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[sunnydaleherald]

The Sunnydale Herald Newsletter, Tuesday, May 28

Anya: Piano! Xander: Because that's what we used to kill that big demon that one time!Xander: No wait, that-that was a rocket launcher. (turns to Anya) Ahn, what are you talking about? Anya: We should drop a piano on her. Well, it always works for that creepy cartoon rabbit when he's running from that nice man with the speech impediment.

~~Buffy Season 5 Episode #98: "Spiral"~~

[Drabbles & Short Fiction]

Come Home To Me (Buffy/Faith, G) by Resplendence_Of_Starlight

Void if ..... (Xander, M, Aladdin xover) by JadeWine

Cool Lips, Cold Stone (Buffy/Faith, T) by bitterxox

Mr. Snuggluffagus (Buffy, Willow, Xander, T) by JadeWine

Cigarettes are meant for two (Spike/Reader, unrated) by WhiteMonsterEnergy

Sunnydale Pawnshop (Xander, T, Evil Dead xover) by samsas

[Chaptered Fiction]

Unicorn Ch. 1 (Buffy/Angel, Buffy/SPike, T) by desicat

Happiest Place Ch. 1-8/8 COMPLETE (Angel/Cordelia, AtS Ensemble,) by julianblackthornspancakes

Where goes the Heart? CH. 1 () by skhwriter

Disease Ch. 3/4 (Buffy/Giles, E) by guin_ramble

Cultivating Chaos Ch. 17 (Ensemble, M) by BunnyQuill

The Boring Stuff: Halloween Ch. 2 (Buffy/Angel, M) by missfiggy

Broken Curses Ch 1-22/22 COMPLETE (Xander, Fanged Four, Same Lawson, E) by Ihatechoosinganame

Shadow Over Hellmouth Ch. 110/252 (Buffy/Tara, Ensemble, ) by Tuxedo_Mark

I hate the way Ch. 15 (Buffy/Giles , E) by DancingAngel0013

In the Company of Witches and Slayers: Ch. 49/200 (Willow/Tara, Ensemble, E) by VladimirHarkonnen (TheLightdancer)

In the Dark of the Night Ch. 11 (Buffy/Spike, M) by norik23

To the Skylark, Chapter 2 (Buffy/Spike, M) by squiddz

See You Yesterday, Chapter 5 (Buffy/Spike, M) by all choseny

Love Bites But So Do I, Chapter 2 (Buffy/Spike, E) by CheekyKitten

Something Lingers, Chapter 25 (Buffy/Spike, E) by goodbyetoyou

Deliverance From Destiny, Chapter 15 (Buffy/Spike, E) by Ragini

The Watcher, Chapter 11 (Buffy/Spike, E) by In Mortal

Stranger in her Body, Chapter 3 (Buffy/Spike, E) by Desicat

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[Reviews & Recaps]

Real Me (BTVS 5.02) by buffster

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[Fandom Discussions]

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I’ve just realized what I actually find icky about Buffy and Angel. by reality-schmality

I just fucking hate how often the show paints Buffy as being in the wrong. by reality-schmality

You want to know why I love Spike so goddamn much? His redemption arc. by reality-schmality

I love Dawn and I love wondering how the early years might have been different with her involved. by reality-schmality

the fact of the matter is that buffy ends up isolated no matter what the scoobies do by greensaplinggrace

the most frustrating thing about the whole spike situation is that the scoobies act stupid as fucking hell about it. by greensaplinggrace

people in the btvs fandom will act like angel was buffy’s one eternal true best love and nothing else compares by greensaplinggrace

dawn summers, at 14, learned she wasnt originally human and that all of her memories were fake by leechjam

Still thinking about Buffy and Anne helping each other find themselves in Anne. by thechosenthree

ok so like. i watched the episode of buffy where the swim team turns into fish monsters alá chemicals in the steam room and. by girlboydotjpg

Having never been able to finish ats I just learned of this line angel without a soul says to Fred in season 4 of ats by raisedbythetv89

Sometime I get lost wondering if Buffy ever invited Faith to live with her and Joyce. by reality-schmality

coming back for the WIP game: tell me something about Coffeehouse AU that I don’t know by somekindofadeviant

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Cowboy Guy by Al_Bee

What is a line/scene where you realized buffy was an adult? by melaniemoth13

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What are some reasons you are happy that the Buffyverse was created decades ago by PristineSituation498

Buffy’s real name? by horoshev

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Signature drinks of the Scoobies? by Sir_Poofs_Alot

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Footnotes, part 3

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[206] Nader, Ralph, and Gordon, Jerome, “Safety on the Job,” New Republic, Copyright 1968, Harrison-Blaine of New Jersey, Inc.. Quoted from Hot War on the Consumer, Edited by David Sanford, 1969, page 179.

[207] Malthus, Thomas, “An Essay on the Principle of Population,” 1798, chapter 5.

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[210] Simonde de Sismondi, J. C. L., “Political Economy,” 1815, chapter 7.

[211] Owen, Robert, “A New View of Society,” 1816, essay 2.

[212] Senior, Nassau, “Three Lectures on the Rate of Wages,” 1830, lecture 1.

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[215] Ingersoll, Robert Green, “Eight Hours Must Come,” 1877.

[216] Van Etten, Ida M., “Russian Jews as Desirable Immigrants,” 1893.

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[229] Inspection Committee on Manufactures on the Sweating System, “Report of the Committee on Manufactures on the Sweating System,” 1893.

[230] Inspection Committee on Manufactures on the Sweating System, “Report of the Committee on Manufactures on the Sweating System,” 1893.

[231] Kelley, Florence, “Florence Kelley’s Testimony on the Sweating System,” 1893.

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[234] Kelley, Florence, “The Sweating System of Chicago,” 1893.

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[239] Kelley, Florence, “First Annual Report of the Factory Inspectors of Illinois,” 1894.

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[244] Crane, Stephen, “In the Depths of a Coal Mine,” 1894.

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[246] Crane, Stephen, “In the Depths of a Coal Mine,” 1894.

[247] Crane, Stephen, “In the Depths of a Coal Mine,” 1894.

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[249] Kelley, M.E.J., “The Union Label,” July 1897.

[250] Kelley, M.E.J., “The Union Label,” July 1897.

[251] Cahan, Abraham, “The Russian Jew in America,” 1898.

[252] Bakunin, Mikhail, “The Capitalist System,” Date Unknown.

[253] Working Women’s Society, “Report of the Tenement House Committee,” Date Unknown.

[254] McDowell, John, “The Life of a Coal Miner,” 1902.

[255] McDowell, John, “The Life of a Coal Miner,” 1902.

[256] McDowell, John, “The Life of a Coal Miner,” 1902.

[257] Robinson, Margaret Blake, “Among the Coal-Miners,” 1902.

[258] Robinson, Margaret Blake, “Among the Coal-Miners,” 1902.

