other watches ahead of them

Webby cries over Bluey episodes on the daily.

Webby also related immensely to Bingo Heeler— it has awoken feelings in her she preferred to keep hidden

this is less of a headcanon, more of a fact, but Huey, Dewey and Webby (and more Im not thinking about) are so Neurodivergent it’s not even debatable

Della is a gym rat. she just is.

thats all thanks

[the-richest-duck]

Ok, so Negaverse you is more like Mark Beaks or Glomgold, in that you are a very corrupt businessman. You DO have your family with you, but they are more like minions to you, Donald is the lucky one instead of Gladstone, Huey is a mean jock, Dewey is a coward, Louie is honest, Della actually hates doing missions, but you force her into doing them making Negaverse you directly responsible for the Spear of Selene, Beakley is more of a behind the scenes person, and Webby is very manipulative.

Im-I'm responsible for the spear of selene? This cannae be- I would never force anyone on adventures or treat my family as pawns!? The spear of selene was no one's fault!

[rimarkka]

DT17 x Encanto AU

I already see some Ducktales x Encanto AUs and they were really good

But I want to present my version of this AU

I want to bring dt17 characters into the Encanto’s world. It’s still a family concept with magical gifts in a magical house.

Could Duckworth move into the house and revive it?

Speaking of assigning roles

♪ Wait, who’s a sister and who’s a cousin? There’s so many people How do you keep them all straight? ♪

Scrooge as Abuela 

Have you noticed that the Miracle Candle and the Number One Dime play a similar role in the plot?

♪ We swear to always Help those around us And earn the miracle That somehow found us The town keeps growing The world keeps turning But work and dedication will keep the miracle burning And each new generation must keep the miracle burning ♪

I think he’s more concerned with the Number One Dime the Miracle Candle by helping the townspeople through deeds and adventures than by helping people itself

Donald as Pepa

Pepa is emotional and with her mood changes nature. Donald is no less emotional

♪ My tía Pepa My tío Donald

Her mood affects the weather When she’s unhappy Well, the temperature gets weird ♪

Daisy as Félix

She has no gift, she became part of the family by marrying Donald

♪ She fell in love with Family Madrigal McDuck And now she’s part of the Family Madrigal McDuck ♪

June and May as Dolores and Antonio

The biological daughters of Daisy and Donald

♪ Cousin Dolores can hear a pin drop <…> Antonio gets his gift today ♪

Huey as Luisa

They both take greater responsibility for the well-being of their family

♪ I’m the strong one, I’m not nervous I’m as tough as the crust of the Earth is I move mountains, I move churches And I glow ’cause I know what my worth is ♪

But for both of them, this responsibility is a cause for concern. Their gift weighs heavily on them. Luisa has it as a nervous tick and a song

♪ Give it to your sister, your sister’s older Give her all the heavy things we can’t shoulder Who am I if I can’t run with the ball? If I fold to ♪

And Huey has the Duke of Making a Mess

Dewey as Isabela

They both focus more on image than on gift.

♪ My older sisters brothers <…> one graceful Perfect in every way ♪

He acts like he’s good at everything, but he’s really worried that his gift isn’t enough

♪ I’ve been stuck being perfect my whole life ♪

Louie as Camilo

Louis in the series is shown as a skilled manipulator, actually (not in a bad way). He knows what to say when to smile and so on

♪ Camilo shapeshifts ♪

I believe it’s his gift

Della as Bruno

♪ We don’t talk about Bruno Della! ♪

I want to see this song in the context of «don’t talk about her so as not to piss off Scrooge», and not «don’t talk about her so as not to cause trouble from her»

♪ They say she saw the future, one day she disappeared ♪

It’s all canon. Della is gone. They don’t talk about her. The end.

Just kidding, I’ll tell you about her fate later

Beakley as Julieta or Agustín

Beakley is not bound to this family by blood, she entered it like Agustín, but not by marriage, but as an approximation.

I couldn’t choose one character, as I found it interesting that even without the gift Beakley would have the skills of cooking and «magic» to even be able to prepare healing food

Webby as Mirabel

Mirabel has no gift, and Webby is not tied to the McDuck family in blood, so she has no gift either. In fact, nobody even allowed such a thought, so they even didn’t try. I’d like to end the story with Webby’s becoming the new the Number One Dime the Miracle Candle’s keeper. 

As far as their family ties are concerned, everything here remains like the cartoon, and does not change under the state of affairs in Encanto. Beakley is still Webby’s grandmother. Scrooge has just become the father of Della and Donald. Donald and Daisy are the parents of May and June. Dell is the mother of triplets.

It’s not that the relationship between Webby and Scrooge is that important. I love this storyline twist in dt17 and it can be in this au too, but I can’t say that it is absolutely necessary, it seems to be superfluous

The main character will be Webby. On the day of receiving gifts, May and June, born on the same day, were afraid to go alone and refused to do it without Webby.

Ugh, going all the way up to two doors knowing that she would never be a part of the family and get any gift... it must hurt

It was Webby who noticed how the house began to collapse, because there was discord in the family. With their quarrels, the gifts weaken. So she intended to help everyone.

Their main conflict was Della, or rather her disappearance. So the Webby began to reveal this secret.

She found a prophecy by which Della flew away and suffered a plane crash. Unlike Bruno, whose poor predictions were not believed, Della herself did not believe her predictions. She believed she had the right to change her fate with her gift.

I don’t really want to take a flight into space because a rocket crash is too much

Why did Scrooge cover it up and get angry at every mention of his daughter? Because he kept Della’s faith in the ability to change her destiny. But after the crash, he changed his mind. For this reason, he ignored Webby’s words about the destruction of the house because he had seen the prophecy about it, and he was convinced that fate cannot be changed.

Scrooge broke it. But Webby collected it and saw herself in the end against the background of the destruction of the house.

Webby loved her family so much, so she decided to go out on emotion to prevent it. But during the escape, Della caught her. She was quite alive, ha

Della had indeed crashed the plane, but she had survived with the loss of her leg. She lived inside the walls of the house, unwilling to return.

