#radley walters

[artyrambles]

New personal kill record!

some platooning fun with my clan today. first with our glorious leader, but then he had to leave and we continued because things were going really well. so This happened, too.

Replay Link

bonus: enemy Luchs was being a good sport too

[monochrome-dundee]

Rating Walter's Faces

to my preference, because I'm bored and I wanna

The Original

What's not to love? 10/10. I absolutely love how he looks. He's like a mix between Boo Radley and Frankenstein. Grim to the bone with Crayola Red hair (that seems to be carrot orange or a mauve depending on the lighting. God I love the coloring in this freakin' book). A face to fit a haunted man--You poor, poor redheaded stepchild, you

2. Before Watchmen--Rorschach

7/10. While I really really dislike this depiction of his character, the art really is killer...TOO killer. He looks way too handsome! Sure, I chose a picture where he's all beat up...but just look at him! He's gorgeous! It's all wrong

3. Tom King's Rorschach Series

Girl who is this? 2/10

4. Before Watchmen--Nite Owl

10.8/10

Wait! I hear you cry out. How is this Walter rated higher than the original? This story is yet another one I am not too fond of--the Nite Owl/Twilight Lady moments are great, the retcon of Dan's family life is not needed, and this Walter is pretty bad in terms of depictions. But Listen...Look

He's all dolled up in his Sunday best. His hair all neat and tidy. This is what I needed.

BONUS--

Cover Art

9/10. Wish I could see his entire face but I love his expression regardless. Interestingly, his freckles have been depicted here as skin tags or moles. Kinda love it

The Movie--

10000/10

I know I docked off points earlier for being too handsome...but I mean c'mon. He's so. He;s. Yeah

[captain-price-unofficially]

Sydney Valpy Radley-Walters pictured post-war. A member of The Sherbrooke Fusilier Regiment, he had the most victories of any Western Allied tank commander, knocking out 18 tanks during the war.

[garethllane]

FILM LOG || March 2024

★★★★★ - Blonde Ambition, Lem Amero and John Amero (1981) ★★★★☆ - Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom, Pier Paolo Pasolini (1975) ★★★★☆ - Theorem, Pier Paolo Pasolini (1968) ★★★★☆ - Wild at Heart, David Lynch (1990) ★★★★☆ - Chatterbox!, Tom DeSimone (1977) ★★★★☆ - Barbara Broadcast, Radley Metzger (1977) ★★★★☆ - Peeping Tom, Michael Powell (1960) ★★★★☆ - Streets of Fire, Walter Hill (1984) ★★★★☆ - Women in New York, Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1977) ★★★★☆ - Shock Corridor, Samuel Fueller (1963) ★★★★☆ - Pumping Iron, George Butler and Robert Fiore (1977) ★★★★☆ - Rapture, Ivan Zulueta (1979) ★★★★☆ - Superstar: Karen Carpenter Story, Todd Haynes (1987) ★★★★☆ - Pumping Iron II: The Women, George Butler (1985) ★★★☆☆ - Muscle, Hisayasu Sato (1989) ★★★☆☆ - The Death of Maria Malibran, Werner Schroeter (1972) ★★★☆☆ - Reform School Girls, Tom DeSimone (1986) ★★★☆☆ - Hell Night, Tom DeSimone (1981) ★★★☆☆ - Angel III: The Final Chapter, Tom DeSimone (1988) ★★★☆☆ - Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore, Sarah Jacobson (1996) ★★★☆☆ - Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Howard Hawks (1953) ★★★☆☆ - Death on the Beach, Enrique Gomez Vadillo (1991) ★★★☆☆ - Erotikus, Tom DeSimone (1973) ★★★☆☆ - I'm Going to Get You Elliot Boy, Ed Forsyth (1971) ★★★☆☆ - Mondo Trasho, John Waters (1969) ★★★☆☆ - Nighthawks, Ron Peck (1978) ★★★☆☆ - Bloody Muscle Body Builder, Shinichi Fukazawa (1995) ★★★☆☆ - Fortune and Men's Eyes, Harvey Hart (1971) ★★★☆☆ - She Devils on Wheels, Hershell Gordon Lewis (1968) ★★☆☆☆ - Jail Bait, Ed Wood (1954) ★★☆☆☆ - Athena, Richard Thorpe (1954) ★★☆☆☆ - Flaming Creatures, Jack Smith (1963) ★★☆☆☆ - The Hunger, Tony Scott (1983) ★★☆☆☆ - Jesus Christ Superstar, Norman Jewison (1973) ★★☆☆☆ - Beefcake, Thom Fitzgerald (1998) ★★☆☆☆ - Partners, James Burrows (1982)