[259] Boutwell, George S., “The Enslavement of American Labor,” 1902.

[260] Boutwell, George S., “The Enslavement of American Labor,” 1902.

[261] Poole, Ernest, “Newsboy Wanderers Are Tramps in the Making,” 1903.

[262] Poole, Ernest, “Newsboy Wanderers Are Tramps in the Making,” 1903.

[263] Poole, Ernest, “Newsboy Wanderers Are Tramps in the Making,” 1903.

[264] Chicago Tribune, “Childhood’s Golden Dreams,” 1903.

[265] Chicago Tribune, “Childhood’s Golden Dreams,” 1903.

[266] Hall, Fred S., “A Child Labor Commencement Day,” 1903.

[267] Hall, Fred S., “A Child Labor Commencement Day,” 1903.

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[275] Wright, R. R., Jr., “The Negro in Times of Industrial Unrest,” 1905.

[276] Wright, R. R., Jr., “The Negro in Times of Industrial Unrest,” 1905.

[277] Wright, R. R., Jr., “The Negro in Times of Industrial Unrest,” 1905.

[278] Wright, R. R., Jr., “The Negro in Times of Industrial Unrest,” 1905.

[279] Daniels, John, “Industrial Conditions Among Negro Men in Boston,” 1905.

[280] Hart, J.W., “The Church and Workingmen,” 1906.

[281] Sherman, Mary, “Manufacturing of Foods in the Tenements,” 1906.

[282] Van Kleeck, Mary, “Working Hours of Women in Factories,” 1906–1907.

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[295] Palmer, Lewis E., “The Day’s Work of a ‘New Law’ Tenement Inspector,” 1906–1907.

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[wisdomfish]

Of all the world’s religions, only Christianity reveals the God who suffers with humanity and for humanity!

~ Samples, Kenneth Richard. ‘Without a Doubt: Answering the 20 Toughest Faith Questions. p. 252

[brick-a-doodle-do]

TW for injury, hospitals, major injury, attempted suicide, visions of suicide, mentions of weapons

Staple but from this fic is chicken nuggets

Also gave up on Karl's pronouns halfway through cause i forgot ;-;

- - -

Time’s teachers never understood them. Karl’s legs were the source of its troubles.

But he would ignore spirals troubles.

One day, as time was getting ready to go to class–their gym class, curse his luck–three humans approached the tiny.

Karl ignored its needs for weeks.

“Hey Karl!” Tommy, a fellow tiny, waved, to which Karl waved back. His legs ached. “What are you doing all alone?” He responded, hugging the older.

“Tubbo had to go home, so I was lonely, until I saw you!” The British teen spoke, a smile so wide it practically covered his face. Karl chuckled as he sat down. Gym class was always fun, it was a guessing game. Could time suck up the pain and play, or would spiral only get through the morning exercises before he was forced to the bleachers.

Today was different.

Tommy helped the other stand, and they slowly made their way down the bleachers. The Brit’s hand wrapped itself around their chest, pulling him closer. “Karl, are you okay?” He asked. “‘M fine, keep going.” He responded.

Tommy led the other down, letting him lean against him as he held the other in his spot for role call. “Tommy, get in your spot.” The teacher announced, to which Tommy slowly let go, hoping that the American could stand on its own feet for five minutes.

Karl fell.

- - -

“George!” Tommy shouted, clearly more panicked than normal. George looked down at the tiny, carefully picking him up so he could join the table group. “What’s up?” Dream asked beside him.

“Karl’s been gone all week, I haven’t even gotten any texts from it!” Sapnap chuckled. “Someone’s clingy-” “Oh shut up, I’m just worried about spiral.” Tommy muttered, to which George gently brushed his back.

“He’s just fine, okay?” George whispered. “Here.” The larger Brit carefully handed the smaller a chicken nugget.

Tommy smiled as he ate the chicken nugget.

- - -

Tommy watched as Karl limped into class, walking on two crutches. “Karl! What happened, oh my g**!” He rushed, quickly hugging the other. “Broken legs, apparently it’s not good that I ignored the injury-”

“What the f***, Karl that’s not healthy, how could you even stand that, how long-” “A half a year, I think.” The other tiny returned. “And I didn’t want to be a burden.”

Tommy just glared. “That’s enough, we’re going to have fun, and you are going to stay off your feet.” The younger announced, getting into his bag. “I can’t stay with you but you can play with my Switch.” Tommy smiled, handing it to the other.

He turned on Pokemon, and let the other get distracted.

Throughout the class, the Brit stared up at Karl, just to make sure his injured friend was okay.

- - -

+44(020)-***-****: hello? Is this Karl?

(252)-***-****: ye, whats ur name?

George: George

Karl: oh u must be the 1 tommy talks about

George: yeah he was worried about you

Karl: aww

Karl: hes so clingy

George🥹: he is

George🥹: can i add you to a gc

Karl: ye

- - -

George🥹 added Karl to a chat!

George changed 1 name

George🥹: meet Karl

(936)-***-****: hello

Karl: hi :)

(407)-***-****: hey thats my brand

(936)-***-****: its his now

(936)-***-**** changed 1 name

Karl: no change ig

George🥹: introduce yourself, name, sexuality and pronouns

(936)-***-****: sapnap, poly bi, he/him

Karl changed 1 name

Sappy: karl :)

Karl: :)

(407)-***-****: breaking that up, dream, poly&unlabeled, he/him&they/them

Karl changed 1 name

Stilldre: cant live this down, dhmu

George🥹: george, poly&gay, he/him&it/its

Karl changed 1 name

Gogy: k

Karl: karl, poly pan&ace, trans he/they/it/spiral/time

Sappy: neos are so valid, love you karl

Sappy changed 1 name

Kar: vroom vroom

- - -

“So, Karl, did you like your surprise?” Tommy smiled at the other. “What surprise?” The other playfully shoved the teen.

“I hooked you up with three hot humans, that’s the surprise! You should be thanking me!” The teen laughed. Karl giggled. “Yeah, maybe I should.”

Tommy smiled, and pulled out his switch again. “Here Kar, you’re getting pretty far in the game, hm?” The other smiled. “Keep going at it while I do boring old gym class.”

Karl smiled, and waved Tommy away as the other went through it.

- - -

Kar: im bored

Sappy: arent you in class

Kar: cant do much in gym with my legs :|

Sappy: what

Kar: eh its nothing

Sappy: idk waht are you doing

Kar: playing on tommys swithc its kinda boring compared to the class :/

Sappy: want me to take you to an ice cream shop after school

Stilldre: sap what the f***

Gogy: jealous?

Sappy: simps

Kar: lol

- - -

They left them on read as Tommy came back. “Whoah! Someone caught some good ones, f***ing Gardevoir?” Karl just laughed and looked away. “I could improve them-”

“You have a different save file, I’m going to play it later, come on! They have chicken nuggets for lunch.” Tommy smiled, handing Karl his crutches and helping time down to the floor where they began the slow journey towards the cafeteria.