She gave an answer to Webby’s questions. It was not only Scrooge who looked at the prediction incomplete. Della dropped the memory first, splintered from it a small piece that did not allow one to look beyond the image of Webby. There was Della too. And just like Webby, she loves her family too, but she thought it’s better without her

Kinda similar, right?

It’s only then Webby realized how stupid and wrong they both are when they run away

They rerun Della’s gift and watch the entire memory to learn how to prevent it.

Della looked at the girl condescendingly, seeing herself in her, but allowed her to. Because if the outcome is predetermined, her efforts will not make it worse.

Webby really saw how she helped her family, in particular, the triplets who first quarrelled when they began to slowly discover the secret of Della.

At this time, Gosalyn as Mariano came to court with Dewey.

I don’t mind them as a couple, but I just want them to feel like friends in that au

Later, Webby extorted the confession that Dewey did not want to marry, he did not know if he loves Gosalyn in that way

So… Webby was trying to make up with everyone and she’s even doing it well until Scrooge told her that he didn’t see the good in her actions

How do those words of Abuela resemble those of Scrooge "you are not part of the family!"

And the house collapsed…

Webby escaped. Scrooge talked to her heart-in-heart. They found an understanding. Della jumped on the donkey, said it’s her fault, she had predicted it. Tearful reunion of father and daughter. Repair of the house. Webby is a new keeper.

The end :з

SORRY IS IT TOO MUCH, HUH?

[spanishducktalesheadcanons]

DUCKTALES HEADCANONS!!!

Después de un tiempo bastante largo vida de adulto me di chance de poder pensar unos cuantos HD quería sacarlos por personaje pero se me hizo tedioso, de todas formas voy a ir actualizando este mismo post de vez en cuando en su mayoría son principalmente de Gyro, BOYD, Max y los trillizos por ahora, quiero publicar algunos de Drake, Launchpad y Beakley en un futuro.

GYRO

Habla todos los idiomas existentes y una que otra lengua extinta, tiene uno que inventó que solo comparte y conocen BOYD y Lil bulb, además de que entiende el “lenguaje” de las maquinas .

No comparto el hd que Gyro no sepa cocinar, si mal no recuerdo en las historietas señala que es muy bueno haciendo pays, pero como es un workaholic no suele cocinarse o solo lo hace en ocasiones especiales, si Gearloose te cocina algo ya eres merecedor de su afecto, siéntete afortunado con lo difícil que es.

Hablando de ser un workaholic llega a experimentar alucinaciones después de días sin dormir y se puede convertir en el loquito de la cuadra.

Gyro definitivamente tiene gustos culinarios de anciano, un alma vieja, desde la broma del regaliz no puedo dejar de pensarlo, le gustan mucho las aceitunas, encurtidos, viseras, etc. y las semillas (porque es pollo dahhh) puede sentarse a comer con Beakley y Scrooge sin problemas.

De no ser por los eventos de Tokyolk creo que es bastante obvio que tendría el carácter y personalidad de las historietas y la serie clásica pero no tendríamos un Boyd(?)

Scrooge fue el que presento a sus padres.

Su padre sigue vivo, su madre falleció en su adolescencia, pero Gyro está en paz con eso.

Su madre era una especie de bailarina profesional y multiinstrumentista, Gyro por esa parte no se quedo inculto sabe mucho de artes, pintura, música y folclor, pero se inclino más por ser inventor igual que su padre.

El viejo taller esta a las afueras de Duckburg es un espacio aparte entre el terreno donde se encuentra la casa de su padre y una pequeña granja.

Hijo único.

Su madre era la bisnieta de la mejor amiga de Downy.

El padre de Gyro y Scrooge eran buenos amigos pero se fracturo su relación como todas las relaciones pasadas de McPato.

Fulton es todo lo contrario a lo que Gyro es actualmente, sereno, paciente, de voz apacible, amable, son casi iguales en físico y complexión excepto que es un poco más alto y pelirrojo, prácticamente con el diseño del DT87.

Los únicos que conocen al padre de Gyro son Scrooge, sus padres, sus hermanas y recientemente Huey que se le volvió una obsesión tomando en cuenta que Scrooge oculto la trascendencia de Fulton dentro de los jóvenes castores por una extraña razón.

Donald y él eran buenos amigos (Gyro ayudando a Donald como Duckavenger, manteniendo su identidad en secreto y siendo su conejillo de indias personal) pero se atravesaron los eventos de Tokyolk y la lanza de Selene y su amistad se fracturó durante los últimos años.

Se reconciliaron después de los eventos de la “La ultima aventura”

Durante su estancia en Tokyolk conoció a Dickie Duck también científica y fue su única pareja romantica conocida.

La relación entre Gyro y Della es pasivo-agresiva, pero sana, de las pocas personas después de Donald el científico no tiene reparos en tratarla pesado siempre recordándole cada vez que puede que no es una dama si no un monstruo y Della esta secretamente agradecida de que no la trate diferente con delicadeza o escrúpulos como otros por ser una chica.

Comenzó a practicar su tolerancia con los niños a raíz de que 2BO se mudara a su piso y se comprometiera a ser un padre más afectivamente responsable, le costó mucho, por ejemplo Huey está practicando su japones con él, Dewey frecuenta el laboratorio con Launchpad por algún recurso o alternativa que necesite Darkwing y Louie bueno le gustaba por su ambición , pero su preferida es Webby le gusta mucho su espíritu.

Sus conejillos de indias favoritos Fenton, Drake , Donald, LP y él mismo.

El fondo de pantalla de su celular es BOYD sonriendo casualmente en un viaje de pesca.

Este sujeto es bueno en futbol y beisbol y nadie me quita el dedo del renglón porque tengo evidencia (?)

Despues de todos los eventos de “La ultima aventura” ironicamente algunos de sus inventos son mas benevolos y menos hostiles.

Debido a que la conexion con los Drake no llego a ser tan fuerte con 2BO el pequeño paulatinamente termina viviendo con Gyro.

