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the muppets, 1x01: “Pig Girls Don’t Cry.”
Why did they make me watch Fozzy Bear experience a micro aggression
his dating life was a lot of upward struggle
if you relate to this then consider it a personal attack
“[…]Particularly if the library is very tall and the surrounding area has been flooded.”
- Lemony Snicket
spider-man 2 is seriously the best movie
Scribbles from ASOUE
THE TV SHOW FUCKING WENT THERE. THEY PUT ANIMAL VEGETABLE MINERAL MAN, ON TV!!!
sunny baudelaire is the only character who genuinely proposes just outright fucking murdering olaf
best parts of “mac and dennis break up”
the fact mac and dennis have weekly movie night, and when dennis picks up transporter 2 instead of predator he’s angry because jason statham doesn’t have as good a physique as the predator class
they both need to go to dee’s together to get a fucking bowl
“no, dee. we’re more like a dynamic duo.”
the way dennis looks at mac when he says “he likes me to check in with him”
“well far be it from me to, uh, keep the flower of you from flourishing.”
dennis’s facial expressions when he’s telling mac he’s been thinking about what dee said
dennis putting his arm on mac’s shoulder to stop him from leaving
mac filing a missing person’s report on dennis because he was gone for an hour without checking in
mac basically mothering frank and charlie, picking up their trash
“jesus christ frank, are you cutting your toenails with a steak knife?”
“ach! oh! uh-oh! botched toe! i botched that one! oh, that’s a botch job. it’s bleeding, i need some trash to plug up the cut.”
mac keeps on asking if dennis is on the phone and talking about him, and so does dennis
dennis needs mac to peel his apples! he can’t eat it with the skin on! he’s not ALLOWED!!! (truly the face when he says “i’m not ALLOWED” is so funny)
“so you think not eating cat food is putting on airs?” “you betcha!”
dennis panicking because he ate appleseeds
whatever strange humping thing frank and charlie do after frank says he’s back on charlie’s team
mac and dennis throwing bread rolls at eachother
mac can’t help but laugh at dennis’s “dee is a bird” joke
mac being concerned about dennis eating appleseeds but trying to pretend like he’s not
dennis knowing the word mac was looking for
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“[…]He was just trying to get me home. I didn’t want to listen, but he was right. Nothing is more important than family. I’m ready to accept your blessing and your condition[…]
Dead Wrong
Or “Who is Beatrice Snicket’s father?”
Reading The End when it first came out, I remember finishing the book and being somewhat bewildered, somewhat dissatisfied, thinking “okay how is that related to anything that came before????”, but also overall thinking “Wow, I’ve got more questions than when I started reading this book.” That’s not to say that I didn’t like the book, or that I didn’t feel like it wrapped up the overarching theme of the series is a really great way. I enjoyed The End, but it’s very different in tone from the rest of the series, and it doesn’t answer a lot of questions you go in with. And even before Chapter 14, you have so many more questions that also won’t be answered. That’s a bold move on Handler’s part, and it’s a rare thing in Children’s Lit (and a lot of fiction overall).
One of the big questions that has stuck with me as a fan throughout the years - and sparked a few conversations during lunch block with my friends - is Just who is Beatrice’s father? It’s a question you don’t even realize that you could ask until 13.13, and then you’re just kind of stuck with it for the rest of your life. Are the Baudelaire orphans raising the daughter of their former enemy? It’s a great question for Handler to leave the audience with.
Let’s dive into the significance of why wondering about Beatrice’s father is big, and what implications it has for the meaning of the book.
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