“So there was this one guy, right? So he approached me during math, was all like ‘oh hey can you help me with my homework?’” Tommy started, lowering his voice to portray a new character. Karl giggled. “So I’m all like ‘wait there was homework?’”

Karl laughed as they eventually made it to their destination. “Tommy!” A voice laced with a British accent spoke out. “It shows his friends more affection than it’s own boyfriends, g**.” Another voice teasingly spoke from behind. Karl gasped as it and Tommy were lifted upwards.

Karl, on instinct, dropped time’s crutches, watching as they were left behind in the middle of the entrance to the lunchroom. S***.

The two were set down on a table top, and were quickly surrounded by three humans. “Ey! George, Sapmap and Dream!” “Oh come on, every time, it’s SapNap.”

Karl laughed into their hands. “Who’s your friend? Is that Karl?” Karl nodded, looking at the three. Tommy was right–for once–they were pretty hot.

“You're pretty cute, hm?” The one who was introduced as Sapnap reached down, carefully picking it up. Karl stood awkwardly on his own two legs, not hiding behind his crutches. They were poked, but time forced spiralself to stand.

“Karl?! Where the f*** are your crutches?!” Tommy shouted.

Karl panicked.

“Wait, crutches…?” Sapnap muttered as he eyed the other. “Oh f*** wait-” The human gently pushed Karl down to rest on the palm of his hand as the four others began the search for the tiny’s crutches.

As Karl looked, he gasped. “They-they’re gone…” Time whispered. Its legs hurt, although the human gently pushed them back down. “It’s okay, we’ll find them.” The larger’s voice rumbled as he was pressed against his massive chest.

Spiral couldn’t even fight it as time’s mind took over and lulled it into a comforting sleep, the most comfortable they’d had in so long.

- - -

Sapnap smiled to himself as he held the now sleeping tiny. The other was so calm, he practically radiated peace. Good for Sapnap, of course, because he had a test the next hour. He tracked down the tinies crutches.

He set Karl in his jacket’s inside pocket, while he let the crutches rest in the outer pocket. At least he could bring Karl to his favourite ice cream shop.

He slowly walked to his class, ignoring the strange glances he gained from his class at the bulge in his jacket.

“Sapnap!” He turned when he heard a voice to his side. “Oh hey Skeppy.” He spoke softly, his hand finding it snuggled nicely overtop the tiny.

“Jeez man, why are you so quiet?” The other asked. “I technically kidnapped someone, they’re asleep right now and I didn’t want to wake them up.” He whispered, holding out his pocket to reveal Karl, snuggled into the cloth.

“Holy s-” “They doesn’t have classes for the rest of the day, the teachers are all gone, and they’ve finished everything already.” Sapnap whispered. “They’s going to be my good luck charm for the tests.” He smiled, watching as the teacher walked in.

It’s safe to assume Sapnap passed his tests with flying colors.

- - -

“You wanted to take Karl here, not us. Where even is it?” Sapnap smiled as Dream asked the question. He gently pulled out the sleeping tiny, carefully prodding time awake. “Good morning, sleeping beauty.” He whispered, letting Karl gather spiralself.

“What-” “you fell asleep, so I brought you along with me. Here” He kissed the tiny before handing him their crutches. “We found these.”

Sapnap gently set the tiny and its crutches down atop a table that the group would sit at moments later. He ordered, slowly approaching the table again, this time placing the ice cream on it.

He and the other two definitely took their turns feeding their ice cream to the tiny, even if Karl was against it at first.

“Are you enjoying the date so far?” Dream asked with a smile, to which Karl laughed. “I guess, yeah, if you count this as one.” The four all shared smiles.

“Karl, we-uh-we wanted to open up our relationship to a fourth, and we wanted that fourth to be you-” “We totally get it if you don’t want to be with us, it’s totally fine-”

“I would love to.” The tiny whispered into time’s hands. Sapnap smiled, gently lifting him up. “Yeah? Well, I guess that means you get giant sized kisses.” The human smiled, gently kissing the smaller.

The three took turns giving Karl kisses. They loved their little one.

- - -

“Karl!” Tommy smiled. “Your brace is off! It’s been months since you could participate, come on!” He smiled softly as he took Tommy’s hand. His friend helped them stand, but Karl’s leg didn’t agree.

It ignored the stinging pain shooting up time’s legs at every movement as Tommy walked down the bleachers with spiral in hand.

He shouldn’t have pain��at least not this bad, they had been freed of its cast and crutches last week.

He left Karl in time’s role call area, and within seconds, he crumpled to the ground. Spiral couldn’t move his legs without the excruciatingly high amounts of pain. No one was helping them, it had hoped they wouldn’t.

Tommy was there. Karl let Tommy move time’s body, wincing audibly when Tommy barely moved spiral’s leg, sending sharp pain throughout his body.

“Karl, Karl, what’s wrong?” The boy panicked, to which Karl realized they had zoned out. “don’t know, hurts…” It whispered, melting into the hug.

“I’ll get someone, okay? The teacher has the nurse on her way. Who do you want to see?” The boy whispered in return. “don’t know, hurts…” Time repeats, tears stinging spiral’s eyes.

Hands grasped his side as they were pulled up, it muffled the screams coming as time’s legs were moved. “It’ll be okay, we’re going to figure out what’s wrong, then the pain will be all over.” A soft, delicate voice whispered into spiral’s ear.

His vision was blurry, but they saw everything.

- - -

Sappy: hey karl want to go on a date with us

Sappy: karl

Sappy: @Kar

Sappy: @Kar

Gogy: relax theyre probably busy

Sappy: fine ill ask later

- - -

BigMan: GEORGE

Gogmeister: what

BigMan: KARL HOSPITAL

Gogmeister: what

BigMan: TIMES LEG

Gogmeister: ill get the others and go

Gogmeister: thanks tommy i hope your doing okay

- - -

Gogy: @Sappy @Stilldre

Gogy: karls in the hospital for theyre leg

Sappy: s***

Stilldre: im out of class now ill go now

Sappy: k

Sappy: tell us how they are

- - -

“Hello, I’m here to see a… Karl Jacobs.” Dream spoke to the desk attendant, shockingly calm for the possible gravity of the situation.

“Relation?” They asked, to which Dream thought. “They’re one of my significant others.” He answered softly. The desk attendant looked at them for a moment.

“He’s still in surgery, we don’t know when he’ll get out, but he’s looking to be in there for more than four hours.” Dream hissed. “What’s he in there for?” He asked warily, shifting awkwardly.

“All I have listed here is an amputation above the knee, a myomectomy, and an osteotomy.”

Oh s***.

Oh f***.

This was bad.