Con BOYD busca siempre las actualizaciones más reales y apegadas a un niño promedio y como Gyro no fue niño promedio cuando llego a su actualización a etapa adolescente su programación se volvió un tanto problemática e inestable, es la manifestación mas pura de un limbo entre el bien y el mal de todas sus creaciones.

Naciendo sin algún genero en especifico resulta envidiable como 2BO no expresaba inseguirdades, lo verdaderamente preocupante eran las crisis existenciales, a veces hacia corto circuito cuando se ponía complejo haciendo preguntas o cuestionando su existencia.

Esta inscrito en una escuela privada porque los Drake no podian proporionarle actualizaciones a su sistema como podria hacerlo un genio como Gyro solo podían ofrecerle la experiencia de un niño real.

BOYD el mas puro y educado de su clase, lastima que su padre sea el mas intenso y confrontativo en las reuniones escolares.

Inconscientemente Gyro programo a BOYD con un carácter similar al de su padre.

HUEY, DEWEY ,LOUIE Y MAX GOOF

Los trillizos se pelean entre si para llamar la atencion de Max porque es la persona mas cool, relajada y normal que conocen.

Definitivamente se refiere a Donald como su tío.

Max conocio a los trillizos aun cuando estaban en el cascaron el tenia aproximadamente entre 8 y 9 años, dias después eclosionarion, eventualmente fue un niñera intermitente cada vez que visitaban al tio Donald.

Ha sido entrevistado para el programa de Dewey , todo después de los juegos Xtreme, fue su invitado mas famoso.

Durante los juegos Xtreme en la mansion McDuck todos se reunian para ver a Max y a Goofy competir.

Donald casi le da un infarto durante el incendio del final.

Durante los eventos de Quack Pack el ya estaba recibiendo su carta de aceptacion a la universidad.

FENTON

Mitad o totalmente boricua por parte de su mamá.

Gustos musicales de señora hace toda la limpieza cantando a todo volumen como si experimentara su segundo divorcio. (Coincido totalmente contigo @rommaru )

Él y Launchpad comparten el mismo complejo de hermano mayor.

Sabe bailar bastante bien.

Después de Tokyolk su relación laboral con Gyro se vuelve más amable y participa más, a veces formando parte del equipo Ludwing Von Drake y otros equipos de científicos de la empresa.

Solía maldecir a Gyro con todos los insultos que sabía en español cuando se encontraba furioso, dejó de hacerlo cuando le dijo que entendía todo lo que le decía, oops.

Detesta la sangre pero llego a acostumbrarse por su trabajo como heroe.

En un futuro se convierte en jefe de recursos renovables y energía de la empresa.

Random

Estas son suposiciones mias perooo...

Boyd fue el reemplazo estratégico de Robótica para la readapatacion en DT17 asi como Mark Beaks de Emil Eagle

[wacky-nameless-inventor-24]

royalty au is a lot about Mads trauma ik but I really want to go into NFentons from when he served under NScrooge- as a sort of reaction to that I’m thinking of giving him control issues (though he’s kinda already been written with those anyway)

Being forced to be complicit in everything NScrooge did from murder to imprisonment to raids to greed and just everything means he just had to watch a lot of it and couldn’t do anything about it. Now that he’s in charge he has to be in charge of everything that happens so he can finally do it the correct way. Most of the time it’s not noticeable (he just has a reputation for being very Particular) but sometimes it’ll get bad and he either has to do everything personally himself or the people doing things for him (like his advisors) have to do everything Exactly how he tells form to and afterwards they have to give him an extensive report on what happened. Even though he is a very logical Greater Good Cut Our Losses kind of person it still has to be done the way he has figured it out to help as many people as possible and any variance from that really makes him angry. All of this only serves to wear him out more which makes is mood worse and it’s a hard cycle to get out of. He has a tendency to yell (that he is working on!) which really no one reacts well to but Mads and Blue especially have a hard time with it.

For example ig when Mads first started causing chaos NFenton was really hard on Blue about it because there were bad things happening (riots and fires and stuff) that he couldn’t stop, and so he figured he had the strongest person in the world who was also incapable of doing something about it. He was really nasty to them about not being able to catch him and really took his anger out on them- though nobody really recognized at the time it was a trauma response. Still doesn’t excuse it though and he did apologize to them throughly afterward and hasn’t done anything like that since (over my head was supposed! to cover this but I might just write it independently afterwards). Another example that isn’t as bad is after NGyro’s betrayal things get bad again, and he tries to assign everyone bodyguards- which like. they refuse cause it’s blue and beakley and mads they. all know how to take care of themselves and their refusal only makes his mental state worse. At that point he’s doing better about handling it tho so he’s never really mean to anyone about it he just gets extra grumpy which does lead to some bad arguments and work environments ig. I do have a fic about this I’ve been almost finished with for months now sldlglgkhkg He is also! shit about talking through his feelings so he has a tendency to hold things in until he explodes at someone.

Anyway on a more lighthearted side of it Mads has developed an attack plan for when he notices this from NFenton which is to make him stop working for the rest of the day (so he can’t be in charge of/control anything else and has to let other people take over so he can step back and calm down about it and see that it’s fine), give him a bath, maybe a massage, then distract him with food while braiding his hair and trying to talk about it with him. Talking doesn’t always work the first time so it becomes a sort of ongoing conversation until it’s resolved. The hair braiding is some extra physical contact to help him calm down sldlfkf

[godfrey-the-chaos-duck]

Trick or treat!!! 🎃

AHHH YESSS!!! And a treat for you, fairest Jamie!

A headcanon and an accompanying snippet from a thing I'm working on

The Headcanon: Scrooge has The Most Fucked Sleep Schedule In Recorded History.

The snippet:

Mrs. Beakley was just finishing up her nightly cleaning of the manor. She always did the family room last, and tonight, even though it was well after midnight, she could still hear video-game noises coming from the room. "Are the children still playing that game?" she asked herself, making a mental note to have a word with Della about not letting her children stay up all night again. However, the voice she heard didn't belong to any of the kids. And it wasn't Donald or Della either. "Aha! Take that, ye wee blaggarts!" "What on earth…?" Beakley was confused. No. There was no way. It couldn't have been… She opened the door and entered almost silently.