Shorts:

★★★★☆ - La Ricotta, Pier Paolo Passolini (1963) ★★★★☆ - I Was a Teenage Serial Killer, Sarah Jacobson (1993) ★★★☆☆ - Le Plus Del Homme Du Monde, Jean Mineur (1948) ★★★☆☆ - Sins of the Fleshapoids, Mike Kuchar (1965) ★★☆☆☆ - Ed Fury on the Beach, Bob Mizer (1960)

[stmaryslibraryios]

The Trouble with Goats and Sheep by Joanna Cannon    

Read by u3a Book group 30/1/24

Not everyone enjoyed this book.  One member said she thought it was quite ‘unmemorable’!

It was quite a slow start but as I read on, I was reminded of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee and the similarity between the characters of Boo Radley (To KAM) and Walter Bishop. Boo was a recluse and considered anti-social by the town of Maycomb. Without any evidence he was blamed for anything bad that happened. Likewise, Walter Bishop was seen as a dangerous recluse by the neighbourhood on The Avenue. Both Boo and Walter genuinely loved the company of children but sadly this was construed as evil by their neighbours.

The story begins in the blistering hot summer of 1976 when much of the dialogue between the neighbours of The Avenue takes place outside, in front gardens and along the road.

It is narrated by 10 year old Grace who, like the rest of the neighbourhood, is worried about the disappearance of Margaret Creasy. With her best friend, Tilly, they believe that if they find God, they will find Mrs Creasy. They decide to start their search by visiting each neighbour in turn and so we learn about their private lives, their fears and anxieties and the secrets they keep.

The neighbourhood is haunted by the events of winter 1967 so the story constantly switches between the two decades. There was a fire, a tragedy and a baby disappeared but its identity is not revealed until near the end of the book when other secrets come to light.

Grace and Tillygo to a funeral because, ‘’No-one else might go. God will be there. We might uncover some clues.’’ Speaking to the Vicar afterwards, he tells them, ‘’God will separate the people, one from another, as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. Those on the left will go to eternal punishment and only those on the right to eternal life.’’ Tilly, a particularly bright child asks, ‘’How does God know which people are goats & which people are sheep? Grace answers: ‘’I think that’s the trouble. It’s not always that easy to tell the difference.’’

The last visit by Grace & Tilly is to Walter Bishop at No. 11.  They say they are looking for God and Mrs Creasy. Walter says he knew Mrs C very well and was sure she would have a lot to say when she returned. Walter admits he doesn’t mix very well but gets along very well with children. Grace says she wants God to keep everyone on the Avenue safe, like a shepherd. Tilly replies: ‘’Only the sheep, though. God doesn’t like goats. He sends them into the wilderness and doesn’t speak to them again.’’ William is puzzled. Goats? Grace explains. ‘’The world is full of sheep and goats and you have to try and work out which is which. The reader is left to decide which of these categories the neighbours fit into!

There is definitely pathos and humour throughout the story and reading it through the eyes of innocent young children, it could be described as their ‘coming of age’ moment. It is also a very salutary lesson in how prejudices spread and become embedded in small communities without any evidence of wrongdoing.

Review by Linda W

[vidoggytv-blog]

