‘Till death do us part

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‘Till death do us part
Every Beetlejuice movie has Lydia having to save someone. In the first movie, she wants to save the Maitlands and calls on Beetlejuice for that. In the second movie, she wants to save her daughter Astrid and calls on Beetlejuice for that too. It would make so much sense for the third movie to be Lydia, this time, wanting to save Beetlejuice himself.
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A thought I had today: Beetlejuice is death and the maiden. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is death and the mother. If they ever do a threequel, I demand death and the crone.
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Maybe the reason why Delores seems to be extremely into Betelgeuse - STILL, after 600 years - despite poisoning him and getting chopped up by him, is that her ritual required she sacrifice someone she loved. So, she might have taken a potion for that. And as we've seen when a poisoned Betelgeuse still had the time and strength to dismember her, she's not great at dosages.
Winona breaking character bc... well, Keaton.
How she otherwise managed to act appalled by him is beyond me.
*cough* not me make believing this is Lydia being genuinely amused by a nervous beteleuse
I’ve always loved the idea that she’s genuinely amused by him here.
Seriously, THIS is the guy the Maitlands were so uptight about?
He’s a fucking idiot and the only one that gets a proper grin and laugh out of her before we see her in the infamous ‘Jump In The Line’ sequence.
He’s also the first person to crack a proper smile out of her in the sequel, around the time she sends him back to…wherever he goes.
They were in love, your honor 🥰
Me: *brushing my teeth, humming Slipping Through My Fingers for some reason*
brain: Beetlebabes
me: *remembers only part of the lyrics, but that's bad enough* Brain, wtf? That's not what that song is about
Me: *googles the lyrics* Ok, I can see where you are coming from, but yikes
I can't believe you're quoting Dostoyevsky. That's... Where have you been all my life?
Not born yet, Jeremy.
Size difference...
On one hand, Lydia's co-existence shtick would have interfered with Betelgeuse's business and lost him clients whenever they came across each other at work, while Betel's hauntings might have been very good for Lydia's show.
However, that's assuming that he usually left enough living witnesses that could still call Lydia. And from what we've seen, that's not his usual M.O. He will let Breathers live if his potential clients absolutely insist on it and he's desperate to make a deal, but he finds it more efficient to just murder people, maybe leave one alive to frame them for those murders.
But there would have been Maitland-ish clients (and I like to think most newbie ghosts would still retain their morals) who insisted on him going low and slow on the haunting, and those cases had a higher chance of making Lydia show up. And Betelgeuse would have noticed that. It would have encouraged him to excercise some self-control.
And I don't know if word can spread between house ghosts - or maybe Betelgeuse did some advertising - but if ghosts got wise to the idea that hiring Betelgeuse for a loud-but-non-lethal haunting (which you need to specify) can get you that Nice Medium who can make Breathers listen, that would have been excellent for Betel's business. He'd have needed to start taking payment up-front because the more peaceful way wouldn't always be effective in either getting rid of the Breathers on the first go (but hey, his clients can always decide to make another deal) or getting the Medium that they actually want to help them, but he'd have made more deals than he had been because more people would have been willing to hire him.
Fic idea: Love potion
Lydia offers/agrees to take a short-duration (24hrs) love potion as a guarantee that she won't back out of her end of the current deal again.
Betelgeuse gets rid of the whatever Problem made her enter the deal in one hour flat. The next 23 hours are him realising that being loved back by Lydia is both terribly nice, and just plain terrible bc he knows it's fake. Also she'd made him agree that he won't take advantage of the situation, and while it's more of a dopely-in-love potion than a ripping-each-other's-clothes-off potion, he still has to fend her off. Which brings him to the second realisation that he truly, genuinely cares about how Lydia is gonna feel about the whole thing once the potion wears off. Followed by the third realisation that he can't marry her under the influence, because she would resent him.
Rephrase of the first part:
B: You've interrupted my after-lunch nap. I hope you have a very skinny priest hiding behind you.
L: I promise I'll marry you this time if you still want that, but, please, I need your help! A Mare has attached itself to Astrid and I can't get it to seperate from her. She won't wake up.
B: Didn't know she was a horse girl... *ouch* ok, ok, I got it. Nightmare spirit. Parasite. Easy-peasy, I could get rid of it in my sleep. Gonna need better assurance than a pinky swear if you wanna convince me you'll stick to your end of the deal for once, though.
L: Just give me a contract to sign and let's go!
B: Nope, not good enough. I don't need another loophole to ruin things.
L: I'm not marrying you until she's save. That thing is huge! We haven't got time!
B: You have time to drink this *hold up small vial of sparkly pink stuff* It'll ensure that you won't want to run from the altar.
L: Love potion?
B: Strong infantuation potion. Closest to real love you can get in a bottle. 1-hour dose. If I don't get you Astrid back to the waking world before it wears off, the wedding will be off, too.
L: How do I know that once I drink that you aren't just gonna marry me and abandon Astrid to her fate?
B: Because I wouldn't do that to you. I love you too much.
L: But you'd refuse to save my daughter and would let her suffer unless and until I marry you? You don't love me, you're just obsess-
A: *screaming in disgust* Aaaah. Mom? Moooom! There's some... thing in my bed!
B: Told you I could do it in my sleep. And I did! Before you even asked me to.
L: I'll be right down, honey!
A: Why are you in the attic?
L: What were you doing in her bedroom?
B: Ffs! I suspected that there was a Mare creeping around here after the third night in a row of me having nightmares while sleeping in your b- house. So I decided to search for it while I was in dreamland anyway. Found it with your daughter, killed it, left it's dead spirit body to detach itself from Astrid's cranium naturally. I planned to get rid of it before she woke up, but
A: MOM! CAN YOU JUST COME DOWN AND TELL ME WHAT'S GOING ON!
B: THAT THING WAS A DREAM SPIRIT FEEDING ON YOUR BRAIN JUICES. IT'S DEAD NOW. YOU ARE WELCOME! GO HAVE SOME COFFEE, IT'LL HELP YOUR HEADACHE. YOUR MOM ANY ME ARE DISCUSSION ADULT STUFF.
A (faintly): Ew. You better mean taxes
On one hand, Betelgeuse saved Astrid from Jeremy by sending that ghost boy to hell.
On the other hand, Betelgeuse had very much been free when Astrid had gone to meet Jeremy for the third time, and it had been heavily implied that he'd followed Astrid to previous meetings (his Dostoyevsky reference in the booth; also the "Here Lies Betelgeuse" lighting up after she said his name right before she went to Jeremy the second time), and so would have at minimum been aware that the boy was a ghost and lying about it, and at maximum known he was a bad ghost who'd killed his parents. And B had been free for a full day between that therapy session after which Lydia forgot to put him away and that evening on Halloween, which would have given him ample time to tell one of the Deetz women that Astrid's young man was, at minimum, a ghost pretending to be a living teenager, and, at maximum, a dead killer.
One the third hand, maybe Betelgeuse didn't think that being a dead liar/murderer would make the boy a bad romantic option. Like, just cause you've got blood on your hands and are trying to make yourself look nicer and more harmless than you are doesn't mean you can't sincerely like a girl, you get?
Back to the second hand, Lydia wouldn't have called Betelgeuse to help rescue Astrid if the girl hadn't needed saving from something as easily fixable as Afterlife bureaucracy, so it's not like there was ever any serious danger.
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he even said "it's showtime"
bro was born to be beetlejuice. literal human cartoon this guy. even the green teeth come on now
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