There, sitting cross-legged on the floor, a tartan blanket around his shoulders, his top hat slightly crooked, his pince-nez spectacles gleaming with the reflection from the TV, and an unrivalled fire in his eyes, was- "Mr McDuck?" There came the sound of an explosion from the TV, coupled with the evil laughter of a very pixellated villain. "BAH! What the blazes are ye doin' here, Beakley?!" Scrooge snapped, turning around as the words "You Died" flashed on the screen; he had been this close to besting Captain Cuckoo before the housekeeper barged in unannounced and distracted him. For a moment, Beakley's rote-learned response of "I'm finishing off my nightly cleaning, sir" vanished from her consciousness completely, and she just stood there in abject confusion. "Sir…" Beakley began slowly, not sure what to make of this, "Are you aware that it's twenty minutes past midnight?" "I'm trying to beat Della's record," Scrooge told her, "I've been going since half past six, and I intend to go on till morning!"

Happy Halloween!!!

[quiverwingquack]

I’m really emo about Bentina Beakley actually. She’s the one showing Donald how to responsibly hook up the houseboat, and she’s the one teaching Scrooge how to reconnect with his family, and she’s the one helping Della learn to parent, and she still feels like she’s not one of them. She does it all because she loves them, and she never expects anything in return! And I don’t think she ever felt unloved, but after the dust has settled and they’ve all found out Webby isn’t her biological granddaughter, she starts to walk away. Like she thinks that Webby’s always had a place in the family, but that she isn’t one of them. She fought to keep the family together in Shadow War and saved the world with them on several occasions, but still felt like she wasn’t family.

[della-duck-123]

DuckTales: Timephoon!

Beakley: grrr you need to step up and be a more responsible parent and discipline your children!

Della: fuck off, I’ve been gone for 10 years and right now my kids, including Olivia, need to see me as their friend and mother!

Louie: surely this get rich quick scheme that I refuse to tell any responsible adult about won’t blow up in my face!

Launchpad: There are a lot of moral and gray areas in this adventure that I must ponder over!

Gyro: What the heck? Someone broke into my lab and stole my time tub, again!!

Scrooge: There are Spanish Freedom Fighters on the roof!! Wait, they might be French!

Huey: THE JUNIOR WOODCHUCK GUIDE BOOK IS MY BIBLE AND I WILL PROVE ANY BLASPHEMER WRONG!!

Dewey and Webby: *facepalms*

Olivia Paprika: Guys, could you please calm down for 1 second! It's not hard!

All: *gasps*

Gyro Gearloose: Guys, I think she's got a point.

They all nod.

Louie: *sighs in relief*

Della: At least I won't ground Louie.

The next day.

@pick-and-shovel-laborer

[peachhoneii]

Two years later and DuckTales 2017 finale gives conflicting emotions. But it is interesting. It simultaneously uplifts and takes away from the found family trope. It is all about choosing to love people and accepting them as family. However, when you watch how Scrooge accepts people into his family compared to how he accepts a “daughter” when he already has several kids really shows that writers missed on the delivery and potential implications.

Because yeah he accepts Webby as his daughter instantly but in that same note he also shows there’s difference between being his niece/nephew and being his child. He imitates Donald, an actual parent, and smothers a child who has been quite literally trained to kill. He’s never exhibited such protectiveness to anyone or any of the children he’s had, including Donald and Della.

The show defined what constitutes a parent from an uncle or an aunt. While Scrooge saw HDL, Donald, and Della as his kids, he wasn’t their parent. They weren’t his responsibility. You’d ask, what about Donald and Della? Where are their parents? Alive. The artbook confirmed Hortense and Quackmore are living on Grandma’s farm, and they travel a lot. Scrooge could go on dangerous trips with children and not feel a sense of dread or overwhelming concern for these children because ultimately they weren’t his kids in the same way Webby is.

I don’t think that was the intent when writing the scene, but that’s the implication. It’s like what? Found family is still present with Webby and Beakley. Beakley chose to love Webby, and Webby loves Beakley. They choose to love each other. They chose their family. That’s good.

However, it doesn’t have the same character significance as it would have with Scrooge. Of the characters, Scrooge really needed to learn that lesson. He’s egotistical. He’s self-absorbed. He believes the hype of his own character because he lives the hype. 

Beakley has always been a more grounded character who’s remained consistent in her common sense. She didn’t need to learn the importance of non-biological family. She already knew it. She has no ties to her family name or issues concerning being the last of her clan. Scrooge did. In the comics, him choosing to pursue wealth and fortune definitely comes up as a reason why he doesn’t have children (Goldie).

Webby being his daughter (or preferably granddaughter, come on writers) isn’t an inherently bad idea. But for the length of show and its execution, it wasn’t the best way to conclude the story. There wasn’t significant buildup for the plot reveal or any concern for how this would change the family dynamics. Let alone the fact Webby had zero interest in knowing more about her family. If there were four seasons, they should’ve kept it in and dealt with all the consequences that came with this discovery.

Yeah, I’ve been rewatching the show.

[blaithnne]

Hi anon who was inspired to rewatch ducktales 2017 again bc of you, i’m just realising im focusing on beakley a lot more this time that i did last time, which i blame you for /lh

Just finished the s1 finale

I TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY AND IM PROUD OF IT, MY GIRL DESERVES IT <3

[scottpetersen]

Something I Noticed In The Episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’

Ok. As shown in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, the McDuck family split up into 2 groups. One group consisting of Ms. Beakley, Webby Vanderquack, Donald Duck, Huey Duck and Dewey Duck and the other group consisting of Scrooge McDuck, Della Duck and Louie Duck. I also noticed something about the different members of each of those 2 groups that I’ll be going over here. Also, Spoiler Alert for the DuckTales (2017) TV series. With that out of the way, let’s dive right in.