“I-Thank you, I’ll go sit in the waiting room.” They smiled, although pathetically as he wandered to a seat to sit down.

Tears flowed down their face as he pulled out their phone and called Sapnap.

- - -

“Excuse me sir, I have something going on with someone close to me,” Sapnap began once he stood at his teacher's desk. “So I-I need to answer some calls and check up on him.” He failed to conceal his tears.

“Hey, that’s alright, it’s a work day anyways. Take a break, and if you need to take a call, please do.” The teacher smiled. “I know how this stuff goes, it’s hard. Lucky for you, all your work is done.”

Sapnap nodded slowly, going back to his seat, where Skeppy awaited him. “What’s up?” The man asked softly. “Karl’s in the hospital, and Dream’s gone to check on him. I haven’t gotten any new information-” His pocket buzzed, and he shot up out of his desk, grabbing his phone.

“Oh f***, I-uh…” He muttered frantically, rushing towards the door. “I have a call.” He watched the teacher nod before he quickly left, answering his friend.

“Dream, f***, how is it?” He asked, leaning against the wall as students began filtering into their classes. “It’s bad, Sap, it’s so bad…” Sapnap could practically hear the tears.

“He’s, they have to amputate something, he’s got a osteotomy, a myomectomy, what the f*** even happened?!” Dream spoke frantically, as tears escaped Sapnap’s eyes. “What-What do we do…?” He asked slowly, letting himself sink to the floor to better ignore the glances he gained from those around him.

“Nothing Sap, they don’t expect him to be out for another four hours…”

Four hours.

“I’ll meet you there Dream, I don’t f***ing care-” “Sap, no, you have class, and you can’t possibly imagine of driving like this-”

“I just said, I. Don’t. F***ing. Care. I’ll get a g**d*** uber. My classes are just work days. I’m going over there.” He shouted in his teary eyed stupor.

He stayed on the phone with Dream as he told his teacher that he had to leave. Thankfully, the teacher was incredibly understanding, checking him out of all his later classes too.

Sapnap then proceeded to walk to the office and check out George.

“What, why am I here, what’s happening?” George asked frantically, practically pouncing on the younger. “Karl’s in surgery for four more hours. We are going to go meet Dream and distract ourselves.” Sapnap spoke. “I’ve already called an uber.”

Sapnap pulled George close, letting the other cry on his shoulder as he led the two towards their uber. He couldn’t ignore the tears gathering in his eyes as he told the driver where they were headed.

Thankfully the driver understood and did their best to distract the two until they arrived, to which Sapnap gave a fairly generous tip once they had arrived.

Upon finding the waiting room, they spotted Dream, who was probably zoned out listening to some hopefully happy songs. He took the opportunity to sneak up and scare the taller.

“What the f*** Sap!” “Wake up, sleepy head, we’re here!” He shouted in return. The other rolled their eyes and promptly wrapped the two in a hug.

“How much longer do you think?” The Brit asked slowly, treading lightly on the already unstable topic. “If we’re lucky, three and a half hours-” “Let’s do something to distract ourselves, even if it’s only for an hour, okay? Beats sitting around in a dreary hospital waiting room, that’s for sure.”

The other two nodded at the Texan’s proposal, deciding to walk outside into the cool air and figure out what to do from there instead of staying another minute in the drowsy room.

The Brit seemed to be the only one who could form a thought out of the three, although Sapnap knew that if its past record was anything to go by, George was even more of a sobbing mess than both Americans combined, even if he didn’t show it.

- - -

George looked up as he watched a man step into the room. As ita eyes met the lab coat, he realized this was going to be serious, so it popped the earbuds out of his ears, letting them dangle from its phone.

As he stood up, it realized the other two were asleep, so he slapped the two with a magazine on the side table.

“Karl Jacobs?” The doctor asked the three. “Yeah, that’s us.” George responded as it pulled Sapnap upward.

“Okay, well, we have a report on his diagnosis. There was a medical inaccuracy, the doctors that previously treated him seemed to only treat him for his broken bones and failed to spot an infection.”

George tried his hardest to keep a straight face, while the other two seemed to fail at such a simple thing, in which Dream was already sobbing and Sapnap had the strangest face–probably a mixture of shock, fear, and sadness.

“And as a result, we’ve had to remove many of his muscles in his right leg, as well as a chunk of bone. His left leg had to be amputated above the knee, the nerve damage caused by the infection. Here are a few packets," The doctor spoke, as gently as he could while still being serious and blunt. George took the pamphlet, which was a guide on how to care for the amputation, as well as a second on how to care for the muscle removal, a third for the bone removal, and a fourth on how to care for a wheelchair, "on how you need to care for him. The nurses have already placed an order for the medication you'll need, it should arrive later today."

George let out a breath he didn't even know he was holding. At this point, it was almost ready to throw the other two out of the room until the doctor finished.

"Dream, Sapnap, get out, I need to hear this, and your crying isn't helping." George was trying so hard to hold onto his emotions as he watched the two sadly walk out.

Crybabies.

“Sorry, please continue.” George informed, steeling his nerves. “Right, we’ll be keeping him in his room for about seven days, the first day to watch his muscles, amputation, and leg, the second day focusing on the amputation and leg. After the third day, we’ll be focusing soully on his amputation.”

George nodded along, it was good to know this, and thankfully the other two were sobbing their hearts out in the halls outside and not in here.

He needed to hear this information, not their crying.

“Is there anything else?” George asked softly, hoping to not overstep any emotional boundaries.

“Right, uh, visiting hours are 6 to 8. If you have any other questions, you can either find them in the pamphlets or you can talk to me. He’s in the recovery room, that surgery was a lot for him.” George nodded. “Can we visit him?”

“Not yet.” George sighed as the doctor left. He finally let his despair take control as he fell into the seat and cried. Crybabies, all four of them.

- - -

“The desk lady asked me what my relationship was with Karl and I straight up told her I was polyam and in a gay relationship with him…” Dream admitted, to which Sapnap broke out into laughter wet with tears.

“Only you would panic and say that, you simp!” The shorter laughed. George just rolled his eyes. “Says you, pulling yourself and me out of our classes just to see Karl.” He whispered.

Neither of them got any sleep, Dream driving to their shared apartment to grab their necessities: clothes–Dream grabbed whatever he found in the three’s separate dressers and mixed them together, none of them would mind if they shared clothes–shoes, their laptops for school and homework, chargers, medicine, basically the stuff that was easiest to grab.

He had also made a stop at the local store to get the stuff he couldn’t grab–toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc–as well as a gift for Karl, a keychain that he cut up to make a stuffed animal.

“Do you think his family’s worried? I mean, unless Tommy’s said something to them.” Sapnap asked softly. George paused. “Let me go ask.” He spoke, pulling out his phone with the intention to call the tiny Brit.

He pressed call, getting up as he held the phone to his ear.

Ring.

Ring.

