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Y’all I don’t care who sees this, Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva is a BANGER film

So I was listening to my theater playlist again, as I do, and I’ve come to quite the final question

Why oh why does the Broadway Aladdin soundtrack line up with the M!IK cast as well as it does??

Captain!!!

Just sang the FNAF Musical Night 4 at a party for karaoke

The urge to draw is strong. Alas, I must go to work and do other big girl tasks like school and essays

FINALLY! FINALLY I BRING YALL-

OC Rambles

This is MC.

Yes, MC. Yes, as in ‘Main Character’. Any pronouns apply.

As guessable from my first piece with them, they were based off of ‘The Main Character’ by Will Wood

MC is a self aware beacon of chaos and distraction with a roulette wheel for a moral compass and void where their common sense should be. Once upon a time they had their own story, their own life, but becoming self aware through an incident I haven’t yet thought of kinda screwed that up. Since then, he’s spent his time hopping from story to story, stealing any type of aspects from said tale’s characters (costumes, traits, backstory- you name it) before leaving the world in shambles. They stick heavily to the “It doesn’t matter what I do, cause I’m the main character which means you’ve gotta like me” mindset, which makes for a deadly (sometimes literally) combo with her childish nature. They jump into/out of stories and just around in general by book- yes, book. Books are like portals to them, little doorways they can run through. Paintings are also an option, but books are much preferred. If there’s a book, MC has an escape route.

This is Dexter

He/they pronouns.

Nicknames (most if not all given by MC) include- Dex, D-Man, Dr. D, Doc, Death, Grim, and more to come for sure)

Based off of ‘Memento Mori: the most important thing in the world’ also by Will Wood, his character centers heavily around death. While they aren’t Death itself, they are one of the many embodiments of it. With heavy inspiration from the skeletal Grim Reaper and dapper clothing, we get a silly little dude who is far too upfront about the dead honest truth; that being that we all die in the end. With a mini scythe as a cane and his ever ticking stopwatch, Dexter travels reminding those who’ve forgotten about ‘the most important thing’. A firm believer of the ‘life was ment to be lived’ mindset, he tries to keep their little lessons upbeat but to the point. No use sugarcoating the facts, after all. They’re calm yet charismatic, joyful yet morbid. In terms of travel, they kind of just appear when needed. Nothing fancy, maybe a poof of smoke or some sparkles here and there but still tame nonetheless.

Don’t y’all just hate it when your brain doesn’t shut up and goes on a spiral because you didn’t ace something 100%

I call this: Let Marty McFly Break the Fourth Wall.

Based on a random thought I had at work today, I remembered how many times Marty looked dead at the crowd when I saw the musical and decided he should be able to do that once in the film. After much thought, I decided the best time for said moment would be right after the DeLorean test because c’mon- Doc drove a car at them at damn near 90 MPH without even knowing if it would work. Thats- that’s just a little crazy, don’t you think?

Marty’s internal monologue retyped below just in case you can’t/don’t want to read my atrocious handwriting :)

1. My God.

2. What did he take?!

3. (Same as 2, plus) This is Heavy

4. (Same as 3, plus) What did I agree to?

5. (Same as 4, plus) Have I gone insane?

6. Are You All seeing this shit? (He drove a car at us! WITHOUT knowing if it would WORK!!)

(Meanwhile in the background I wrote out Doc’s little “What did I tell you? 88 Miles Per Hour!” Cause I didn’t know if I could get the audio)

One of the worst forms of pain is fixating on media with absolutely zero fandom

Time to spend the next 4+ hours making the RTC kids in the sims because I lack the motivation to draw 😌