The group that consisted of Ms. Beakley, Webby, Donald, Huey and Dewey mostly consisted of the members of the McDuck family who generally prefer being cautious and following the rules. Ms. Beakley preferred being cautious and following the rules as shown in the episode ‘From The Confidential Casefiles Of Agent 22!’ where Ms. Beakley was annoyed with Scrooge’s unwillingness to follow protocol and was shocked to see Scrooge eating potentially dangerous to check if they were poisonous. Webby Vanderquack knows about and believes in government policies and regulations as shown in the episode ‘Nothing Can Stop Della Duck!’ where Webby knew that after all the lawsuits, the government claimed that fizzy rock firework cakes are unsafe to eat and tried to warn Dewey that eating one is unsafe. Donald Duck also knows a bit about being careful as shown in the episode ‘Storkules In Duckburg!’ where Donald gave Storkules strict instructions on how to be responsible. And Huey Duck is very careful too as shown in the episode ‘Quack Pack!’ where Huey realized that something was wrong since his Junior Woodchuck Guidebook was blank and soon realized that he and his family were trapped in a TV show after analyzing his environment and realizing that the place they were in was designed like a TV set. The reason why I said mostly earlier is because Dewey seems to be the only exception here as shown in the episode ‘Escape To/From Atlantas!’ where Dewey went across a bridge full of fiery traps despite Scrooge’s warnings against doing so. I think the reason why Dewey is the exception here is because, as shown in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, Scrooge told Della and Louie that he needed them to spot any weaknesses in his Money Bin’s defense system since they were the 2 most cunning individuals he knew. So, Scrooge probably didn’t bring Dewey along in his group because Dewey’s recklessness made him far from one of the most cunning individuals Scrooge knew.

The group that consisted of Scrooge, Della and Louie only consisted of members of the McDuck family who generally prefer being rebellious and mostly tend to disregard the rules. Scrooge usually tends to ignore the rules as shown in the episode ‘From The Confidential Casefiles Of Agent 22!’ where Scrooge mostly disregarded regulations and protocol unless they were absolutely necessary. Della is also pretty rebellious as shown in the episode ‘Raiders Of The Doomsday Vault!’ where Della was fine with taking the Sunchaser to check out the Doomsday Vault without Scrooge’s permission. And Louie is pretty rebellious too as shown in the episode ‘The Outlaw Scrooge McDuck!’ where Louie refused to take Scrooge’s advice about being self-reliant and instead wanted Goldie to teach him how to be conniving in order to make his way to his dream of having his own company called Louie Incorporated.

This could all just be a coincidence. After all, as stated in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, Scrooge gathered Della and Louie in particular because he wanted them to check his Money Bin’s defense system for any flaws since they were the 2 most cunning individuals he knew. But if it isn’t a coincidence, here’s what I think happened. As shown in the episode ‘Escape From The ImpossiBin!’, Scrooge and Ms. Beakley were pretty much acting as the ringleaders of the 2 groups and they were preparing to fight FOWL. And, as shown in the episode ‘From The Confidential Casefiles Of Agent 22!’, Scrooge and Ms. Beakley have fought FOWL before in the past. So, what I think happened is that Scrooge and Ms. Beakley decided to meet in private and had a long and intense discussion on how to handle FOWL. And during that discussion, Ms. Beakley was focusing more on the orthodox whereas Scrooge was focusing more on the unorthodox. And after a while of discussing and disagreeing on their next move, Scrooge and Ms. Beakley eventually decided that they should split up for now and gather particular members of their family to try to handle FOWL in their own ways.

Well, that’s all for this post.

See you all next time.

[aftermathfanfic]

“Yeah, no shit, huh? This has nothing to do with you wanting to help me, you just had a moment of, ‘Oh, hey, look at Louie over there, he looks like shit, maybe I should go over there and make him feel better-’”

“What, is trying to make you feel better a crime or something?”

“It is when you’re just doing it because you think I’m fragile-!”

“You are, man!”

Louie froze stock still.

Dewey wanted to punch himself.

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Warnings: Gore, graphic violence

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Three Years Ago

“…Dewey?”

Dewey didn’t respond, tucked up in his bed and staring at the wall.

“…Um… Uncle Donald wanted me to tell you that dinner was ready.” Huey said nervously from the doorframe.

Dewey kept quiet. He wasn’t sure if he felt like dinner.

Huey didn’t say anything. Dewey heard him enter the room, then clamber up the bunk bed.

“…You doing okay?” Huey asked again. He was beside Dewey now.

Dewey still didn’t respond.

Huey pulled himself up onto the bed, sitting next to him. “…Louie’s gonna be alright.” He said reassuringly. “Mrs Beakley is gonna take him to a psychiatrist. Someone who’s dealt with soldiers and police. He’ll be fine.”

“…Is he?” Dewey asked, his voice cracking. “Or is that what Mom and Uncle Donald told us?”

“…I dunno.” Huey admitted. “I mean… I wanna believe he’s gonna be okay. It… just might take a while.”

Dewey sat up in his bed, barely caring that his brother could see that he’d been crying. “…I messed him up, man.” He whispered.

“…What?”

“He never would have found that dagger if I hadn’t pointed it out. He wouldn’t have…”

“What? Hey, no!” Huey said quickly as Dewey started to cry again. “You didn’t-!”

“No, it was my fault, man!” Dewey choked. “I showed him that dagger, if I had just…!”

“You didn’t know what would happen! None of us did!” Huey countered. “You didn’t make him k… you didn’t make him do what he did, okay? You can’t hold yourself responsible!”

Dewey curled up into his brother’s lap, sobbing. He felt Huey’s own tears splashing against his cheek as they held each other.

“H-hey.” Huey stammered, wiping his eyes. “We’re gonna be okay. Louie’s gonna be okay. It wasn’t anybody’s fault, not even Louie’s, so… so we just gotta stay strong, okay?”

“…Okay.” Dewey whimpered.

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Castelo de Cristo, Portugal

Dewey leant against the dungeon wall, frowning concernedly.

