#spooky month theo

[ask-my-spooky-month-ocs]

Made opposite versions of Sophie, Sally and Sam based on @mayisgoingnuts 's opposite hatzgang: Theo, Denny and Scar

Bonus doodles

[mayisgoingnuts]

DOODLES BASED ON MY LAST POSTS ABOUT THEM HEJEHHDEH

Btw I decided to call them GentleGrudge :>

[alphapuph]

🎃Happy Halloween 2022 !🍬

🎃 Happy Halloween ! 🦇 🦊 Trick or Treat !!🐺 🍬 it's totally not November!!! 🐢🥔

[ask-numberjacks]

HAPPY PRIDE!!

I know it's late but who cares, pride all year round babey!!!

Some slightly tweaked designs and headcanons too! And as it is relevant, here are all the hcs for the characters (+ Temper Shaker bonus lol)

Zero (Olive) They/Them | Nonbinary | Questioning

One (Bea) She/They | Demigirl | Questioning

Two (Theo) He/She/They | Bigender | Questioning

Three (Maisy) She/Her | Female | Questioning

Four (Frankie) He/They | Demiboy | Panromantic Asexual

Five (Aisha) She/They | Demigirl | Bisexual

Six (Simon) He/Him | Male | Bisexual

Seven (Seren) She/They | Female | Lesbian

Eight (Ethan) He/Him | Male | Straight Ally

Nine (Nadia) She/They | Demigirl | Pansexual

Numbertaker (Ross) Any/All (mainly he/they) | Genderfluid | Bisexual

Puzzler (Eugene) He/They | Male | Bisexual

Spooky Spoon (Linda) She/Her | Female | Lesbian

Shape Japer (Jasper) They/She | Nonbinary | Aro-ace

Problem Blob (Robert) They/He | Agender | Aromantic

Temper Shaker (Temper) She/They | Genderfae | Bisexual

Diamond Screen (the character, not me) They/Them | Agender | Aro-ace

Via Inkfeather (me!) They/She/He | Agender | Questioning

Up until quite recently I thought I was a lesbian, until I began to have a think about other people and realised "damn, what if I do like boys?" and then got really confused so I have no idea anymore (and I also don't care lol, I mostly just say I'm gay and move on. It works for me.) But I think I might be pan or omni? Not sure though.

And yeah I don't gender because I don't like it. I don't really mind any pronouns, although they/them is my go-to. Love me some gender neutral pronouns.

But anyway hope you guys had a lovely pride month, and all the best for the summer! I sincerely apologise for the immense lack of ask-answering. I've just had a lot to work on this past month, and will probably still be pretty busy this month, too. But I will try and get a few asks out in my free time. Love you guys! You silly bunch. <3

~ Via, a.k.a. Ask-Numberjacks

[dross-the-fish]

Since fall is getting closer what do you think the Montly group would do for Halloween and a costume party? I feel like Erik would be that one person in any costume party who plans their costume and goes extra with it. Plans for at least a month to make it.

Adam would enjoy making decorations, I can see him really liking the fall colors and spooky aesthetic. Not the type to dress up but he'd enjoy seeing everyone's costumes. Edward is making spiked punch and hiring "entertainment" expect skimpy little devil costumes which may or may not end up on Edward depending on how the night goes.

Quincey is going to dress up as a ghost, eat far too many sweets, make himself sick and still claim he had the best night ever. Larry is in wolf form so no dressing up for him either but he'll have fun listening to scary stories and hanging out with Quincey.

Watson is handing out candy at the door to all the trick-or-treaters.

Theo will do a little singing and dancing. She'd come dressed as a zombie, get a disapproving look from Adam and then go change into something else.

Selma is going to tell scary stories, some about monsters she's actually seen and ghost stories her mother used to tell her about figures from Mexican folklore like La Llorona Erik is the most extra, has the most opulent costume, he's either showing up as Mephistopheles from Faust or his go-to Red Death. He shows up late just so he can make a dramatic entrance and he rigged the lights to flicker and paid someone to make sound effects. Hyde will find a way to bump into him and "accidentally" spill punch on him.

[astrolionking]

Haunting Of Hill House AU

Since it’s spooky month, I’ve decided to rewatching Hill House bc it’s one of my favorite series ever and I realized…

It is about FIVE siblings who split up after a particular event in their family that caused them to fall apart.