Combien de temps le jury délibère-t-il dans To Kill a Mockingbird

Dans le livre classique "To Kill a Mockingbird" de Harper Lee, découvrez combien de temps le jury a le droit de délibérer avant de livrer un verdict. Les informations sur ce processus et sur les implications qui en découlent sont analysées en profondeur à travers ce post meta. Ne ratez pas cette lecture intéressante !   Lors du premier procès des Scottsboro Boys - le cas réel sur lequel Harper Lee a basé son procès fictif - où il y avait neuf accusés, le jury n'a délibéré que pendant deux heures avant de rendre un verdict de culpabilité. Dans le roman de Lee, le jury délibère pendant environ six heures.   Cliquez pour voir la réponse complète Justement, pourquoi le jury prend-il autant de temps dans To Kill a Mockingbird ? Atticus dit à Scout et Jem que le jury a mis plus de temps qu'il ne s'y attendait à rendre un verdict car "il y avait un gars qui s'est considérablement épuisé - au début, il avait hâte d'être acquitté pur et simple". À la surprise des enfants, cet homme était un parent des Cunningham. Deuxièmement, quel verdict le jury a-t-il rendu dans To Kill a Mockingbird ? Scout décrit l'annonce du verdict comme suit : "Un jury ne regarde jamais un accusé qu'il a condamné, et lorsque ce jury est entré, aucun d'entre eux n'a regardé Tom Robinson. Le contremaître a remis un morceau de papier à M. Tate qui l'a remis au greffier qui l'a remis au juge... « Coupable... coupable... coupable. De même, vous vous demandez peut-être combien de temps le jury a-t-il été absent ? Ils étaient sortis trente minutes et c'est important car cela montre que le verdict n'était pas une décision immédiate. Comment Bob Ewell réagit-il au verdict ? Il blesse verbalement et physiquement toutes les personnes associées à la partie défenderesse du jury . Que comprend JEM de la durée des délibérations du jury ? Jem croyait naïvement que Tom bénéficierait d'un procès équitable. Cependant, Atticus a compris qu'en général, un procès impliquant la parole d'un homme noir contre la parole d'un blanc prend quelques minutes. Le fait que le jury ait délibéré pendant quelques heures est significatif car au moins un juré blanc a soutenu le témoignage de Tom. 30 réponses aux questions connexes trouvées Pourquoi le jury a-t-il condamné Tom ? La décision du jury de condamner Tom Robinson pour un crime qu'il n'a manifestement pas commis tourmente Jem (et de nombreux lecteurs) comme une erreur judiciaire intolérable. Une autre raison pour laquelle le jury déclare Tom coupable est que Mayella Ewell et son père, Bob, se sont tous deux parjurés à la barre. Pourquoi Boo Radley voudrait-il rester à l'intérieur ? parce qu'il veut rester à l'intérieur " (227). Boo Radley choisit de rester dans sa maison parce qu'il a peur d'en sortir. Ewell attaque Jem et Scout pour que Boo Radley sorte. Il sort finalement, mais même alors Scout a du mal à le voir quand il les sauve et quand il est dans leur maison alors que Jem est soigné. Que dit tante Alexandra à propos des Cunningham ? Alexandra mentionne ensuite que bien que les Cunningham soient de bonnes personnes, ils ne sont pas «notre genre de gens». Lorsque Scout continue de demander à sa tante pourquoi elle n'est pas autorisée à jouer avec Walter Jr., tante Alexandra dit finalement : "Parce qu'il est un déchet, c'est pourquoi vous ne pouvez pas jouer avec lui" (Lee, 228). Qui était la seule personne du jury qui voulait acquitter Tom ? Qui était la seule personne du jury qui voulait l' acquittement de Tom Robinson ? Un Cunninham qui était un cousin double. Que pense tante Alexandra des Cunningham ? Quand tante Alexandra vient rester avec eux, elle dit à Atticus que Scout doit être plus féminine; elle a besoin de l'influence d'une bonne femme dans sa vie. Quand Scout veut jouer avec Walter, tante Alexandra refuse catégoriquement. Elle pense que les Cunningham ne sont rien d'autre que des déchets et qu'ils n'ont