Realized the other day we got kinda Neville Longbottomed by Ferb. Couldn't let this thought go without including the entire, wholesome Flynn-Fletcher sibling unit!
THEY LOVE THEIR SISTER
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Realized the other day we got kinda Neville Longbottomed by Ferb. Couldn't let this thought go without including the entire, wholesome Flynn-Fletcher sibling unit!
THEY LOVE THEIR SISTER
Happy Heinz it’s all we need
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(Part 2 soon)
This was suppose to be a short comic, but it ended up having more pages than planned. So, it will be my third long comic 💃🏽. At first, I didnt have context for this scene, but then @mammalsofaction mentioned the primal perry episode, and I liked the idea :v This would be a more intense scene of that episode, and maybe instead of a park it’s an actual forest somewhere else.
Extra Notes: I know that posting a page per post won on my poll, but I after realizing that this was gonna be longer, I thought a few pages per post was the best option.
doomed lovers? tragic, sure. but doomed siblings? the same blood is running through our veins, but the differences between us feel insurmountable. i love you. i hate you. sometimes i think i would’ve died without you. you drive me insane. i would take a bullet for you. i’d kill someone for you. i know you better than myself. i feel like i don’t know you at all. our parents failed us. you left me. i left you. you taught me how to love. you taught me how to be loved. i’m sorry. i miss you. i never want to see you again. i only ever wanted you to stay.
hot take in a roundabout way i think that's also why so many of us opt out of becoming parents ourselves
Does anybody know how to fix it
Start disappointing people and not backing out of it when they are upset, reject feeling ashamed of everything including of yourself, start saying No to things you do not want to do not just things you're scared of, do more of those things you're scared of but wish you could do, make your own plans and execute them, decide to do or not do something without basing it on who will Dislike it.
Free Will takes practice, and the chance of making someone somewhere Slightly or even Very Disappointed In You. But you're an adult and you can't be made to stand in a corner anymore.
Some early ideation for Tagah for the Avatar: Aang movie, back when the project was still in its blue-sky phase! Huge thanks to Jake Panian for giving me the opportunity to throw some ideas around.
best kinds of characters either:
is/has been an active suicide risk
doesn’t or cannot consider suicide a real option and so is left with an inarticulable feeling of circling the drain
Ough Wolf's BIG teeth... Need
Shes so awesome..... 🥺
Cant wait for rory to find out...but the tension of her not knowing???? Wolf realizing shes blind to it right now and getting bolder with it????
Thats the stuff
Meet Cute Prompts but it is all suggestions given in a 1958 “129 Ways to Get a Husband” article
Have your car break down in strategic places.
Read obituaries to find eligible widowers.
Look in the census reports for places with the most single men.
Ask your friends' husbands who the eligible men are in their offices.
Be nice to everybody—they may have an eligible brother or son.
Volunteer for jury duty.
Be friendly to ugly men—handsome is as handsome does.
Get lost at football games.
Don't take a job in a company run largely by women.
Get a job demonstrating fishing tackle in a sporting goods store.
Go to all reunions of your high school or college class. There may be widowers there.
Don't be afraid to associate with more attractive girls; they may have some leftovers.
Go back to your home town for a visit—the wild kid next door may have become a very eligible bachelor while you were away.
Don't room with a girl who is a sad sack and let her pull you down to her level.
Stumble when you walk into a room that he's in.
Wear a Band-Aid. People always ask what happened.
Dropping the handkerchief still works.
Stand in a corner and cry softly. Chances are good that he'll come over to find out what's wrong.
Buy a convertible. Men like to ride in them.
Learn how to bake tasty apple pies. Bring one in to the office and let the eligible bachelors taste it.
"Acidentally" have your purse fly open, scattering its contents all over the street.
Practice your drinking with your women friends first.
Get a sunburn.
Don't tell him about your allergies.
Don't whine—girls who whine stay on the vine!
Show him you can have fun on a cheap date-but don't overdo it!
Double-date with a gay, happily married couple—let him see what it's like!
Talk to his father about business and agree that taxes are too high!
Never let him know he's the only one, even if you have to stay home one or two nights a week!
If he's rich, tell him you like his money—the honesty will intrigue him!
Clip and mail him a funny cartoon that means something to both of you.
Point out to him that the death rate of single men is twice that of married men.
Go to Yale.
If your mother is fat, tell him you take after your father. If he's fat too, tell him you're adopted!