Years later, they reunite after one of their siblings is taken from them and they have issues along the way bc of the last time they saw each other.

And then I thought…

THAT SOUNDS LIKE THESE DUDES.

So, Trolls Hill House AU!

Branch as Theo

Clay as Luke

Bruce as Shirley

John Dory as Steve

Warning: Disturbing imagery (broken neck, implied suicide)

Floyd as Nelly

And some small sketches of Clay and Branch in two scenes I think abt

[richincolor]

Haunting Reads for your TBR 👻

It's spooky season where I'm at, which means that the weather is getting crispy and cold, the leaves are changing colors, and I suddenly have a craving for apple cider donuts. What is also means is that my usual readings habits are upended -- I'm a coward! -- and I feel like maybe I should take a gander at a spooky read or two. Is there anything on your TBR that's spooky? Here's what's on my list for this month:

If I Have to Be Haunted by Miranda Sun

Cemetery Boys meets Legendborn in this thrillingly romantic, irresistibly fun YA contemporary fantasy debut following a teenage Chinese American ghost speaker who (reluctantly) makes a deal to raise her nemesis from the dead. Cara Tang doesn’t want to be haunted.

Look, the dead have issues, and Cara has enough of her own. Her overbearing mother insists she be the “perfect” Chinese American daughter—which means suppressing her ghost-speaking powers—and she keeps getting into fights with Zacharias Coleson, the local golden boy whose smirk makes her want to set things on fire. Then she stumbles across Zach’s dead body in the woods. He’s even more infuriating as a ghost, but Cara’s the only one who can see him—and save him.

Agreeing to resurrect him puts her at odds with her mother, draws her into a dangerous liminal world of monsters and magic—and worse, leaves her stuck with Zach. Yet as she and Zach grow closer, forced to depend on each other to survive, Cara finds the most terrifying thing is that she might not hate him so much after all. Maybe this is why her mother warned her about ghosts.

Delightful and compulsively readable, this contemporary fantasy has something for every reader: a snarky voice, a magnetic enemies-to-lovers romance, and a spirited adventure through a magical, unpredictable world hidden within our own.

All These Sunken Souls: A Black Horror Anthology edited by Circe Moskowitz

The stories in All These Sunken Souls explore horror through a blend of genres—from the thoughtful to the terrifying—as the reader wanders farther and farther from reality.

By delivering a multitude of profound nightmares, this YA horror anthology by established and debut authors contains something for every horror fan—and for anyone who dares to open these pages. From haunted Victorian mansions, temporal monster-infested asylums, ravaging zombie apocalypses, to southern gothic hoodoo practitioners, the anthology features stories from Kalynn Bayron, Donyae Coles, Ryan Douglass, Sami Ellis, Brent Lambert, Ashia Monet, Circe Moskowitz, Joel Rochester, Liselle Sambury, and Joelle Wellington.

All These Sunken Souls tackles a genre that historically has tokenized and exploited Black characters and opens discussion on how horror translates into the current time we live in.

Saint Juniper's Folly by Alex Crespo

Cemetery Boys meets The Haunting of Bly Manor in this spellbinding debut! Alex Crespo’s queer haunted house mystery is equal parts spine-tingling thrills, a celebration of found family, and must-read for paranormal romance fans. For Jaime, returning to the tiny Vermont town of Saint Juniper means returning to a past he’s spent eight years trying to forget. After shuttling between foster homes, he hopes he can make something out of this fresh start. But every gossip in town already knows his business, and with reminders of his past everywhere, he seeks out solitude into the nearby woods, called Saint Juniper’s Folly, and does not return. For Theo, Saint Juniper means being stuck. He knows there’s more out there, but he’s scared to go find it. His senior year is going to be like all the rest, dull and claustrophobic. That is until he wanders into the Folly and stumbles on a haunted house with an acerbic yet handsome boy stuck—as in physically stuck—inside. For Taylor, Saint Juniper is a mystery. The surrounding woods speak to her, while she tries—and fails—to practice the magic her dad banned from the house after her mother died. Taylor can’t seem break out of her spiral of grief, until a wide-eyed teenager barges into her life, rambling on about a haunted house, a trapped boy, and ghosts. He needs a witch. The Folly and its ghosts will bring these three teenagers together. But they will each have to face their own internal struggles in order to forge a bond strong enough to escape the Folly’s shadows.