pas une bonne influence sur Scout. Pourquoi Atticus ne se soucie-t-il pas que Bob lui crache au visage ? Atticus a déclaré que Bob Ewell lui avait craché au visage parce qu'Ewell avait besoin "d'avoir une sorte de retour". Ewell a estimé qu'Atticus lui avait fait du tort et afin d'évacuer sa colère, il a craché au visage d' Atticus . Quelle est la théorie de Jem sur la raison pour laquelle Boo n'a pas quitté sa maison depuis si longtemps ? La nouvelle théorie de Jem expliquant pourquoi Boo n'a pas quitté sa maison depuis si longtemps est qu'il ne veut pas traiter avec les habitants de Maycomb et à quel point ils sont méchants et jugent. Comment Maycomb réagit-il à la mort de Tom ? Au chapitre 25, il est dit: "Pour Maycomb , la mort de Tom était typique. Typique d'un ni ---- couper et courir. Typique de la mentalité d'un n --- de n'avoir aucun plan, aucune pensée pour l'avenir, juste courir aveugle première chance qu'il a vue Il voulait souligner comment le thème de tuer un oiseau moqueur correspondait à la mort de Tom . Combien de temps a duré le procès dans To Kill a Mockingbird ? environ 28 mois Pourquoi JEM pense-t-il qu'Atticus va gagner? Jem pense que les preuves présentées dans l'affaire démontrent clairement l'innocence de Tom Robinson. Il a raison de ce point de vue. C'est pour cette raison, aussi rationnelle soit-elle, que Jem pense qu'Atticus gagnera l'affaire. Son idéalisme et son innocence sont anéantis lorsque le verdict revient "coupable". Quel est le mobile de Mayella pour accuser Tom ? Mayella avait plusieurs motifs pour accuser à tort Tom Robinson de son viol. Mayella a accusé Tom parce qu'elle y a été forcée par son père, Bob Ewell et parce que cet homme est son père. Il est très clair lors du procès que ce n'est pas Tom Robinson qui a violé Mayella Ewell, mais plutôt son propre père. Comment l'aneth a-t-il réagi au verdict ? La réaction au verdict Dill répond en disant qu'il deviendra un jour un clown - un nouveau genre de clown qui se moque des gens - se séparant ainsi des autres habitants de Maycomb, en particulier de sa tante Rachel pour qui il a perdu tout respect. Comment Miss Stéphanie a-t-elle réagi au procès ? Elle a dit que les membres de la communauté noire "étaient bien au-dessus d'eux-mêmes" (247). Miss Gates s'avère être une femme très préjugée et raciste. Si tel est le cas, alors l'attitude de Mlle Stéphanie derrière le procès aurait été de nature préjudiciable et espérait voir Tom condamné. Pourquoi Jem tient-il tant à se débarrasser des systèmes de jury ? En particulier, Jem était contrarié que le jury ait autant de pouvoir. C'est pourquoi il a voulu supprimer le jury . Il s'est rendu compte que le citoyen ordinaire de Maycomb n'était pas fiable en ce qui concerne la couleur de la peau d'une personne. Atticus à ce moment-là a essayé d'expliquer à Jem qu'il y avait de bonnes personnes là-bas. Que dit la note de Calpurnia ? Que dit la note de Calpurnia ? Il dit que Jem et Scout avaient disparu. Pourquoi Jem est -il si certain que Tom Robinson serait acquitté ? Il pense que le jury déciderait de l'affaire sur la preuve, pas sur leurs préjugés. Que dit Miss Maudie à propos d'Atticus au chapitre 22 ? Sujet 7 : Au chapitre 22 , Miss Maudie dit des choses à Jem et Scout qui font vraiment réfléchir le lecteur. Elle dit : « Il y a des hommes dans ce monde qui sont nés pour faire nos travaux désagréables à notre place. Nous sommes si rarement appelés à être chrétiens, mais quand nous le sommes, nous avons des hommes comme Atticus pour nous accompagner » (Lee 288). De quoi témoigne Bob Ewell ? Quand Atticus interroge M . Ewell , Bob dit à Atticus qu'il avait l'impression qu'il n'était pas nécessaire d'appeler un médecin et est d'accord avec le témoignage de Heck Tate affirmant que Mayella a été battue sur le c��té droit de son visage. Atticus demande alors à Bob Ewell de signer sa signature, ce qui révèle que Bob est gaucher. Read the full article