Stow away on a battleship.
Rent a billboard and post your picture and telephone number on it.
Paint your name and number on roof and say, "Give me a buzz, pilots."
Sink at a fashionable beach at high noon!
Ride the airport bus back and forth from the airport.
Bribe ferris-wheel operator to get you stuck on the top of a Ferris wheel.
Stand on a busy street corner with a lasso.
Carry a camera and ask strange, handsome men if they would mind snapping your picture.
Make and sell toupees—bald men are easy catches!
Advertise for male co-owner of a boat.
Carry a tow chain in the trunk of your automobile.
Let it be known in your office that you have a button box and will sew on bachelors' loose buttons.
Don't marry him if he has too many loose buttons!
Source: “129 Ways to get a Husband” in the January 1958 edition of the McCall’s Magazine.
Something I had to unlearn: giving your character a tragic backstory is not the same as giving them a wound. A backstory is just information. A wound is the thing that makes them flinch at something totally unrelated fifteen chapters later and the reader goes "oh." If the backstory doesn't leave a nerve ending somewhere in the present-day plot, cut it. Nobody needs the trauma. They need the flinch.
A ghost and his roommate and the camera 📸
Villain origin stories that are just sad!!
˙⋆✮ The moment they decided softness was a liability and started practicing hardness
˙⋆✮ Being told they were too much until they became not enough on purpose
˙⋆✮ The betrayal that didn't break them but quietly ended who they were before it
˙⋆✮ Asking for help once at the worst possible time and learning never again
˙⋆✮ Watching someone else get everything they worked for and being told to be grateful
˙⋆✮ The love that was conditional for so long unconditional stopped feeling real
˙⋆✮ Being made to feel small by someone they looked up to during a year they can't undo
˙⋆✮ The grief that had nowhere to go and eventually became something else entirely
˙⋆✮ Trusting completely one time and having it used against them with precision
˙⋆✮ Waiting to be chosen so long they decided choosing was weakness
˙⋆✮ The version of them that existed before a specific date nobody else remembers
˙⋆✮ Being punished for the truth enough times to become an excellent liar
˙⋆✮ The dream abandoned not by choice but by circumstances that felt like choice
˙⋆✮ Caring loudly in a room that rewarded not caring and learning the lesson wrong
˙⋆✮ The childhood that required a mask so early they forgot faces underneath are allowed
˙⋆✮ Being right about something important and being destroyed for it anyway
˙⋆✮ The moment the world showed them who it protected and who it didn't
˙⋆✮ Growing up watching kindness get punished and cruelty get rewarded and taking notes
˙⋆✮ The apology that never came and the personality built around the absence of it
˙⋆✮ Being the cautionary tale in someone else's story without ever getting their own
˙⋆✮ The door that was closed so many times they stopped knocking and started breaking in
˙⋆✮ Loving someone who treated love like a weapon until they learned to do the same
˙⋆✮ The version of events everyone agreed on that left them entirely out of the truth
˙⋆✮ Surviving something alone that no one should have survived alone
˙⋆✮ Being failed by every system that was supposed to catch them and deciding to need none of them
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snippet of a camille thing. theres more lengthwise but u cant see yet
Filler Words to Cut from your Writing
start / begin ➙ they either do or don't do an action, even if it is interrupted
somehow ➙ find a way to describe it or, if it matters that they don't know how something happened, make it its own sentence. somehow is very lackluster
that ➙ if the sentence makes sense after you remove it, do it
useless modifiers (really, very, certainly, probably, actually, quite, ...) ➙ emphasis on useless: many can be helpful, but many are not
dialogue tags ➙ don't cut them always, but you can leave them out or replace them with action tags for more variety
down / up ➙ often times they are not needed (I sat down vs. I sat)
wonder, think, realize, understand, feel ➙ especially in narration, these are signs of telling, not showing. Instead of "I wondered where he was." you can write "Where was he?"
"There is/was..." ➙ very formulaic and getting rid of as many as possible will make for more variety in sentence structures
Find your own! Every writer will have individual habits, so when you are proofreading your stuff, try to notice your own patterns. Feel free to add onto this post :)
Disclaimer: these words definitely can be very useful when they are used intentionally, especially if they are not overused. When I say to "cut" these words, I mean to question whether they are strengthening or weakening the sentence in every instance.
[Prompt Calender: July 23rd, International Yada, Yada, Yada Day]
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