#phillip hamilton kin

[santtalgis]

officially making a intro post.. (*_*)

call me santi, tal, or gil. (if you come up with a nickname and wanna use it with me, just ask <3)

ok, so uhmm, i have depression and adhd (i forget to take my medicine a lot), so if i act differently or mean to you, im sososkso sorry (°□°)!

i reeeeealllllly like history plz ask me to tell you stories plzplzplzplzplzplz I WANT TO TELL YOU STORIES

im slightly weird..sooo sorry if u don't like me

i go by he/him/xe, please don't use any other pronouns

heres some characters i kin!!!: robert chase..uhm thirteen..uhmm phillip hamilton (musical)..JAKE PERALTA.

fandoms im in (-/5 on how active)

house md 5/5

epic the musical 5/5

hamilton 5/5

a series of unfortunate events 3/5

phineas and ferb 2/5

tmnt 1.5/5

tlovm 1.3/5

chump 21 street 1/5

in the heights (2009) 1/5

scooby doo mi (2010) 1/5

princess and the frog 0.5/5

b99 0.5/5

so many more ):

just bc, im not active, does not mean i dont like these fandoms!!!!

i have an extremely basic dni list.

[sleepyrequests]

hi! can I ask for a pendulum? Am I kin with Alexander Hamilton, Phillip Hamilton or Thomas Jefferson? Thanks so much in advance :)

Alexander: Weak Yes

Phillip: Moderate Yes

Thomas: Moderate Yes

I h9pe this helps y9u, An9n!

-Mod Ender

[dedded-by-glamour]

Eliza! What memories do you have about times before Phillips death?

Oh goodness this is an old, old question... I remember that I taught Phillip french quite often. Before he went to boarding school, me and Alexander taught him ourselves. Most of the time it would be me teaching him... Alexander always busied himself with work...-Eliza

[kinsave]

For the Phillip Hamilton!! I’ll get right to the aesthetic!

[kingcatnine]

i was in a roleplay group at age 12 and someone kinned hamilton and ran a blog (unrelated to the rp we did) and kin assigned me Phillip. I met one of my greatest friends through shamchat when my old friend convinced me to use it and go in as Phillip Hamilton. Sorry.

no words

[investmentofmyheart]

cym as Hamilton characters or Star Wars memes you’ve seen

Why the fuck. I… I don’t know Star Wars and Hamilton is so. Why. Ew…

Hamilton. @confused-as-all-hell

Burr. @rodion-raskolnikov-kin

Washington. @thehalfbloodfreak

Angelica. @the-sky-is-full-of-stars

Peggy. @wafflesandschemingfaces

Eliza. @saltyfortunes

Jefferson. @ds-umbrella-manufacturing-co

Lafayette. @iambecomeyourvillain

Who else…?

Phillip. @twelve-kinds-of-trouble

Uh.

[fictionkinfessions]

Me: Oh yeah I kin from a musical that fictionalizes and over-sanitizes a historical figure who was a real asshole in our world | Them: Ohhhh you're a Hamilton kinnie |Me, Phillip Carlyle from The Greatest Showman: No, somehow that'd actually be less embarrassing

[visualbasicscript]

updated assigned hamilton characters (courtesy of wiblur):

wil - washington

tommy - hamilton

tubbo - laurens + phillip

eret - aaron

fundy - widdle baby

dream says kinning the slave owners is a bad idea so that's abt it

[sonofhistory]

lmao I managed to find someone who is kin with samuel seabury, phillip hamilton, and aaron burr all at the same time

…how…

[douglasconstruction]

8 Legitimately Good Thanksgiving Movies to Watch While You Digest

Halloween has its horror and December its infinite loop of sparkle-strung classics. Good or bad, they're the established traditions of their seasons.

But, if you will, allow me to make the case as November as perhaps the prime month for festive film watching. We can't all relate to being chased by ax murderers nor having the carolers sing as we find our soulmate under the mistletoe just as the snow starts to fall outside. But everyone knows the experience of returning home to break bread and spill gravy with family, or, perhaps, what it's like to strike out on your own for the first holiday not spent at your grandparents. The Thanksgiving table (and four days of being stuck in the same place) is the perfect setting for drama, comedy, and everything in between. Plus, all those sweaters. Here are our faves that get it right. 

  1. Scent of a Woman (1992)

Unable to return home for the holiday, a prep school student stays behind in New England to take a job to care for a retired Army officer. The elder man, of course, has other plans, and the two spend the long weekend in a series of perfectly executed, fall leaf colored set pieces. If you think they end up learning something from each other, you've seen movies before, but don't assume it trite. It truly is a hell of film, and gets bonus points for an early, star-making performance from a shaggy-haired Phillips Seymour Hoffman. RIP, buddy. 