[ilearhmajeste]

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How to セ in class. It's Jem Jeremy, SCOT's[SCO9Tt) Scout] Jean-Louise Finch is an Annunaki. Dill's Ally is Walter Cunningham and Charles Baker Harris is found written on the tomb behind the Radley Place

Ballet!

ど。テどド？This is Te Do Do Road.Where is this? How is it?Where is this? Where is this?

Spooky isn't it?

B "aIm

U "Aie.r'ひ匕x;を.sage

University/IAG;beating around the bush

A .ヒを.saki

4MAT

a bridge that is over water with trees in the background

Burping to be funny.

The legality of January sixth is a reference to whether they still have access to federal authorizations follow the United States's default on January sixth when they failed to certify the election

Pretty sure that's what a hell of a way to get them all in the one place

No, I'm justice Alito, you try!

No, I'm justice Alito, you try!

[urcomp]

[gettingthebitches]

Y’all my dumbass decided it would be a great idea to write tkam fanfiction set in princess dress era (I don’t have a set one) and it’s going great, yeah, but I can’t let any of my classmates know I stopped this low.

My friend loves the book too but I’m just like “you don’t need to see me write archery, it makes me embarrassed.”

I literally just need to get it off my chest, internet forgive me.

[artyrambles]

Today’s haul :)

The RW game was so.... weird. I was missing every single shot for the first half of the game, and then with like 15 shells left, suddenly started taking apart the enemy team??? Also the enemy Hellcat kept getting away from me until he showed up at our base and spotted me, but I had a HEAT shell put aside for him. 

Well, I’ll take it.

[karkkidoeswriting]

Yeah, agreed! This is really well put! I have honestly seen some Twitter takes that go along the lines "fiction doesn't effect real world", but I think it's more the limitations of Twitter discourse than like people honestly believing it. (Though there's always A Guy for everything.)

The thing is no adult is convinced to change their mind by fiction, if they don't want to. Really it's hard to convince people to change their mind with well-evidenced factual information, if they don't want to change their mind. Try showing an anti-vaxer any evidence that question their worldview and you understand what I mean. And with fiction it's equally easy to find examples of this. Just look at all people who love Fight Club because Tyler Durden is "so cool" and "says how it is" or think that Walter White is the hero of Breaking Bad, or Elon Musk thinking Parasite is good (not realising he is the titular Parasite) or Jeff Bezos loving LotR (not realising he is literally Saruman). I have enjoyed fiction that has some questionable parts, but it's not like a homophobic joke in a media I like could make me go "yeah those fucking gay people, I'm straight now", because I'm just not open to changing my mind on queer being good. Unfortunately too it means representation is not solution to any systemic issues. I have seen many people who in one sentence talk about their favorite media centered on POC and then the next sentence say something very racist.

But as said, obviously fiction has effect on people. It's whole point is to effect you, to stir emotion, communicate feelings and ideas. Governments and corporations wouldn't pour billions to propaganda, if it didn't have any benefit to them. Because in many cases people are open to changing their minds on things. People have biases and those biases can be exploited to change their minds. Some people are also not extremely committed to their views and are able to either commit or change their views when presented with the right stories or information (for good or ill). As Radley said above, the underlying systemic issues are the real cause, the fiction they produce is a symptom. Though like often symptoms do, it makes it worse.

And the thing is, exposure therapy works. It's tried and true technique of misinformation. The misinformation machine takes a fake story, reports on it like it's true, reports on the reports until you have hundreds of articles and social media posts. So, when someone is in a bubble of that misinformation, even outlandish stories start ringing true, because how would all these people be wrong at the same time? There are also studies that show people become more susceptible to information they hear over and over again, because repetition kinda lowers our brain's defenses. But this can be used for factual information too and for example convincing others that the people different from them are also actually people. There's also studies of this on US, where white people in previously white areas at first became more racist, when it became more diverse, but fairly quickly after exposure to different people they became less racist than before. So while representation can't fix systemic issues, it can make people more susceptible to question their biases and through that get more support to change systems. Still, the people who don't want to change their mind will surround themselves with the media that reinforces their worldview and avoid repeat exposure to different views, so when they inevitably encounter media that tries to question their views, they ignore it or angrily reject it.

This is to say, art is important and art criticism is important. It's important to be critical of the art you experience, even if you love it, or perhaps especially when you love it. Usually, you can't make assumptions of people form the fiction they like or don't like, it doesn't really tell you much about their character. Why someone likes something tells much more about them, which is why it's also important to occasionally take a step back and think critically why you enjoyed something. Art is as much of a mirror as it is communication. It can reveal a lot about the artist, but it can reveal just as much about the viewer. Just listen to all the queer people, who were deeply effected by Harry Potter, who even were able to accept and embrace their queerness because of it. It changed them, but not because anything it communicated (as we know now there was no such intentions), but because it was a mirror to them. It didn't communicate beauty from it's shitty author, it reflected their own beauty back to them.

Not to throw myself back in this nest of scorpions or whatever, but I have another fandom question:

For people who believe fiction doesn’t impact reality, do you think representation is important? And if yes, what do you think is the importance of representation?