[theobaileypp-archived]

"I feel like we've spent the entirety of this month in costumes," Theo pointed it out to Dylan as they sat by the skating area. "In coordinated costumes, too. I'm not complaining—I do enjoy dressing up." He brushed down his several layers of Anakin Skywalker robe. Their clothes had been fairly easy to pick, like he'd been waiting his entire life to match costumes with someone, and Dylan had eagerly embraced his little Star Wars adventure. And she looked, of course, fantastic as Padme. "A year ago I was a pirate and you were a princess, and this year I'm a war criminal and you're still a princess. We'll have to keep the theme next year, somehow."

With @dylan-westwick at the spooky skate night

[bladexjester]

A Little Wolf Engine

(Werewolf Theo to complete the spooky trio for spooky month)

[eternitae]

HALLOWEEN. Having a black cat one would say perfectly fits for the holiday, the whole spooky time, costumes, etc etc. Theo is aware that not all people like black cats, superstitions and what have you, but this day, this one in particular is the one where he can reassure Poe, the cat, that it’s his day. In fact, his month.

 You’ll never see a happier cat on Halloween, wearing silly costumes that Theo makes himself and have kids squeal due to the cuteness, petting him and carrying him all around, little girls dressed as witches calling him their sidekick. He’ll purr and follow all the kids around, play and meow like a proud little black cat in the whole store.

[katherinejblackwell]

Yours, Katherine #07 - Planning My Fall TBR

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Photo by dilay (:

Dear Readers, It's technically still the middle of Summer, but with registering for classes and getting my things together for school next month, I'm starting to feel those first hints of Fall. I'm going to try to enjoy the Summer while it's still here and be grateful for the warm weather before we creep back towards Winter, but I also can't help being excited for my favorite season to start again. So, today, I'm going to plan out some of the books I'm hoping to read come Fall.

#01 - The Secret History by Donna Tartt

I've been trying to read this book for I want to say the past two or three years and, every time I start, I get maybe a fourth of the way through and then get distracted by something else and end up DNFing it. I think this year, it's going to be the first book on my list because I want to finally finish it and fill in the gaps in the story I have. I am interesed in the story, and I love the writing style, I'm just having trouble finishing. I think if I can push through the section I've already read and get into the new stuff, it'll pique my interest and I'll be able to make it to the end. I also think treating the paragraph breaks more like chapters than the actual chapters will help. If I remember correctly, every chapter is 50+ pages long, with a bunch of paragraph breaks per chapter. So, being used to chapters that are at least half that length, it can be a little hard to keep motivation when it almost feels like I'm not making any progress. Hopefully, treating those paragraph breaks like chapters instead will help me feel like I'm making tangible progress.

View The Secret History on Goodreads​

#02 - The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt

Assuming I manage to finish The Secret History, I'd also like to read Donna Tartt's most recent novel, The Goldfinch. To start with, it won a Pulitzer Prize in 2014, and I'm not sure you can get a better recommendation than that. I also think I'll find the art elements interesting, and this particular line from the description really intrigues me: "As he grows up, Theo learns to glide between the drawing rooms of the rich and the dusty antiques store where he works." As a Downton Abbey fan, drawing rooms of the rich and dusty antiques sounds right up my alley. I'm also really interested to see what messages will lie behind the story since I know The Secret History is at least in part a social commentary about elitism within academia. I'd also like to watch the movie that came out a few years ago, and I always try to read the book before the adaptation.

View The Goldfinch on Goodreads​

 #03 - Deadfall Hotel by Steve Rasnic Tem

I'm honestly not super excited about this one, although I do still want to read it. I (semi)recently pulled this book and a ton of others I hadn't read off of my shelf and moved them to a different part of the room so I could try to work my way through them all and decide if I wanted to keep them or pass them along. The reason I'm not super excited, and haven't read it yet despite owning it for a few years, is because I think it's supposed to be kind of a horror, and I'm not really a horror person. I'm a big scaredy cat and horror tends to freak me out or just make me feel sick. It was kind of hard to get a good grasp of how scary it is from the reviews, so I'm preparing to DNF it while also holding out hope that it'll just be a semi-spooky-semi-sweet story that I'll end up enjoying enough to revisit now and again.