Rin-

“Ey, gogmeister, what’s up?” George only rolled his eyes as the energetic teen answered. “Karl’s been out of surgery for a few hours, just wanted to check if his family knows.”

There was silence on the other end, silence that was abnormal for the energetic teen. “George, I-i’m sorry I didn’t tell you before, but Karl was abandoned. We found him quite literally on the side of the road.”

Oh.

That explained a lot.

“So…” George tried to salvage any sort of conversation they could’ve had. “Visiting hours start tomorrow at 6. Karl’s had-” “Wait, I need to put this on speaker. Okay, you’re good, EVERYONE SHUT UP!”

George sighed, rolling his eyes. “Okay, visiting hours start tomorrow at 6. Keep in mind that Karl may not be fully conscious for a few hours. The anesthesia has probably done a lot.”

He took a breath to calm himself.

“He’s had some of his bone and muscles removed, and had to have a leg amputated. All of this from a medical inaccuracy.” He finally finished, frowning. This had been so much, almost too much for such a short time frame they’ve had for all of this.

“Wow…” Tommy gasped from the other end. “Oh s***, that’s a lot…Techno, you are not making him potatoes.” “Oh f*** you.”

George smiled at the family banter between Tommy’s family. It was a nice refresher from the dreary few hours it had been. “Yeah. Dream, Sap, and I have been here for a while, we’ll update you guys on anything new.” George informed.

“If you get to see Karl tonight, tell him good night for me?” The teen on the other end of the phone asked. He smiled. “Of course Tommy.”

He hung up the phone with one last goodbye before he promptly sat down, his head buried in his hands as he began to let his emotions loose, crying alone in the empty room.

Why had this all happened?

“George!” He looked up, spotting a figure in front of him. Beautiful gray eyes, covered delicately with fluffy brown hair and accented with miniature freckles dancing across a wonderfully round face.

A face that could only be formed in his dreams.

“Come on!” George took the figure’s hand, marveling at how shockingly soft the skin was against his own. He was lifted up and dragged through the landscape, which appeared to be a flower field.

He watched as the new figure pranced about the field, picking an assortment of blue and purple flowers with each graceful movement.

There was something different, something almost familiar about how the figure moved, and how each hair danced up and down with each practiced step.

“Come help me make flower crowns for everyone!” The figure cheered as they sat down carefully among the flowers. George was slower, sitting carefully next to them as they began to make a flower crown out of stunning green leaves and white daffodils.

“Why are you so stressed? Just relax and take a breath, silly.” The other smiled, clearly trying to melt his worries away like they were slime.

Clearly it worked.

“Someone–sorry, a friend of mine–is going through so much right now, but I feel pathetic. I can’t do anything to help him.” The other only smiled before looking up from their mess of flowers. “If your friend is about half as strong as you are, I’m sure he’ll be just fine.”

George smiled as he picked up a few purple flowers, beginning to weave them, copying the movements of the more experienced of the two.

“Yeah, but it still worries me. He’s already so tiny, I’m scared that I won’t be able to help him. What if I hurt him more?” He rambled, twisting a few flowers to slide them in with the rest and tie them in place.

“You worry too much. You and the others won’t hurt him, I know that. You three will help him out, and he will be so incredibly grateful.”

He smiled, before the realization dawned on him.

“How do you know my name? And how do you know about Dream and Sapnap?” The figure never took their eyes off the flower crown, continuing to weave. “Your time is up here George, but I’ll tell you one thing. I’ll be fine.”

The smile. It caught him by surprise when it finally clicked.

Karl.

And just like that, George awoke with a start, feeling Sapnap against his side as Dream pulled the two closer in his sleep. His eyes spotted something resting in front of them.

A flower crown made from faux lavender and lilac.

Karl was going to be okay, of that he was sure.

- - -

Dream was the first one allowed to enter, to which he got to adore the miniature form of his love. Karl hadn’t woken up yet, but the larger didn’t care.

He wanted a moment to take in the other’s beauty before Karl would inevitably shove him off.

“Oh good, hey, we needed to do something for him, but as you can see…he’s a bit too small for the bed. Do you mind getting under him to lift him up for us?” One of the nurses asked, turning their attention to him.

Dream nodded, slowly pulling himself into the bed, and carefully–with assistance from the nurses–laid Karl atop his chest, where he watched cautiously as Karl was moved along with his breathing. Luckily, this movement didn’t seem to mess anything up.

The nurses began their work, bringing in tiny nurses to properly care for the tiny form resting on him. Once they finished, Dream rested a hand over Karl as a makeshift blanket to warm him up.

George and Sapnap joined him in the room a moment later, bringing in tinies with them.

“Hey Dream, we brought the Watsons-what-” Sapnap started before it clicked in his mind.

Great, they were going to have too much fun with this.

“Okay, look, the nurses couldn’t have him drowning in the sheets, so they had me stay with him. Now hand over my laptop, I have to check my schoolwork.” Dream sighed, holding out his hand. George–ever the responsible one–gave him his laptop as Sapnap laughed at the site.

George was careful in handling the tiny family, taking them from Sapnap and setting them on the table connected to the hospital bed. Dream eyed them.

The oldest one looked like Tommy, having blond hair and blue eyes. He could see where his genes came from. Although the other two had little resemblance, the only similarities being the brunette’s blue eyes.

Who has naturally pink hair?

Apparently this guy.

“Hey, I’m Phil, this is Wilbur and Techno. We’re the Watsons. Tommy’s family, and by extension, Karl’s.” Dream nodded, smiling. “Hey, I’m Dream.” He knew George was probably facepalming at this point, annoyed at just how awkward he was socially.

And only then, as he zoned out, he felt the weight of Karl against him. He barely moved his fingers, brushing the area where the leg was missing. This was terrible, how would Karl react?

The three joined separate Zoom meetings with their teacher as they taught, not wanting to miss their assignments. No one really dared to talk, although Techno–the one with the pink hair–became bold and scaled Dream’s chest to lay next to Karl. The Watsons had to be going through everything right now, it must hurt.

Everything in Dream’s mind was racing as he thought about being in this position. He really didn’t want to imagine his little sister in this position. He was amazed at how composed the family was.

“So, is Tommy coming?” George dared to ask. “No, he’s staying home with Kristin. He needs to focus on his schoolwork.” Dream nodded.

Karl was strong.

“Tommy told us that Karl had been hiding an injury for half a year. I’ll be shocked if he can even walk after this.” Wilbur–the one with the brown hair–spoke next. “A half a year? How could he handle that?” Sapnap asked, adjusting himself in his seat.

“We don’t even know. The school had no clue about it either, we looked at the tapes, he was great at hiding it.”

Karl was an incredible actor.

- - -

Dream shuffled awake, looking around. Everyone else had left, seeing as it was past visiting hours. But he remained, being asked to keep the other from drowning in the sheets.

