Random Question: What Does Bill Say In His Death In Reverse In Your Language?

One thing that doesn't make sense in Dear Evan Hansen is that Connor took his own life while he had Evan's letter.

Like, what did he wanted people to think?

Did he wanted to make people believe that his death was Evan's fault (I find this quite improbable, because no one would read that letter and think that Evan was guilty of anything)?

Did he wanted to people to realise that Evan wrote that letter to "tease" him and blame Evan (because no one would have predicted that someone else would pretend to be your bestie after your death)?

EDIT: Did he wanted people to think that Evan was his boyfriend so Evan would suffer from homophobia or discrimination for trying to make him upset with that letter (extremely improbable)??

Didn't he think about that letter?? Was he too lazy or to tired to do something about it??

Does anyone knows the answer to this (or knows a theory that makes sense)? I'm really curious

(Maybe this is explained in the book but I haven't read it)

Your theory makes so much sense!!

Thanks for answering my questions :D

Okay, if Stanford got rid of Frilliam, who is this axolotl?

Is it Stanley's pet? Did he buy it?

I know this isn't a big deal, probably it's just an easter egg or something, but I'm curious about it.

I just love the fact that S&P didn't approve "Bottles will be spun" (because it was implying that teenagers like kissing? what an absurd idea)

(screenshots taken in https://youtu.be/oYp0O-rle20?si=-Z639y0j67SgrWRe)

but they did approve this without any complaints:

(I don't think this is a big deal, but it is certainly more inappropriate than "bottles will be spun" in a flyer, at least the first one. And I won't even talk about the scary scenes in the cartoon.)

So, I think we all should thank to S&P for censoring the most inappropriate scenes in Gravity Falls. This isn't about a old man in some kind of bar/pub surrounded by younger ladies, this also isn't about a almost (or maybe totally) naked old man drinking "rich people water" in a kid's show.

THE REAL PROBLEM HERE ARE TEENAGERS KISSING, LIKE WHAT IS WRONG WITH ALL OF YOU?! WHY DO YOU LET TEENAGERS KISS?? TEENAGERS SHOULD BE TOTALLY FORBIDDEN FROM KISSING EVERYWHERE!!

Like, have you ever thought about the quantity of germs and microbes that they pass on when they kiss?! And the fact that they mix their saliva?! Ugh, absolutely disgusting.

Having said that, I think that the government should implement a law that prevents teenagers from kissing. (Thanks for opening my eyes, S&P, kisses.)

(This is a joke, please don't this seriously)

This is lesbian pose, right?

So, is Bill a lesbian?

EDIT: This image of Bill was originally made by the Shaman. So Shaman predicted that Bill is a lesbian, but Bill doesn't know it yet.

Ben Platt is in my English book, cry about it

Random question to Steven Universe fans from a person who has never watched the show: What is the Giant Woman song about?

I know the song by heart because a friend of mine used to sing it, but I never questioned about what the song is talking about.

The only things I know about the show are that Steven is half human-half gem (and his gem mother is dead and everyone just wants revenge on Steven because of her) and he lives with the Crystal Gems (who can make fusions to get stronger). Oh, and that Garnet is made of love.

Is Steven saying that if Pearl and Amethyst make a fusion, that fusion will be a giant woman? IS THAT IT? I'M GOING CRAZY

What if We'll meet again was the last song that Scalene sang to Bill?

Maybe she realised Euclydia was being destroyed/turned into 3D and that Bill would survive that alone. So in the last minutes of Euclydia, she did what a good mother would do: try to calm down her son, singing a song that says they will meet again, even if everyone dies know.

Maybe Bill's mother was a singer or played piano, what would explain Bill's love for music.

Does Stanford also have 6 toes on each foot?

(The answer is probably no, but I was curious about it)

Which combination should I use?

(This is such an iconic line for me.)

Yeah, that's the most likely answer. I am planning to read the book, thanks for the recommendation!!

One thing that doesn't make sense in Dear Evan Hansen is that Connor took his own life while he had Evan's letter.

Like, what did he wanted people to think?

Did he wanted to make people believe that his death was Evan's fault (I find this quite improbable, because no one would read that letter and think that Evan was guilty of anything)?

Did he wanted to people to realise that Evan wrote that letter to "tease" him and blame Evan (because no one would have predicted that someone else would pretend to be your bestie after your death)?

Didn't he think about that letter?? Was he too lazy or to tired to do something about it??

Does anyone knows the answer to this (or knows a theory that makes sense)? I'm really curious

(Maybe this is explained in the book but I haven't read it)