View Deadfall Hotel on Goodreads

 #04 - The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton

I'm pretty sure I've talked about this book here before, but I'm always ready to bring it up in any conversation ever. I don't generally like mysteries all that much, but I LOVED 7 1/2 Deaths, and it's my favorite mystery ever. I normally reread it around Fall and Winter and so far I've reread it once a year since I first read it 3 years ago. I think Stuart Turton is incredibly clever and I'd also like to read some of his newer works this Fall if I get a chance. I'm not sure what his other two books are like, but 7 1/2 Deaths at least is super interesting, particularly for the time loop element it has going on. The idea is that the main character is reliving the same day for seven days, and ever day he wakes up in a different person's body. (There's also a little more to it than that, but I won't write any spoilers here, and you can always feel free to go looking for them yourself.) The reason I find this so impressive is because it means that the author had to have a deep understanding of how the day progressed and be able to keep track of exactly what everyone was doing at different points in the day, as well as plot out how he was going to slowly reveal key details to the main character and the audience using the different perspectives. I'm really eager to take a crack at his other novels and see what else he's come up with.

View The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle on Goodreads

#05 - The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

This is technically four books, but this series has been high on my priority list for such a long time. As a lover of the fantasy genre, I think this a long over due read. I have technically read The Hobbit a handful of times in audiobook* form, and I absolutely adored it, but with audiobooks, I tend to space and miss bits, so I want to be able to sit down and properly read the whole thing before I get into the trilogy. I was originally going to read these books during the Summer until I decided to read the Riordanverse books instead. When I get through all the Riordan books I'm trying to read (hopefully by September but unlikely), I'll probably get started on this series to transition me into Fall if I don't go for The Secret History first.

View J.R.R. Tolkien on Goodreads

Book Recommendation

My book recommendation for the month is the Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard series. I haven't gotten to rereading this in my quest to reread all the Riordanverse books yet, but I remember the first one being one of my favorite Rick Riordan books of all time. I think the cast of main characters are all really sweet with each other and I love their friendship. I specifically remember loving the final battle scene in the first book where all of the characters kind of have their moments to shine and they all come together against the enemy. 

No real drink rec this month, but once again encouraging you to go and drink some water because it's still summer, it's boiling out, and you need to replenish your body's stores.

I hope you enjoyed reading my letter this month. I look forward to hearing back from you, and I'll write again soon!

Yours, Katherine

*PS, The absolutely stellar audiobook of The Hobbit I read is by Bluefax. Unfortunately, the original uploads to YouTube had some strikes against them and had to be taken down. However, you can still find a few of the chapters on Bluefax's Soundcloud, and the full audiobook can still be found here on Spotify as a podcast, so even if you don't have premium it can still be played in the correct order from mobile. The Spotify doesn't belong to Bluefax, though, so if you'd like to support the creator, you can view the official YouTube channel I linked above to see BTS Hobbit content, and listen to a Pride and Prejudice audiobook!

[spookydreamscape]

New intro !!!

Hello! (Again)— I'm remaking my intro cuzz there have been some changes (about me and with what I wanna do with my account)

About me:

☆You can call me Theo or Star! 🪅

☆I now go by any pronouns 🎉

☆Bisexual/Genderfluid 🌻

☆Minor🌤

About my account:

So I'd like to make a few changes here now that I'll try to be active again

★I'll still post nostalgic 2000s posts (like gifs and all that)🧁

★But I'll post a bunch of other stuff too ! (Like my other interests)☘️

★I'll post any of my other art, and I'll also post about Spooky Month !! (It's one if my biggest interests right now)💀🎃

★And ofc I'll post about other interests too🎈

★Basucally whateva I want, I won't limit it to just one topic🌙

Ty for reading muah muah!! <3

I'm always open to making friends 🙏

(All gifs I used are NOT mine. Credit goes to their respectful owners)

🐌🦋🐛🐜🐝🪲🐞🦗🕷🪳🦂🦟🪰🪱🌸🌸🌸

[mayisgoingnuts]

GODDAMMIT THEO AND DENNY ARE IN MY MIND NOW- MOSTLY BECAUSE OF HOPELESS ROMANTIC THEO

Istg he was such a gay MOTHERFUCKER.