He assumed he would see a nurse or someone, coming in to do their nightly check-ins, but he instead felt movement, so small, so close, so soft. His attention turned to Karl, watching as the other slightly moved his head. The other’s eyes opened slowly.

Karl let out a questioning hum before Dream rested a hand atop him. That sparked a yelp. “Sorry Karl.” He whispered, brushing his hair. “Did you sleep well?” “where-what happened…?”

He frowned. “You collapsed in class, it turned out you had a serious infection that had been killing your legs from the inside out.” He spoke, trying to stay calm for the other so he wouldn’t panic. “I-oh.”

“Next time something happens, you need to tell someone. Please Karl.”

Dream felt Karl nod. “Do you want to tell me what happened?” The tiny paused. “Yeah…”

Dream waited for the other to respond. “There were these kids–humans–who were mad for some reason, and saw me as I was going to my gym class. They grabbed me and squeezed my legs, but ran when they realized that doing that had broken my legs.”

He knew Karl was trembling, so he carefully reached over and grabbed the keychain plushie and let Karl rest against it. “I didn’t want to be a burden, so I just ignored it. The pain just became worse and worse until I just collapsed.”

“If I could, I would hug you, but you’re hooked into so many different IVs that I would probably break all of them. If you get a major injury, that doesn’t make you a burden. You need to take care of yourself too.”

Dream felt as the other’s heartbeat slowed, the other was asleep again, at least that was an improvement. He felt himself drift off into dreamless sleep as well.

He opened his eyes to laughter, startling him from his sleep. A forest, which had not–which could not have–been in the hospital room awaited his eyes.

And yet in front of him, while not too far but far enough, stood a figure. Their face was blurry but they wore a lavender colored sweater that blew with the wind. Dream stood slowly, eyeing them as he slowly approached.

The figure smiled through the blur, holding out their hands towards him, almost begging for a hug.

Who was he to refuse?

As he approached, the sky turned dark, overtaking the two in its suddenness. He tried to reach forward, to make it to the figure who stood, slowly being dragged away.

“Wait!” Dream called out, reaching out for them.

“Not okay, help me.” The figure whispered before his eyes shot open.

His breathing was heavy, his chest hurt. It was a dream, oh thank f***, it was a dream. He wanted to cry, before he somehow managed to collect himself.

Karl was thankfully still asleep as a nurse stepped inside. What was happening to him?

- - -

It was a long ride from the hospital, Sapnap found out the hard way, as the four of them slowly drove home. George was carefully holding Karl in his hands.

None of them look like they got good sleep, but Sapnap probably looked the same.

“What do we do now?” Sapnap whispered to Dream–the driver–softly, so only he could hear.

“We need to focus on ourselves and Karl. It may or may not be harder for us, because he’s smaller, but we should be okay for a bit.” He nodded, turning on his phone, and letting it connect to the bluetooth.

“Sap, no, you know we banned you from the AUX-” George cut himself off as ‘Careless Whispers’ played through the speakers. “Sapnap, I will strangle you-” “I will kick you out of this car and let you walk home, so help me!”

Sapnap just cackled, smiling as Karl seemed to enjoy this too.

He let his eyes flutter closed for only a moment before he opened them again. Had he fallen asleep long enough for Dream to get them to their apartment?

He wandered through the house, it was strangely dark and misty, giving him that horror feel as he walked through. Something wasn’t right.

At the end of a hall, Sapnap spotted a shadow moving under the door. Worried about a possible intruder, he crept forward, reaching out to open the door. It didn’t swing open when he pushed it, so he slammed it hard with his shoulder.

A rope.

“Help me.”

Sapnap nearly threw himself out of his seat, screaming. The other three panicked as well, Dream slamming the brakes and quickly turning off the road.

“G**, Sap, WHAT THE F***?!” The driver shouted. “Rope, body, f***, f***-” He couldn’t breathe, it felt almost like there was a rope tied around his neck.

George reached from behind, gently rubbing his shoulder. “It was just a dream, okay? It’s not going to affect your life-” “Dream, Dream, they f***ing died, they were hanging-” Dream shoved a hand onto his mouth.

“It’ll be okay, it wasn’t real.” He tried to reason. Sapnap turned his attention to his phone as it buzzed, pulling it out of his pocket and looking at the notification.

‘I had a dream about karl’ the text from George read. ‘simp’ he responded quickly. ‘weve all had strange dreams’ Dream replied to the two.

George tucked Karl into a cupholder in-between the three. “So, Dream, what did you dream?” Sapnap snickered, how funny. “There was someone in a forest, I went to hug them, but then everything was dark and I heard ‘not okay, help me’. Then I was awake.”

“I dreamt I was making flower crowns with Karl, he told me he was fine.” “Shockingly tame, I dreamt about someone hanging themself in our apartment.”

“Weird.” Dream muttered as Sapnap felt the car begin to move again.

The car ride was silent as they continued home.

- - -

George helped Karl in the morning, carefully washing him down and letting the other sit in silence. “I’ve got you a smoothie.” He smiled, holding out a bottle cap filled with the strawberry liquid.

Karl slowly drank, getting his food all over himself and the area surrounding him. “How are you feeling?” He asked, receiving a shrug in response. He sighed.

He began to clean up his friend. It had been so long since they heard him talk, they believed the last time was when Dream spoke to him in the hospital about two months ago.

“I have to go in a bit, have to pick up the mail. I’ll be back, do you want to stay in the kitchen or….” Karl nodded, staying still. George didn’t expect him to move, at least not without his wheelchair.

He waved as he left the apartment.

- - -

It was eerily silent as George entered. He couldn’t shake the feeling that something was so terribly wrong.

The choking sounds from the room at the end of the hall were enough for George to sprint into the room.

And there, only there, did everyone’s dreams make sense, as he stared at the limp body of Karl, hanging from a pin stuck into a piece of thread.

He understandably screamed.

Pocket knife in hand, he cut the rope, catching the tiny form as he ran back out the door to his car. This was bad, this was terrible.

He knew he was speeding, probably a good 20 over. But Karl’s life was on the line. He promptly ignored the calls he was getting from his boyfriends.

- - -

Even though Karl was fine physically, that didn’t mean that it didn’t leave the two with lasting scars. George could barely hold his pocket knife without having a panic attack, while Karl had a permanent bruise where the rope had been tightened around his neck. Neither could even glance at rope or thread.

Both Dream and Sapnap were powerless.

Even as the two finished making wheelchair accessible pathways, George refused to leave Karl alone.

There were a lot of things to work on now, things both healthy and unhealthy. But they needed to work it out together. From that point, Dream and Sapnap promised each other that they would help the others, and take it all one step at a time.

“Hey Karl?” Sapnap asked with a smile as he stepped into the room, placing a kiss on the tinies forehead. He carefully set a plate down in front of him, watching as the other stared at it.