He was watching Louie doing the same thing at the other end of the room, his hands in his hoodie pockets and tension written across his face. It was no secret he wasn’t okay with this adventure anymore. A trap-filled dungeon, unexpected people inside… this was exactly what happened in Mexico.

Dewey looked over at the others. Webby was pacing back and forth anxiously, biting her beak with her arms folded. May and June were whispering concernedly to each other, while Uncle Donald was looking back and forth between the door Scrooge had gone down, and the way they’d come from. He looked relatively calm, at least for Uncle Donald.

Dewey stepped off from the wall and started to walk over to Louie. He caught Donald giving him a wary look as he did, but he held up his hand to let him know it was alright.

Louie looked up at him as he approached. “Hey.”

“Hey, man.” Dewey replied, gesturing at a nearby open cell. “Can we talk?”

Louie raised an eyebrow. “…About?”

“Just… come on.”

Louie narrowed his eyes at his brother, then sighed reluctantly, walking into the cell with Dewey.

Once they were out of sight from the others, Dewey asked him, “You doin’ alright, man?”

Louie looked away, taking a moment before he answered. “…I don’t like this, Dew. I don’t like any of this.”

“Yeah, me neither.” Dewey agreed. “But, you know… we’ve gotten out of worse.”

“I know… doesn’t make it any better.”

Dewey couldn’t disagree with him.

He scratched the back of his head, looking at the floor. He didn’t know if this was a good time to bring this up, but he didn’t want to leave it for later, either. “Um…” He started to say quietly. “I know this is outta nowhere, but… can we talk about Webby?”

“Webby?”

“It’s just… did you and her, like, have a fight the other day?”

Louie immediately stiffened. He’d gone into defensive mode.

“…She told you?” Louie asked.

“…I overheard her talking to May and June. She was pretty upset.”

“Hm.”

Neither of them said anything. This was the tricky part – how to confront Louie about this without sounding confrontational. Huey was much better at it than Dewey was, which was precisely why he tried not to confront him about stuff.

But if he was taking out his shit on Webby now…

“…Look, man.” Dewey murmured. “I know you don’t like us butting into your stuff…”

“And yet…” Louie muttered.

“…But, I really think you should let Webby in on… whatever it is you’re doing.”

“You do, huh.”

“Yeah, man, she just wants to help you.”

“I don’t need her help. I’m fine.”

“Come on, dude.” Dewey sighed. “You’ll take a stranger’s help, but you won’t take ours?”

“She isn’t a-” Louie glared up at him. “Why do you guys think that this is some kind of diss against you? This has nothing to do with you guys, I just don’t need your help!” Louie hissed at him.

This already wasn’t going very well, but Dewey couldn’t back down. “You’re pushing us out, man.” He told him.

Louie scoffed. “What, because I’m not letting you guys coddle me?”

“That’s not what-”

“Yes, it is! That’s all you guys do! You treat me like I’m made of glass, like I can’t handle myself!”

“We don’t- that’s not what we’re doing, man!” Dewey protested, keeping his voice down.

“It’s not what you think you’re doing, but it is.” Louie rebutted. “Jesus, just when I think you guys have figured it out-”

“All we’re doing is trying to help you. You’re the one who never lets us in. You never let us in on your schemes anymore-”

“No? Say, do you remember a couple weeks back? When I asked you and Huey whether you wanted to join in on my Glomgold scheme?”

“Yeah, for the first time in, like, years.”

“Yeah, do you remember how you said no? Where was all your concern back then, huh?”

Dewey hesitated. “…Okay, maybe we should’ve helped you out-”

“Yeah, no shit, huh? This has nothing to do with you wanting to help me, you just had a moment of, ‘Oh, hey, look at Louie over there, he looks like shit, maybe I should go over there and make him feel better-’”

“What, is trying to make you feel better a crime or something?”

“It is when you’re just doing it because you think I’m fragile-!”

“You are, man!”

Louie froze stock still.

Dewey wanted to punch himself.

He ran his hands over his face, trying to compose himself before speaking. “…I don’t coddle you, dude. I’ve always tried to treat you the same as before. You know that.”

Louie didn’t say anything.

“The only reason I’m saying all this stuff is because I feel like you’re pushing Webby away, and I don’t think that’s fair. She’s not trying to make you feel like a baby, she just… wants to help. And maybe she’s not asking the right way, but that’s all she wants to do.”

Louie was looking at the floor.

“…Come on, man.” Dewey pleaded. “Let her-”

A horrendous crashing sound interrupted them, followed by the panicked shouts of the rest of the family.

They both jumped in alarm, then bolted out of the cell. Donald had jumped in front of the girls, facing the door they’d entered the room from. Another smashing sound came from the other side, prompting both Dewey and Louie to run backwards towards their uncle. They stared at the door in fear, hearing now the metallic scraping of claws against stone.

Something was coming.

“All in favour of not finding out what that thing is, say aye.” May murmured urgently.

“Aye.” Everyone said in unison.

And then they turned around and bolted, heading down the path Scrooge had gone. They ran down the corridor, glancing over their shoulders as they ran as the sound of a splintering door echoed from the other room. The hallway led to a T-intersection, both sides of the path identical to one another.

They turned right.

Their retreat led them down a flight of stairs, further into the dungeon. The corridor branched off to the left, though there was another door leading straight ahead. Donald quickly rushed for the door, quacked in anger as a quick test confirmed it was locked, then led them further down the corridor.

It ended in another locked door.

Donald rattled the lock furiously, squawking in panic and rage, while May tried to smash down the door by slamming her shoulder into it. June spun around, facing back and getting into a fighting stance. Webby immediately started scanning the nearby walls, running her hands across the brick and muttering feverishly to herself, “Secret door, secret door, secret door…”

Dewey looked across at Louie, standing with his back flat against the wall. He looked about ready to pass out.

“Aha!” Webby cried victoriously, pushing in one of the bricks in the wall. A section of the brickwork started to swing inward, and Webby declared, “I found-!”

With a warbling warcry, Donald ran backwards, then charged head-first into the door, smashing it off its hinges and sending him tumbling into the next room.