He goes to his mom to talk about Denny, Daisy asks him what's been in his mind about his friend, and he just assumes that Denny is just perfectly sized for them to cuddle and for him to kiss his head- and then realizing the shit he just said and just hiding his red face on the blankets while Daisy goes "awww" with a little giggle

Also for some reason I want to add the detail on Theo where his ""ideal type"" is chubby guys. Idk I just want to. /silly

And also make him SUPER defensive over it, if he sees anyone saying that fat guys are ugly or some shit he immediately gives that frown and says "ugly my ass any fat guy is hotter than you"

Taglist I forgot who I used to tag in rambles help @merwynsartblog @clownazon @jonesy-squish

[alphapuph]

🦊Trick or Treat !🦇

( happy halloween 2 electric boogaloo )

it's my buddy Zerda and Gurp trick or treating !

a bat dressed as a fox and a fox dressed as a bat !!

[stagbeetle-pest]

hi everybody ! this is my shiny new somewhat irl blog, i've never had a irl blog before so we'll see how this goes, time for the intro post >:D

i'm a copinglink !

a collection of bad poetry

names: theo, monni, bug, stag, kuro, forgotten, gregoriah, pest, roy, lemon, (nicknames are extremely welcome !!)

copinglinks: roy (spooky month), pest (regretevator), fergus (takin' over the asylum), crowley (good omens)

xenic, bxy, ask sexuality (varies from alter to alter)

therian 😼😼

maybe a system 🤫

tags:

#forgotten rambles (self explanatory)

#forgotten talks (general posts)

#bugdays (life stuff + some)

#bad poetry from the system (poetry, literature, whatever, but mostly terrible)

that's it for now, time to use this blog now

[iqsitespeed]

Carry on rainbow rowell ita

So please enjoy this bonus treat to tide you over: (and you don't need to have read the book to enjoy the ep!) Trans People Get a Happy Ending, in which we read Chuck Tingle’s amazing, validating, beautiful, scathing Harry Potter satire, “Trans Wizard Harriet Porber and the Bad Boy Parasaurolophus.” Update: we are off for the month of May, preparing All The Things we do during Pride month! "Industrial Music Box" by Kevin MacLeod ()

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We will be talking with Chuck on June 17th, so please send us any thoughts or questions you’d like us to discuss with him by June 16th at the latest!.

Note: If you’d prefer not to hear the conversation about the sexy parts of the book, please skip minutes 30:15 through 45:40 This book was a rollicking good time, and we are so excited for you to listen to this episode! We are kicking off Pride season with our episode on Chuck Tingle’s Harriet Porber and the Theater of Love, the sequel to last summer’s Harriet Porber and the Bad Boy Parasaurolophus.

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sense we get to the root of what magic is in this world Agatha continues to bring us joy we have to say goodbye to our beloved Ebb and more!

Today we are discussing chapters 80 and 81 of Carry On, in which: The Mage casts a Morrissey song and everything just. Show art by Theo Julien Forrester and Lark Malakai Grey Support us on Patreon to access early, extended release episodes, listen to our Buffy podcast We Are The Gayers, and so much more!įind out everything you want to know, and buy our merch at Like this podcast? Check out our Harry Potter podcast, The Gayly Prophet! 🎃 Our sticker of the month is, of course, Halloween themed! Join our sticker club by the 31st to get one! 🎃 Make a donation of any amount by the end of the month and Jessie will send you a handmade card with a spooky animal fact inside! 🎃 We will be on instagram live for a Mad Tea Party on October 29th! Join us for spooky madlibs and tea! 🎃 Don’t forget to snag your tix to our liveshow before they sell out! Here’s the link to the Great Vowel Shift video Lark talked about It has just as much kissing and talking as you'd expect from a Rainbow Rowell story - but far, far more monsters.Today we are discussing chapters 82 and 83 of Carry On by Rainbow Rowell, including: the question of whether Simon was the Chosen One a serious inquiry into how one uses Bohemian Rhapsody to steal magic the blessing of Agatha’s comic relief and so much more! Baz would be having a field day with all this, if he were here-it’s their last year at the Watford School of Magicks, and Simon’s infuriating nemesis didn’t even bother to show up.Ĭarry On is a ghost story, a love story, and a mystery. His mentor’s avoiding him, his girlfriend broke up with him, and there’s a magic-eating monster running around wearing Simon’s face. Half the time, Simon can’t even make his wand work, and the other half, he sets something on fire. While Baz might be evil, and a fanged vampire, and as much as he is a complete git, he’s probably right. Simon Snow is the worst Chosen One who’s ever been chosen.