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2021 MONTHLY FAVOURITES. ⁠ ⁠ JAN: You're Fired by Shaya Crabtree: An inappropriate gag gift at her office Christmas party to the boss. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: Comedy at its finest. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ FEB: Captive in the Underworld by Lianyu Tan: No matter the cost, Hades intends to keep Persephone. Forever. Dark lesbian romance novel set in mythological ancient Greece. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 : We all celebrate our valentine's day differently. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ MARCH: Sarah Stuart Thrillers #1: Family Ties by Amanda Radley. ⁠ 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 : Mystery and thriller saves lives. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ APRIL: Compass Rose by Anna Burke. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟: I am certainly developing a thing for pirates, we got Queen Mir too. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ MAY: Chiara Corelli Mystery Series by Catherine Maiorisi. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟: I loved all the 3 published books. Book 4 (LEGACY IN THE BLOOD) is coming out next year: 17/Feb/2022.⁠ ⁠ ⁠ JUNE: Sandman by Tammy Bird: 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟: I don't think I will ever forget this book. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ JULY: About That Kiss by Harper Bliss: 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟: I enjoyed this one, THOROUGHLY. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ AUG: Malice Duology #1: Malice by Heather Walter. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟: Book 2 comes out in May. Can't wait. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ SEPT: The Headmistress by Milena McKay: 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟: OUTSTANDING. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ OCT: The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon: 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟: Hopefully, there will be more from Shannon. ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ NOV: On The Record #2: Under Your Skin by Lee Winter: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟: The 2 posts about this book, say enough.⁠ ⁠ ⁠ DEC: The Great Charade by Gerri Hill: ⁠🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 : Fauxmance has its merits, the slow burn to HEA. ⁠ ⁠ #wlwbooks #sapphic #lesbianfiction #BEL #BSB #YLV ⁠ ⁠ https://www.instagram.com/p/CYInv6-OiYb/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rye-views]

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. 8.4/10

About Atticus defending a colored man, who is accused of raping a white woman. It also involves his two children and their friend trying to unravel the mysteries of the Radley House.

Aw, Walter Cunningham.

Atticus will always be so fineee to me. I am absolutely in love with him. I would marry the fuck out of him. A man like that at a time like this? Amazing. I wonder what he was like to his wife and I wonder what his wife was like.

It’s amazing how the differing characters really make this book. In the beginning, I didn’t really enjoy the characters, but now they are what I love. I wasn’t a fan of Scout’s attitude, but I loved when she would question the education system.

I enjoyed everything Miss Maudie said as she talked about the trial to the kids.

I rather enjoy Dill’s and Scout’s engagement.

Ugh this book is so good. How do I even describe? The wording is perfect.

Memorable Quotes: “but it was beyond my ability to explain things as well as Atticus.” “I was weary from the day’s crimes.” “People in their right minds never take pride in their talents” “”It’s no reason to run off. They don’t get around to doin’ what they say they’re gonna do half the time…” “That wasn’t it, he–they wasn’t interested in me.” “No matter what anyone says to you, don’t you let ‘em get your goat.” “Cry about the simple hell people give other people–without even thinking.” “In the name of God, do your duty.” “Most people are, Scout, when you finally see them.”

[omigooness]

I’ve already described the gods, somewhat. Here’s some more cues:

Hephaestus: Summer, Rick and Morty / AppleJack, Friendship is Magic / Samwise Gamgee, LOTR / Bubbles, Powerpuff Girls

Athena: TwilightSparkle, Friendship is Magic / Princess Bubblegum, Adventure Time / Alice, Disney’s Alice in Wonderland / Sangwoo, Killing Stalking

Deimos: PuppyCat, Bee and PuppyCat

Poseidon: Luna Lovegood, Harry Potter / L, Death Note / Patrick Jane, The Mentalist / Squidward, Spongebob Squarepants / Ray, TPN / Joel Glicker, Adams Family Values

Virgo: Fluttershy, Friendship is Magic / Anne, Anne with an E / Helga, Hey Arnold / Shiemi, Blue Exorcist / Anri Sonohana, Durarara / Japan, Hetalia / Akane Tsunemori, Psycho Pass / Beth, Queen’s Gambit / Himawari, xxxholic / maka, SoulEater / Wednesday Addams, Addams Family Values / Hermione Granger, HP / the last unicorn / Breakfast Princess, Adventure Time

Persephone: Luna, Sailor Moon / BlueStar, Warriors

Zeus: James I, Harry Potter / Kinji, Hidan no Aria / Indiana Jones

Pan: Rin, Blue Exorcist / Spike, Friendship is Magic(Pan loves Aria)

