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alta-et-astra · 10 months ago
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The Whispering Skull from Lockwood&Co! I loved the show and I loved the books and painting this was a great way to test out my new watercolors.
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mystery-skull · 2 years ago
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Skull says no
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drewstarky · 2 years ago
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This is what I would love for them to touch in Lockwood and co for the iron trio’s individual characters when the show is back
Cause I’m believing it’s coming back somehow
These are just my opinions but: 
For Lockwood he would die no questions asked for the people he cares about in the beginning, but it’s that he now would choose the path of living for the people he cares for, and for himself, for as long as possible because they aren’t Better off with him dead. They need him, as much as he needs them. And he needs to realize that he deserves to live, if he so chooses the path of life.
For Lucy, it would be that she truly is important, not as a trophy or some way to gain something, but because she’s Lucy. Not because she’s special or powerful, but because she’s simply herself. That she’s their Lucy, and apart of their family, no matter what and they want her as she came. The whole Lucy. I want her to grow and know that she doesn’t need to be something to be important or to feel like a nobody and feel unimportant.
For George I want him to see how truly crucial he is to every thing they do. Even down to the damn cleaning of the house. He is a core part of them functioning and without him there would be no Lockwood and co, like it would literally would have never been without him or have fallen apart without him there. But I also want him to see he doesn’t have to push himself, he deserves to rest, and not be relied on for everything in between to keep it together because he’s crucial, yet deserves to feel important the way he is, but no giant expectations in his shoulders does this make sense?
Overall I want them to all see they’re all this family of weirdos that need each other to be themselves because that’s what makes them the family they are, and what makes them want to survive the next day because they get to go home to each other, and be themselves.
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iamfitzwilliamdarcy · 2 years ago
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The part where the Lockwood gang runs into Kipps’s fittes gang at the bickerstaff house is truly unparalleled, a simple delight
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mo-racca · 2 months ago
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“The Whispering Skull” (Ch. 21, Pg. 292)
Was thinking about this bit of dialogue this morning and how out of pocket Lockwood is here so I made a comic of it
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jenzpanderart · 3 months ago
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"One man, George! You said one man was buried here! Care to point him out?"
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pfirsichspritzer · 9 months ago
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George deserves a raise for having to put up with these idiots
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Lockwood & Co. - The Whispering Skull, Jonathan Stroud
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womaninwinter · 6 months ago
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This is soooo messed up when you know the wider context.
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vryfmi · 5 months ago
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[id: a digital drawing of skull in the jar's ghost (Lockwood and Co) crouching on top of his source—the skull—with jar mostly shattered. he wears an old-fashioned victorian dress shirt and trousers, his feet are bare. he looks at the viewer with a malicious smile. the background is solid black, the ground is covered with human bones which are just out of sight as the only source of dim green light is the ghost himself./end id]
evergreen ever young bastard
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vaguely-concerned · 3 months ago
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emmrich and mourn watch rook are just the '(deeply insane) girl you are not insane. and neither am I' club of the lighthouse
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justjudethoughts · 7 months ago
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Emotional over "but if anything's worth dying for" being about George.
Lockwood doesn't even finish the sentiment. He doesn't have to. They both know.
'Cause this is his best friend. This is who has been by his side for over a year. Before Lucy was even in the picture. This is the boy he started an agency beside. The boy he lost Robin with. The boy who has been with him, has seen it all. The first person to really care for him since Sykes. This is his best friend.
And gosh, suddenly he realizes he hasn't been there for him like he should. They both realize it. They both realize they have let him slip between their fingers, unacknowledged, taken for granted. With sudden terror, they realize George probably doesn't know—doesn't know he's worth dying for. Doesn't know they'd do anything to make him realize how loved he is. Doesn't know that he matters. What a terrifying place to be. Lockwood and Lucy know. They've both been there.
"But if anything's worth dying for." It's not the bet. It's not the bone glass. It's not the agency, any number of cases. It's George. If anything's worth dying for, it's George.
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chaotic-emo-pigeon · 2 years ago
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Has. Has this been done yet
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mystery-skull · 2 years ago
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No.
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agentearthling · 8 months ago
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Jonathan Stroud, writing TWS book: So when Lucy and Lockwood go to Winkman's store, they get kicked out when he realizes they're agents
Netflix adaptation: Okay, cool. But have you considered TORTURE and BLATANT SU*CIDAL IDEATION in the name of LOVE?
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owob · 11 months ago
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here are a bunch of my tavs btw... u are free to ask me abt them
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mo-racca · 1 month ago
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The Whispering Skull as a scrapbook/sketch style journal.
Pulled more from book canon with this one, including an allusion to one of my favorite lines: “Nice moves, Luce. You were just like a sprightly crab.” 10/10 flirting Lockwood. You really know the way to a girl’s heart 🥴
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