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Hey is there anyone who read the book "Ici et seulement ici" or "Die spur der Vertrauten" or "We" by Christelle Dabos because I just finished it and I need to talk about this book please help me.
Yeah LPM fandom do better and go read Christelle's underrated gems fr we need content
GUYS ADO WENT SO CLOSE TO MY SECTION DURING THE ENCORE I CAN'T BELIEVE I ACTUALLY SAW HER
I command you to go watch and like and comment this Mirror Visitor fan trailer that just dropped today
The @ of the animators so you can follow them on instagram :
The way Gooseworx handled the human counterparts of the characters was the right choice to make. As viewers, we expect to learn about the characters' outside personas, so not including them would have disappointed a lot of fans, it just makes sense narratively as Pomni's first wish is to get out of the circus. So we suppose from the very beginning of the show that they will either succeed or fail (because their real selves are dead, or because they are "not real"/copies).
Turns out it's the second scenario : Goose could have just chosen to NOT show us anything about the real them, because at that point in the story, it doesn't matter anymore, the copies are their "own" selves. But instead, she chose to reveal just enough to actually highlight the gap between the real characters and the copies.
We know what they've been up to after their brain was scanned, so after the copies were born, thus further reinforcing that the copies and the originals are separate entities, they took a different path.
Their faces aren't clearly shown, during the bus scene, we see them next to each other, indicating that they live in the same city, but without them interacting with the others. We don't know exactly if they've met before. Is it the first time they coincidentally take the same bus ? Do they recognize each other ("Oh, it's the same girl I see sometimes") ?
And the thing is, that it's not for us to know. It's not their story TADC has been telling after all.
Goosewox managed to make their appearance narratively significant and also prevent a negative reaction from the fans, giving them what they wanted. It's genius.
Also from, like, a fandom standpoint, the vagueness of it all is the perfect fuel for fanfictions. It ensures the world she built will live on.
the finale was everything I wanted I couldn't be happier
New Sherlock Holmes and John Watson variants just dropped why is no one talking about it yet
yo nintendo do you want me to die of a heart attack or what
Just teens being teens 🔥 (I'm halfway through the new book from Christelle Dabos, "Nous"!)
found this again omg i wish we had more fanarts
Thorn, too woke for Russia, meant to live in Canada
On a side note, he is the spiritual son of Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov you heard it here first
Thorn, too woke for Russia, meant to live in Canada
the problem with ado fans is that they keep yapping about how perfect her vocal range is, how peak each and every one of her songs is, how inspirational her backstory is, how cool and down-to-earth and iconic she is and you can't even argue with us because we're right 😇
SPOILERS AHEAD (KINDA)
Okay so Christelle Dabos is my favorite writer and one of the main thing she's good at is writing characters. Sure, there might be some narrative bits that don't hold up, or timelines that aren't clear, but her characters outshine all of that. They're compelling, you can't help but get attached to all of them. And not just because they're nuanced/morally grey. That's the bare minimum. You know how she does it ?
She takes clichés and stereotypes and plays with them. She goes beyond the archetype. Not in a "this character who seems evil turns out to be the good guy" kinda way. She's not here to refute the character traits and make a plot twist out of them. "This character seems to be evil, he's also a good guy, also does that erase his personality and all his actions beforehand ? Nope, he's still a bastard". The shy and weird girl is able to be stubborn and strong, she still remains shy and weird. The evil step-mother (or aunt, here) is actually a victim of patriarchy but hey, she's still over the top and likes to live in luxury at the end of the story. The most autistic and asocial guy you'll ever see can be a hero, he does not have to change to conform to the socially acceptable view of a hero.
Because in real life sometimes, people can be living clichés. And we don't change that easily, even after an heroic journey. Because that's still who we are.
And you know who else does this ?
Toby Fox.
Oh boy you've only read the first part of this post brace yourself.
It's not a coincidence he's my second favorite storyteller. He does the exact same thing.
And I could write a whole essay about how they both use religious figures and symbols to talk about creation. How they both have their main antagonist somehow being compared to the God of this world. How the takeaway is that sometimes creators, authors, artists, fall and lose themselves (in)to their own creation. How the main characters want to escape predetermined fate because they hate the idea that their future has been decided in advance, that they don't have free will. How even if we don't know the end of Deltarune yet, a well accepted theory, foreshadowing and subtext is that Kris will inevitably lose their hand or at least part of their mobility in their fingers, and hey, doesn't that remind you of something.
I could do that, or I could leave you with :
Never really bought the "Archibald is bisexual" headcanon, don't get me wrong, it's a fun hc, but my man has clearly stated he's not into men, and I feel like it would be OOC for him.
HIM BEING TRANSFEM HOWEVER—
Spoilers for book 3 & 4 of the Mirror Visitor but I didn't grasp the "Dilleux/Dieu" reveal at the end of book 3 because for some reason my dumb ass forgot that the double L after an I made the "yeu" sound and kept pronouncing it as "Dis-le". I only realised it while reading the book 4 flashback where one character mispronounced her name straight up as "God" and had the biggest epiphany moment.
Mind you book 3 and book 4 were released 2 years apart. For TWO WHOLE YEARS I didn't understand why Ophelia stated it was obvious that Eulalia was God.
la passé miroir obsession is so bad I got back into reading fanfic
I've only had Jesus for one day but if anything happens to him- NOOOO
oh nvm he's back
I gotta get caught up with the Yakuza series before Stranger Than Heaven comes out