Themis: Harley Quin, Suicide Squad / Ayanami Rei, NGE

Pisces: Eva Silva, Warrior Nun / Serena Tsukino, Sailor Moon / Mob, Mob Psycho 100 / Wormtail, Harry Potter / Shinji, NGE / Sherlock(BBC) / Yuki Machida, Namaikizakari / Danaerys, Game of Thrones / Byron Bunch, Light in August / Yoon Bum, Killing Stalking / Soul, SoulEater / Rick, Rick and Morty / the black widow, Adams Family Values / Dustfinger, Inkheart / Jamal Malik, Slumdog Millionaire / Draco Malloy, HP / Pinkiepie, Friendship is Magic / buttercup, Powerpuff girls / Wendy Darling, Peter Pan

Sauron: LILO, LILO and Stitch

Apollo: The HULK / The Doctor, Doctor Who / Freddie, icarly

Artemis: Paige, World After / Meg, Inkheart / Kohane, xxxholic / The Intended, Heart of Darkness / Coraline / Nunnaly, Codde Geass / Nezuko Kamado, Demon Slayer

Nemesis: Azula, Avatar the last airbender / Rarity, Friendship is Magic / Haruhi Suzumiya / Maxine, Ginny and Georgia

Kaitlyn isn’t really a god but I found her: Shinoa Kuragi, Awari no Seraph, and Anahga: Yoichi, AnS, and Kayleigh: Haruhi, Ouran HSHC, and Adil, Kyouya, Ouran HSHC, and Sarah H.: Flame Princess, Adventure Time, and Joel, Eren, Attack on Titan, and Evan: Yukio, Blue Exorcist, and Paul Wolf: Mr Incredible, the incredibles, and Charlotte Kim: RainbowDash, Friendship is Magic, and Yoko: Morticia Addams, and Emma: Hermione Granger and Sophia: Latika, Slumdog Millionaire, Maheema: Wild Berry Princes, Ms Rago: Rag Doll Princess

Marcus Posey: Max, Paranatural / Naota Nandaba, FLCL

Hades: Greece, Hetalia / Clancy, Midnight Gospel / Pepito, Madeline / HOWL, HOWL’s Moving Castle

Ares: Kanba Takakura, Mawaru Penguindrum / Ares, WonderWoman / Mike Teevee, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory(nu) / Izaya Orihara, Durarara / Prussia, Hetalia / Jacuzzi Splot, Baccano

Ouranos: Kimihiro Watanuki, xxxholic / Harry Potter / Reynard, The Mysterious Benedict Society / Shouma Takakura, Mawaru Penguindrum / Hotaru Imai, Gakuen Alice / Ignatious Percival, Horns / Morty, Rick and Morty / Death the kid, SoulEater

Gaia: Jake the dog, Adventure Time / Scout, To Kill A Mockingbird / Frankenstein’s monster / Walter White, Breaking Bad / Mikoto Katsuragi, NGE / Isabella, TPN / Beth, Rick and Morty / Elle Woods, Legally Blonde

Angelo(sadness): Sherlock Holmes, Robert Downey Junior

Hecate: Makoto Kusanagi, Ghost in the Shell anime

Erebus: Snape, Captain Hook

Prometheus: Zuko, Avatar the last airbender

Epimetheus: Fin the Human, Adventure Time

Hermès: the Flash / Rex Walls, Glass Castle / TeaCake, Their Eyes Were Watching God / Stein, SoulEater / Jerry, Rick and Morty / Boo Radley, To Kill a Mockingbird / Patrick Baitman, American Psycho

Petunia(confusion):Petunia Elkwood, Todd Allison and the Petunia Violet / Janie Crawford, Their Eyes Were Watching God

Sylvia(perseverance): Esther Greenwood, The Bell Jar / Arya Stark, Game of Thrones

Liam(secrecy): Aang, The Last Airbender / Casper the friendly ghost / Arthur, The Sword in the Stone

Hera: Madeye Moody, HP / Bird Lady, Home Alone 2

Miranda(confidence): Constance Contraire, (the Mysterious Benedict Society) / Toph, Avatar the last airbender

Thanatos: Holden Caulfield, Catcher in the Rye

Demeter: Mabel, Gravity Falls / Buttercup, The Princess Bride

Charles Wallace: August Pullman, Wonder

Kronos: Ren Tsuruga, Skip Beat

Helios: Crookshanks, HP

Nike: Asuka Langley Sohryu, NGE

Nickolas: Bean, Ender’s Game

Shinji: Shinji Ikari, NGE

Peter Pan: Peter Wiggin, Ender’s Game

Demeter: Felicity Fox, Fantastic Mr Fox

Isabella from the family: Katara, Avatar the last Airbender / Isabel, Paranatural

A/N:

(If I don’t include you, I might not have forgotten you. I just can’t find your match.)