“…A secret door.” Webby finished lamely.

May and June picked up their foster father, who’d knocked himself dizzy from the impact, and started to drag him to his feet towards the secret door. “In there!” May hissed. “Now!”

The kids darted through the hidden passage, which turned out to be another narrow corridor. Once they were all inside, Webby quickly and quietly closed the door behind them.

Then, they all took a few steps back. June held a finger up to her beak, and everyone held their breath as the claws came closer.

Dewey felt his heart crawl into his throat as the creature’s claws scraped against the hidden door.

There was a pregnant silence.

Then they heard the creature slink away.

They didn’t let themselves relax until the sound of the claws had died down completely. Once they were certain they were safe, they all let out a collective sigh of relief, leaning against the walls and collapsing to the ground. Dewey slumped against the wall, closing his eyes and letting himself calm down.

Then his eyes snapped open again. “Uncle Scrooge.”

“Oh, crap!” Webby gasped, scrambling back to her feet. “He doesn’t know! What-”

“He could’ve gone down the other path.” Louie murmured, looking down at the ground. “We have no idea where he is.”

They all looked at each other.

“…We’ve got to try.” Dewey said decisively. “We can’t let him face… whatever that thing was on his own.”

Webby nodded in agreement. Louie, however, protested fearfully, “So, what, we follow where it went and hope we don’t get spotted?”

“Scrooge said not to come back for him.” May added, looking wary.

“I don’t care.” Webby replied flatly. “We don’t leave family behind.”

“Even if they tell us to?” June asked confusedly.

“Especially if they tell us to.” Looking at Louie, she said, “And we don’t have to follow the creature. If Scrooge went down this way, he would’ve found this passage.”

Louie seemed hesitant. He looked towards Donald, who’d gotten to his feet now, rubbing the bruise on his head.

“…Alright.” Donald quacked reluctantly. “But the second that we get into danger, we’re getting out!”

Louie sighed tensely, shoving his hands into his pockets.

Slowly, the family continued down the secret passage, all of them keeping an ear out for the beast that had chased them. The passage ended with another door, which Webby and Dewey pushed aside into the room beyond.

This room seemed to be a large archive, with bookcases full of black, red and blue tomes lining the walls, and a desk directly in front of the hidden door. Two more doors, one beside the desk, and one on the other side of the room, beckoned to them. The chamber was illuminated by a pair of burning torches, shedding flickering firelight across the room.

“…Uncle Scrooge?” Dewey asked the room quietly, hoping to get a response.

Nobody answered.

The family entered the room cautiously, Louie taking up the rear, nervously looking over his shoulder. Dewey carefully opened up the closest door, looking down to confirm that it was another hallway. He turned back to Webby, who was approaching the nearby desk. A book laid upon it, closed, with a red page marker sticking out from the bottom.

“…Do you guys smell that?” June asked suddenly.

Louie paused, then sniffed the air. “…Cigarette smoke.” He murmured.

Dewey could smell it too, now that he thought about it. It was faint, but unmistakable.

June immediately started searching the room, looking over every corner of the chamber. Webby, meanwhile, hesitantly picked up the book, with Dewey looking over her shoulder. The book had a black cover, with an illustration of a goat’s head on the front. The goat had long horns, a torch sconce protruding from its head, and on its forehead was a five-pointed star – a pentagram.

“…Uh…” Dewey said nervously. “What was the name of that idol we’re looking for again?”

“…Baphomet.” Webby replied, not sounding too brave herself. “Beast of Blasphemies.”

“Does he look anything like that?”

Webby didn’t respond. Slowly, she opened the book up to the bookmarked spot. On it was a detailed illustration of a minotaur, the likes of which none of them had seen before. The creature, drawn with its arms outstretched, was long, emaciated, and sickly-looking, sporting a third eye in the middle of its head. A long scorpion’s tail extended down between its legs, and each of its hands ended in long, wicked claws. Written around the drawing were long paragraphs in a language Dewey didn’t quite understand, with one word printed in capital letters directly above it – ‘BULEZAU’.

May looked over Webby’s other shoulder, frowning at the page. “Huh… Webby, you’re the expert on ancient languages here. Any idea what all that says?”

“Uh…” Webby replied uncertainly, her eyes rapidly scanning the words. “It’s hard to read… it’s like a weird mix of… Latin and old Germanic. But this bit here…” She pointed at the section right next to the diagram, reading aloud. “O pestilent bull of Baphomet, o vile herald… heed our… I think that’s either ‘call’ or ‘request’… uh, the next few lines, I don’t understand, but that word means ‘virgin’ or ‘maiden’…  feast upon the… uh… the infidels, on the impure and the sinful… and then it kinda goes on like that…”

“Jeez.” Dewey winced. “It’s like, a creepy prayer or something.”

“It’s more than that.” Webby realised. “This is a Demonomicon. Violet’s talked about these things, they’re used to summon demons!”

“…Like… demons from Hell?” May asked in disbelief.

“Ehhh… it’s not quite like that. I’m not really familiar with how it all works, but I think demons are just, like… evil, super-intelligent aliens.”

“And that thing…” Dewey pointed at the diagram. “…Is that what was chasing us before?��

“Probably… this bit here,” Webby pointed at one of the paragraphs. “This reads like an ingredient list. Brain of a plague-ridden cow, powder of brimstone, a gem of the reddest hue… ‘virgin’ is mentioned here again…”

Dewey’s eyes widened. “Oh my God- that girl! The missing girl from the village!”

Webby looked at him, horror washing over her face. “Oh… you think…?”

“She was kidnapped by whoever used this book to create that… bullyzu, or whatever it’s called!” Dewey declared.

“Probably the same person whose cigarettes we’re smelling.” May mused. “They’re probably guarding the idol, too.”

“I wanna leave.” Louie suddenly spoke up. He was hanging back at the entrance with Donald, distress written across his face. “I don’t- we shouldn’t be here, guys.”

Donald held him concernedly, then looked at the rest of the kids and said sternly, “Louie’s right. We need to go.”