“It’s dino nuggets, a friend wanted you to try some.” He smiled, watching as the other carefully took one and bit into it.

“I see why Tommy likes these.” The other spoke, for the first time in a long while. “Yeah, they’re pretty entertaining, hm?”

—–—

(brick here) AGTHHHHGHGHHGHGHHGHHHGHGHGH SQUISHY THIS IS SO ANGSTY. I LOVE IT. DUDE. THIS IS AMAZING!!!!! ANGST FOR THE ANGST GOD??????

love the chatfic aspect and just karl being afraid of being a burden is so hghghhghghhgh i can't describe it. this is cutting it close with paperclips,, i think you will win our angst battle :')

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Interesting Papers for Week 32, 2023

Temporal Dynamics Underlying Prelimbic Prefrontal Cortical Regulation of Action Selection and Outcome Evaluation during Risk/Reward Decision-Making. Bercovici, D. A., Princz-Lebel, O., Schumacher, J. D., Lo, V. M., & Floresco, S. B. (2023). Journal of Neuroscience, 43(7), 1238–1255.

Negative symptoms, striatal dopamine and model-free reward decision-making in schizophrenia. Brandl, F., Knolle, F., Avram, M., Leucht, C., Yakushev, I., Priller, J., … Sorg, C. (2023). Brain, 146(2), 767–777.

A goal-directed account of action slips: The reliance on old contingencies. Buabang, E. K., Köster, M., Boddez, Y., Van Dessel, P., De Houwer, J., & Moors, A. (2023). Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 152(2), 496–508.

Neural representations of vicarious rewards are linked to interoception and prosocial behaviour. Contreras-Huerta, L. S., Coll, M.-P., Bird, G., Yu, H., Prosser, A., Lockwood, P. L., … Apps, M. A. J. (2023). NeuroImage, 269, 119881.

Pallidal neuromodulation of the explore/exploit trade-off in decision-making. de A Marcelino, A. L., Gray, O., Al-Fatly, B., Gilmour, W., Douglas Steele, J., Kühn, A. A., & Gilbertson, T. (2023). eLife, 12, e79642.

A primer on entropy in neuroscience. Fagerholm, E. D., Dezhina, Z., Moran, R. J., Turkheimer, F. E., & Leech, R. (2023). Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 146, 105070.

Representational integration and differentiation in the human hippocampus following goal-directed navigation. Fernandez, C., Jiang, J., Wang, S.-F., Choi, H. L., & Wagner, A. D. (2023). eLife, 12, e80281.

Behavioral status modulates CA2 influence on hippocampal network dynamics. He, H., Wang, Y., & McHugh, T. J. (2023). Hippocampus, 33(3), 252–265.

Mechanisms That Underlie Expression of Estradiol-Induced Excitatory Synaptic Potentiation in the Hippocampus Differ between Males and Females. Jain, A., & Woolley, C. S. (2023). Journal of Neuroscience, 43(8), 1298–1309.

Bayes factor functions for reporting outcomes of hypothesis tests. Johnson, V. E., Pramanik, S., & Shudde, R. (2023). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 120(8), e2217331120.

Replay and compositional computation. Kurth-Nelson, Z., Behrens, T., Wayne, G., Miller, K., Luettgau, L., Dolan, R., … Schwartenbeck, P. (2023). Neuron, 111(4), 454–469.

Presaccadic attention sharpens visual acuity. Kwak, Y., Hanning, N. M., & Carrasco, M. (2023). Scientific Reports, 13, 2981.

Expansion and compression of space within and beyond the boundaries of an object. Lebed, A., Scanlon, C., & Vickery, T. J. (2023). Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 85(2), 387–403.

Strategically managing learning during perceptual decision making. Masís, J., Chapman, T., Rhee, J. Y., Cox, D. D., & Saxe, A. M. (2023). eLife, 12, e64978.

Thoughts matter: a theory of motivated preference. Nagler, M. G. (2023). Theory and Decision, 94(2), 211–247.

Equifinality in infancy: The many paths to walking. Schneider, J. L., & Iverson, J. M. (2023). Developmental Psychobiology, 65(2), e22370.

Predictions and choices for others: Some insights into how and why they differ. Smith, S. M., & Krajbich, I. (2023). Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 152(2), 528–541.

Neural assemblies uncovered by generative modeling explain whole-brain activity statistics and reflect structural connectivity. van der Plas, T. L., Tubiana, J., Le Goc, G., Migault, G., Kunst, M., Baier, H., … Debrégeas, G. (2023). eLife, 12, e83139.

Layer- and cell-type-specific differences in neural activity in mouse barrel cortex during a whisker detection task. Vandevelde, J. R., Yang, J.-W., Albrecht, S., Lam, H., Kaufmann, P., Luhmann, H. J., & Stüttgen, M. C. (2023). Cerebral Cortex, 33(4), 1361–1382.

Hierarchical architecture of dopaminergic circuits enables second-order conditioning in Drosophila. Yamada, D., Bushey, D., Li, F., Hibbard, K. L., Sammons, M., Funke, J., … Aso, Y. (2023). eLife, 12, e79042.

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Readers

1.

Barricelli, B. R., Gadia, D., Rizzi, A., & Marini, D. L. R. (2016). Semiotics of virtual reality as a communication process. Behaviour & Information Technology, 35(11), 879–896. https://doi.org/10.1080/0144929X.2016.1212092

This article talks about how the medium of VR is extremely immersive and interactive and introduce a semiotic framework to analyze communication within thee environments. The tailor made framework made for VR introduces three components namely syntax, semantics and semiotics. The authors also include principles of generative semiotics where signs evolve and transform through interaction.

Owing to the immersivity and interactivity of VR, learning about such a semiotic framework would help me better understand and curate unique meanings and explore non-traditional narratives. A framework like this could help me create unique environments and understand the visual language and symbolism that goes into creating such content such as placement, lighting, etc.

2.

Baudrillard, J. (1993). Hyperreal America ∗  . Economy and Society, 22(2), 243–252. https://doi.org/10.1080/03085149300000014

Baudrillard’s ‘Hyperreal America’ is a critique on the American culture and how it is a specimen of the shift of real and tangible experiences to the of simulations and representations. Baudrillard talks about the idea of ‘Simulation and Simulacra’ and the precession of Simulacra while pointing to the real life examples of these concepts in current American society such as theme parks like Disneyland, where fiction feels more authentic than reality and the consumer culture that is rampant in the country where consumers derive meaning and identity from the consumption of goods, etc.

He warns us about the implications of living in a hyperreal world and how media and technology can influence our perception of what is real. I find this article useful as in a increasingly postmodern world it helps me look past and under what is implied and look and what is.

3.