[jungleindierock]

Jungle Indie Rock - Time Machine - Vol.1

Ok here is the first of the Time Machine playlists. 100 tracks, from any genre, any year!! You will maybe hear something new on here and then investigate the artists back catalogue!! Even now i am still discoving bands / artists from the past, that i have missed, or maybe is my taste in music is changing, whatever the reason, just play this, share it but most of all enjoy it !! The art work for the cover was done by my partner in crime here at Jungle Indie Rock, Mar, i think she did a great job!! Reb.

Tracklist

The Boo Radleys - Wake Up Boo!

Free - Alright Now

The Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought The Law

Furniture - Brilliant Mind

The Wombats - Let's Dance To Joy Division

Half Man Half Biscuit - Joy Division Oven Gloves

The Rolling Stones - Dandelion

Cold War Kids - Hang Me Up To Dry

Stereophonics - Dakota

The Bangles - Going Down To Liverpool

The Box Tops - The Letter

Foo Fighters - Everlong

The 1975 - Chocolate

The Auteurs - Lenny Valentino

Fun Lovin' Criminals - Scooby Snacks

Whale - Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe

Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - The Night

Culture - Two Sevens Clash

Rocket From The Crypt - On A Rope

Television - Marquee Moon

Bob Dylan - Blowing In The Wind

Age Of Chance - Kiss

Arcade Fire - Rebellion (Lies)

Uncle Tupelo - New Madrid

Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps - Who Slapped John?

The Meteors - Go Buddy Go

The Golinski Brothers - Bloody

Microdisney - Loftholdingwood

John Cooper Clarke - Midnight Shift (John Peel Session Version)

Chapel Club - O Maybe I

Young Rebel Set - If I Was

Two Door Cinema Club - Undercover Martyn

Danny Wilson - Mary's Prayer

Steve Winwood - Valerie

This Mortal Coil - Song To The Siren

Tim Buckley - Dolphins

Ian Brown - Dolphins Were Monkeys

The Dream Academy - Life In A Northern Town

The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition

Foals - My Number

Nirvana - The Man Who Sold The World

The Bravery - An Honest Mistake

The Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season)

Cream - White Room

Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl

Green Day - Basket Case

Pearl Jam - Jeremy

David Bowie - Rebel Rebel

Kasabian - Underdog

Royal Blood - Figure It Out

The Cure - Boys Don't Cry

The Libertines - Can't Stand Me Now

Arab Strap - The First Big Weekend

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Into My Arms

The Maytals - Monkey Man

Nick Drake - Northern Sky

Frank Wilson - Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)

Little Walter - Juke

Mumford & Sons - I Will Wait

Beck - Loser

Bran Van 3000 - Drinking In LA

The Clash - London Calling

Kraftwerk - The Model

Radiohead - Karma Police

Mazzy Star - Fade Into You

The Sonics - Have Love Will Travel

Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band - Sure 'Nuff 'n' Yes, I Do

Castaways - Liar, Liar

Belle & Sebastian - Lazy Line Painter Jane

Teenage Fanclub - Sparky's Dream

Stereolab - French Disko

Buddy Holly - Rave On

Barrett Strong - Money (That's What I Want)

The Doors - Hello, I Love you

The Beach Boys - Surfin' U.S.A.

The Proclaimers - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)

Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun

Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Radio, Radio

Killing Joke - Eighties

XTC - Dear God

The National - Bloodbuzz Ohio

Jake Bugg - Lightning Bolt

Sunflower Bean - I Was A Fool

Laura Marling  - Devil's Spoke

The Runaways - Cherry Bomb

Delta 5 - Mind Your Own Business

The Cramps - Human Fly

Nick Lowe - I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass

The Modern Lovers - Roadrunner

Mary Gauthier - Bullet Holes In The Sky

Karen Dalton - Something On You Mind

Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy

The Breeders - Cannonball

Pixies - Debaser

Screaming Trees - Nearly Lost You

The Smithereens - Behind The Wall Of Sleep

The Rubinoos - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend

Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action

The Nerves - Hanging On The Telephone

Leonard Cohen - Closing Time

It would be interesting to get your feedback on the the selections, and suggestions for themes for these playlists in the future!! I have already started on the next few, along the same lines, but am planning, a covers versions, live, john peel sessions themed ones, Reb