2. Pieces of April (2003)

Released in that early millenial time between Dogme 95 and Mumblecore when every filmmaker was trying their hand at a naturalistic, grainy digital video feature lit by available light, Pieces of April tells the tale of a struggling young adult who invites her family to her tiny New York apartment for what they all expect might be their last holiday together. The film gets props for featuring the food in basically every scene, and for a spot-on soundtrack from The Magnetic Fields' Stephen Merritt. As usual, Patricia Clarkson steals the show, and Oliver Platt gets out of the way so she can shine.

3. The House of Yes (1997)

Based on the play by Wendy McLeod, Parker Posey and Josh Hamilton are a pair of twins with an (um...) interesting past and a passion for the Kennedys. The film maintains the small-cast-on-a-stage vibe, making its mansion setting as as claustrophobic and inescapable as it feels to be stuck in a house with family on Thanksgiving. It's not perfect. Tori Spelling, no doubt the "star" that got the film financed, is completely out of place, and the end apparently varies away from this play's script when it shouldn't have. But, it's all kinds of fun, and might make you grateful for the relatively relatable drama of your own kin. 

4. The Ice Storm (1994)

Set over Thanksgiving weekend of 1973, the film, and the novel its based on, perfectly capture the confusing haze of the cultural shifts of the last days of the Vietnam war. It's acerbically funny, offering both a loving portrayal of well-meaning East Coast WASPs while not letting them off the hook for their shortcomings. Nothing goes better with eating a plate of leftovers on the couch at 3:00pm while the rest of the country is off fighting for parking spaces. 

5. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (1987)

Besides the Peanuts classic and their meal of toast and popcorn, this is the Thanksgiving movie most people think of. While none of it actually involves the meal itself, it captures the tension of trying to return home during the craziest travel season of the year. It's funny, and while a few key jokes have definitely not aged well, it works as the thing to put on while you do your meal prep on Wednesday night. 

6. Alice's Restaurant (1963)

A cinematic adaption of Arlo Guthrie's classic story-song, Alice's Restaurant serves as the perfect Thanksgiving-themed companion to The Ice Storm. Here, we see the actual counterculture the former was reacting to, and the hippies receive their own dose of satire and homage. Draft dodgers gather for their own bohemian Thanksgiving, and their everything-is-cool-man attitude gets tested by real world consequences. It's a bit long, but it highlights the benefits and drawbacks of hippy living as well as anything in the Easy Rider era. Consider it a sociological study for anyone born after 1980. 

7. The Vicious Kind (2009)

This is the least pleasant of the films on this list, and you certainly wouldn't want to watch it with kids in the room. (That goes for others here too, so use your judgment.) It's a tale of self-loathing, and explores how reuniting with our families for the holidays can sometimes lead to unforgivable choices. Adam Scott, usually cast for his likeability, is everything but, and his cruelty goes unresolved, though perhaps not unpunished. Experiencing hurt at the hands the people we love is part of the holiday experience, and this is a story of what it's like to sit at the table with someone who simply can't like themselves enough to behave like family. 

8. Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

I don't know how to feel about recommending Woody Allen films anymore, but I think this piece by Chuck Klosterman sums up the issues quite well, so I'm using that as my guidebook. 

It belongs on this list because it, as well as any film, uses the holiday as bookends. More than exploring the experience of the meal and the four-day weekend and the chaos it can brings, the film details how we use these yearly events as a way to mark time and self reflect. Set over a twenty-four month period that begins and ends on Thanksgiving (and encompasses one in the middle), the film is a morality tale (maybe?) that explores the self-justifications and consequences of actions by adults who still trying to grow up. 

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[kinsave]

An aesthetic for a Phillip Hamiliton with old books, poetry, and calligraphy!! I hope you like this!! (I also hope I did this right because like, I don’t know Hamiliton all that well.)

[a-ree]

You're the best brother I could ever ask for philly. You're the best and I love you!!!!

Aww!! Your the best too, Angie!! I love you and your the best ever!!

[kinsave]

Wait if you do any kin, does that include Hamilkin? Cuz it's hard to find content for a Phillip Hamilton like me ;w;

Yessir!! I do indeed do Hamilkin!! Just send in another ask what you’d like!

[a-ree]

Phillip Hamilton

Dear Alexander,

Pa, I love you. It’s not your fault, don’t blame yourself. Don’t wish you died in my place. It wouldn’t help anything. Mom would still be sad. You were so important Pa. Important to history, politics, so many people cared about you. Pa I am glad I got to be your son. I don’t regret anything. I know you made mistakes and its okay. We all still love you. I still love you. Pa don’t blame yourself. I challenged him. There was nothing we could do after that. If I didn’t show I risked our legacy. I died with honor and for you. If I had to go out, that is the way I would want to go out. Pa I love you. Mom does to. I can’t wait to see you again. I will wait until then, patiently for you. 

Your Proud Son,

Phillip Hamilton