MadMax17

[darkdonutlady]

At this point I'm just going to be doing random ass takes on kids movies... Anyways, here's more of a question/fucked up hc about the third Trolls movie:

Most of the Brozone brothers besides Branch left the tree right? JD went to do his little Mountain Man adventure, Bruce went and got with his very tall soulmate on Vacay Island, and Floyd was out doing his solo career thing. But what about Clay?

We see him with Viva and the Putt Putt trolls, who were separated from the rest of the Pop trolls during the escape from the Tree. This means that Clay has been living IN the tree since he left Brozone. Even if he left the tree, he still ended up back there (I personally don't think he ever left b/c why would he come back after he got out).

I wouldn't belove that the trolls he was with after he left the band, or just any of the trolls in the tree, would have kept the fact that his GRANDMA was KILLED. Even if he didn't know that Floyd left, all of the older brothers did. That means that, to his knowledge, his teenage/freshly adult brother was now responsible for their youngest brother, who was probably like 5ish. Why didn't he ever go check on them.

Like he basically lived across town from them, he would have been fully able to go check on his family, see that his baby brother had no-one looking after him, and could have been a decent brother. Even if he was mad at his brothers, he would mostly be mad at JD b/c he was the one pushing too hard.

Like the only way to make this whole situation with Clay not shitty is if he got out of the tree, and ended up with the Putt Putt trolls once they where out. Any situation where he escapes with them makes him an absolute bastard in my eyes.

[darkdonutlady]

I just watched Treasure Planet again, and my brain has decided to torture me with this idea, so I must share it:

Imagine sometime in the future when Jim and Morph are visiting Delbert, Amelia, and their kids. The trio is telling the kids some of the stories from their search for treasure planet, not like about the whole mutiny and all, just some of the fun moments on the ship. And Morph is doing his thing where he's changing into each person throughout the stories.

But when he morphs into Silver, it's not right. It's not something big or noticeable, not at first. His eyes aren't the right color, his proportions just slightly off. But then, over the years, as they tell these stories again and again, it becomes bigger things. The way he laughs, or how he stands, or what his cybernetics look like. Those things begin to change.

Then, one day, several years, maybe even a decade or two later, and they're telling the same stories they always do, the kids are different, grown up or even the grandchildren, and Jim finally noticed.

He doesn't mention it until later, when he's alone with Morph. He asks Morph to change into Silver again. Morph does, and Jim notices everything that's wrong with how he looks. But no matter how hard he tries, he can't remember what he's supposed to look like. And it’s not like he has any pictures to go off of. So Jim searches through newspapers and records, but he can't find a single picture of him.

This is what breaks both Jim and Morph's hearts the most because both of them loved Silver, and neither of them can even remember what he truly looked like. And what's worse is that even if they find a picture of him, that picture can't show them what his voice sounded like, how he moved in his kitchen, the way he looked at them with so much care, or many of the things he did that made him Long John Silver.

[darkdonutlady]

The sightless night sky.

More of a watching sky than sky watching

[darkdonutlady]

First real post on this site. Haven't been around for a bit. Glad to see this is still the same home sweet garbage fire it's always been.

[darkdonutlady]

Primordial beauty