Dosser, M. (2022). I’m gonna wreck it, again: the false dichotomy of “healthy” and “toxic” masculinity in Ralph Breaks the Internet. Critical Studies in Media Communication, 39(4), 333–346. https://doi.org/10.1080/15295036.2022.2067347

Dosser in his article talks about the shortcomings of the film ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ in addressing toxic masculinity in a deeper sense. The male protagonist Ralph, goes on a journey that critiques and looks down upon toxic masculine traits while still endorsing other traits such as being a protector due to his physical strength that feed straight back into it. He points out that addressing complex issues like ‘toxic masculinity’ need a deeper understanding and implying that such negative behavior can be corrected only by personal transformations without throwing light on the social and cultural factors that contribute it does not improve it.

This article provides me with a deeper critique and understanding of toxic masculinity. It has prompted me to think about the fact that a lot of social issues are multi-faceted and often have links with other social constructs such as race, religion and gender and as an animator and filmmaker, having a deeper of them would help me create more complex and diverse characters and narratives addressing such issues.

4.

Dubbelman, T. (2011). Playing the hero: How games take the concept of storytelling from representation to presentation. Journal of Media Practice, 12(2), 157–172. https://doi.org/10.1386/jmpr.12.2.157_1

This article talks about how video games have shifted traditional narratives from a passive experience in video games to and active decision-making experience. He talks about the limitations of structuralist narratology and how it does not translate well into the dynamic and participatory nature of video games. Dubbelman also talks about how the active player is both the performer and the audience in this medium which creates a deepened and immersive experience for the player enhancing the overall narrative for them.

Although I am not directly studying game design, I feel this structure of storytelling where the audience has consequence to the choices make can help in other fields such as film. Film being a purely passive experience can definitely benefit from such a structure, the article has helped me understand a framework where storytelling can evolve to fit other mediums creating a dynamic and personalised experience.

5.

Galbraith, P. W. (2013). Maid Cafés: The Affect of Fictional Characters in Akihabara, Japan. Asian Anthropology, 12(2), 104–125. https://doi.org/10.1080/1683478X.2013.854882

Based on Galbraith’s extensive fieldwork, he examines Maid Cafe’s as spaces of affective interaction centering on the relationships between patrons and the maids. These interactions are immersive and evoke emotions of personalized care, warmth and they play a bigger role in the customer experience which is described as emotionally fulfilling. Galbraith also addresses the misconceptions of western media that these places are exploitative by stating that these are performative spaces where the individuals navigate their social and emotional needs through a fictional framework while keeping interactions are kept professional yet playful.

As the author describes it it the archetype of ‘Moe��� coming into play where one body is supposedly a fictional character and their actions here are purely translational. This helped me understand affect theory better by being a physical representation of the same. This will also help me understand any characters I make in the future and the interaction between them and the audience.

6.

Grisard, D. (2017). Pink boys: colouring gender, gendering affect. NORMA, 13(3–4), 227–249. https://doi.org/10.1080/18902138.2017.1312956

In this article, Grisard talks about affect as a framework in understanding the colour pink and how its cultural significance is associated with nurturing, joy and vulnerability as well as being an emotional expression. He traces its history to a time when pink was associated with boys and blue for girls which eventually changed over time due to marketing and media. He throws light on how ‘pink boys’ go against societal norms that label pink as a feminine colour. These children when supported by caregivers are forced to balance their personal choices with societal norms fearing stigmatization and bullying. In such cases, they challenge convention asking as to why the affect and cultural dimensions of certain colours like pink are policed by society and gender.

As an animator, understanding the affective experience tied to colours helps me create and tell stories that are more grounded in reality and emotion. Understanding the stereotypes better helps in avoiding them and evoke nuanced and authentic emotion through colour choices.

7.

Martins, N., Mares, M. L., Booth, M., & McClain, A. (2024). Children’s perceptions of race and ethnicity in media: a 25-year update to children now. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 52(5), 555–575. https://doi.org/10.1080/00909882.2024.2389853

This article expands on a survey done in 1998 by ‘Children Now’ on children and young adults aged between 10 and 17 years old and their views on representation of race and ethnicity in current media. The findings say that representation of races apart from white characters showed improvements but were still not adequately represented despite the fact that children felt that it was important to see people of their ethnicity in media. The study also outlines the fact that having diverse characters belonging to different racial backgrounds also helps in racial acceptance amongst the youth.

This article helps me understand the intricacies and the need behind diverse characters and how they can have a strong effect on a younger audience. The authors also advocate for recommendations such as diversifying media content and portraying media characters in a non-stereotypical way and as an animator, I hope to able to learn from this and create inclusive storylines and characters to an impressionable audience.

8.

Meyer, U. (2013). Drawing from the body – the self, the gaze and the other in Boys’ Love manga. Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, 4(1), 64–81. https://doi.org/10.1080/21504857.2013.784200

This article provides the reader with a comprehensive analysis of Boys’ Love manga often written and read but not limited to women and queer artists. Owing to its popularity not only in Japan but worldwide, it gives us a detailed and informed view on the self, the gaze and the other while enabling discussions about themes such as intimacy. Through the article, Meyer also sheds light on how this genre allows artists and writers to explore the complex themes of identity and desire as well as representation.

This article helped me look more closely into the genre of Boys’ Love and has provided a doorway into a less talked about ‘female gaze’. As a straight heterosexual male that has limited knowledge and exposure to queer directed media and media directed towards a female audience, this has helped me understand the concept behind the media and broaden my horizons.

9.

Thomas, L. M., & Glowacki, D. R. (2018). Seeing and feeling in VR: bodily perception in the gaps between layered realities. International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media, 14(2), 145–168. https://doi.org/10.1080/14794713.2018.1499387

Thomas and Glowacki’s exploration talks about the importance of the body as a medium to enhance immersion and the overarching experience in connecting the physical and virtual realms in VR. The authors take from dance and somatic methodologies and propose that bodily awareness can help users inhabit both realms concurrently which results in a rather cohesive experience.

I learnt from this article that in making VR films, bodily perception can also be a lens through which I can create immersive movement and embodied storytelling. It also creates more chances of layered storytelling where the spacious awareness can also be used for storytelling.

10.

Taylor, J., & Glitsos, L. (2021). “Having it both ways”: containing the champions of feminism in female-led origin and solo superhero films. Feminist Media Studies, 23(2), 656–670. https://doi.org/10.1080/14680777.2021.1986096

In this article Taylor and Glitsos analyze media such as Marvel’s Black Widow, Captain Marvel and DC’s Wonder Woman and their portrayal of female led superheroes. The author find the narratives problematic as they focus on issues of gender inequality and sexism in a given timeframe, suggesting that such challenges have been overcome. By chaining it to the past these narratives appeal to the current feminist audiences without challenging the current societal norms ‘having it both ways’.

This article offers me knowledge on avoiding ‘tokenism’ and enables me to use my creative freedom to comment not only on feminism in the past but also take into consideration the current feminist societal struggle. It is important to have characters whose empowerment is relevant in current society allowing me to comment on contemporary issues.

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