“Wait, wait-” Webby said quickly, picking up the book and peering closely at the text.

“What about Uncle Scrooge?” Dewey protested.

“Scrooge would want you safe!” Donald told him. “I’m not taking any chances!”

“This ritual, that girl is part of it!” Webby insisted, flipping back and forth in the book. “If she’s been kidnapped by this… this cult, then we can’t just-”

“Webby… we don’t know if that girl’s still alive.” May said softly. “If they used her to summon that thing…”

“That’s what I’m trying to find out, how she fits into the ritual.” Webby rambled. “If I could just translate this-”

“I found her.”

Everyone turned to look at June, standing before the door at the end of the room and staring into the room beyond. Her voice had a strange, detached inflection to it.

Slowly, everyone approached the door.

The room beyond was about ten feet wide on either side, illuminated only by what little light was filtering in through the open door. A rotting ram’s head was mounted on the far side of the room, its eye sockets hollow and evil-looking, and its horns twisting backwards in a spiral. An overpowering stench of decay, mixed with the scent of sulphur and burnt flesh, greeted them as they approached the door, and Dewey gagged at the smell. A pentagram had been drawn in the centre of the room in powdered red stone, with black candles marking the spots where the star points met the circle.

In the middle of the symbol was a body. The body of a young duck girl with brown feathers and messy black headfeathers. The girl’s stomach had been ripped open from the inside, her entrails blackened and burned like strips of meat at the bottom of a grill. Coagulated blood was splattered across the floor like thickened marinara sauce, mixed with splashes of black ichor, and her wrists had been bound to a pair of iron loops sticking out from the floor. Her face was frozen in the last expression she had worn – pain and terror.

Dewey heard Louie hiss in shock from behind as he and the girls stared at the body. Before they could look at it for more than a few seconds, Donald got in between them and the scene, his arms extended. “Get back!” He said urgently. “Don’t- don’t look at-!”

“Fuck this.” Louie spat, his voice trembling as he started to back up. “Fuck this. I’m done.”

“It’s okay, we’re leaving.” Donald told him, pushing the kids away from the scene.

“Wh- wait-” Dewey started to stammer.

“Now!” Donald grabbed Dewey by the back of his shirt, dragging him back toward the secret door.

“But Scrooge still doesn’t know about the monster!” Webby argued, though her voice was shaking somewhat.

“Scrooge can take care of himself.” Louie muttered, shoving his hands in his pockets as he followed his uncle.

“We can’t just abandon him!” Webby cried as her family started to retreat. Desperately, she reached to grab Louie’s sleeve. “Please, we-!”

Louie whirled around, roaring in her face, “I get enough of this shit when I go to sleep at night, Webby!”

Webby recoiled in alarm. May and June immediately interposed themselves between them, though Louie didn’t stay long enough for either of them to say anything. He spun back around and followed after Donald, who had paused at hearing the outburst. He watched Louie pass by him concernedly, then he gave both the twins a stern look.

“…Come on, Webby.” May murmured, following after them.

“I…” Webby looked helplessly back at the door, where the girl’s body laid. She couldn’t see much of it from her angle, only the shape of the body lying broken on the floor. Butchered.

Violated.

“…Okay.” She whimpered.

[frozenrogue89]

BatTales Prompt?

I just had a dream where Tim, Jason, and Dick were Huey, Dewey, and Louie from DuckTales. (kinda fuzzy on who's who) The Bat Boys had their original personalities but they were comedic-ified. It was a vague situation where they were in their civilian identities but needed a hero for a situation but none of them wanted to change so they kept arguing (comedically of course) and passing around the responsibility. Jason ends up changing into Red hood but then he points out that everyone will notice it's him that is missing so that starts leading to them impersonating each other, including their vigilante identities.

I thought it was vaguely funny but then I started thinking, Scrooge McDuck could easily be Batman (paranoid rich guy with a mysterious past that led him to be highly trained) That would also make Alfred into Bentina Beakley, the housekeeper (also a retired secret agent). Darkwing is a canon Vigilante in DuckTales iirc. Webby could maybe be Steph? I dunno. What do y'all think?

[wacky-nameless-inventor-24]

Does Heron scratch Beakley up on purpose (like, are they both into that? XD) Or is it more accidental? If so, why isn't she more careful, and does it bother Beakley? How bad are the scratches?

My second question is, how often does Heron betray Beakley (the way Goldie does to Scrooge, though she cares about him in her own fucked-up way XD)? She does care about hurting Beakley tho, right?

Alsoooo, who's the dominant one in their relationship (and I don't just mean with sex)?

oh you KNOWWWWW she does it on purpose to annoy/tease her sldlflggk. She does it lightly enough that Beakley doesn’t get too mad at her (if she did she’d really make her stop and then that’d be the end of that kind of game), but still occasionally draws blood. Beakley doesn’t mind (high pain tolerance) as long as she doesn’t do it in a visible place and doesn’t tear her clothes or mess up her hair, so I’d say though she’s scratching her face in that drawing she isn’t able to get away with that often. Beakley gets mildly annoyed, but not enough to really put a stop to it.

I think the biggest thing is that teasing Beakley is a game to Heron. So she has to walk the line of the teasing being a game but not taking it too far that it crosses a line. That applies to betrayals too- she does it to be silly but knows not to take it too far or else she’ll be (probably literally) thrown out of Beakley’s life. If you were to ask her why she doesn’t cross that line she’d say because then their game would end and they can’t have that- though really she does enjoy spending time with her and each betrayal puts a temporary end to that for a time. So she has to space them out too, if that makes sense.

BEAKLEYYYYYYYY. From an outside perspective it can seem like Heron but it’s absolutely Beakley. Heron’s louder, but Beakley’s stronger. I would say that Beakley is also very particular, she has to be in charge of anything she’s a part of because nobody else can do it right, and that applies to a relationship too. Essentially Beakley is more take charge, and though Heron is stubborn, she doesn't often fight her (because she would. lose.). I think you can see it in the responses to the other questions too, Heron reigns herself in like that because Beakley is calling the shots.