tell me this isnât the cutest thing Iâve ever seen
I just⌠Thatâs the Egyptian Prince from Night At The Museum and Jasper from Twilight and its a little gay and I just ugh I love it
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tell me this isnât the cutest thing Iâve ever seen
I just⌠Thatâs the Egyptian Prince from Night At The Museum and Jasper from Twilight and its a little gay and I just ugh I love it
Moonlight in the Adirondacks By Rockwell Kent
My Very Favorite Theatre Animatics
The musical theatre community has produced some incredible fanwork over the years, including a number of animatics that bring songs to life. Below are my favorites:
âWho Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Storyâ - Hamilton
âSincerely, Meâ - Dear Evan Hansen
âThe Bitch of Livingâ - Spring Awakening
âOur Love is Godâ - Heathers
âWatch What Happens (Reprise)â - Newsies
âCome Home With Meâ - Hadestown
âDead Momâ - Beetlejuice
âI Am Damagedâ - Heathers
âSanta Fe (Prologue) - Newsies
âTouch Meâ - Spring Awakening
âMeant To Be Yoursâ - Heathers
âWait For Meâ - Hadestown
Enjoy! Might want some tissues for some of them.
LâĂVEIL DU PRINTEMPS: SCENE 2 PART 2
THE FRENCH:
   CHANSON: ÂŤ CE QUâON SAIT Âť
GARĂONS (mĂŠlopĂŠe sous MELCHIOR): LÄŤtora, multum ille et terrÄŤs iactÄtus et altĹ VÄŤ superum saevae memorem IĹŤnĹnis ob ÄŤram; Multa quoque et bellĹ passĹŤs, dum conderet urbem. Arma virumque canĹ, TrĹiae quÄŤ prÄŤmus ab ĹrÄŤs ÄŞtaliam, fÄtĹ profugus, LÄvÄŤniaque vÄnitâŚ
MELCHIOR: Ce quâon sait En histoire ou en science Sont des faits Quâon apprend en patience
Si tu doutes, Ils puniront lâinsolence De tout ce que tu sais Mais que tu rĂŠprimes en silence
Ce quâon vit Est ĂŠcrit dans les livres Tu lâapprends Mais câest de pire en pire
[On te] corrige, Mais lâargent est la cible En veritĂŠ on [ĂŠrige] Tout ce quâil y a dans la Bible
Mais je sais [Ceux connes nous disent pas] Que je garde dans secret Au fond de moi
Et je sais Ne pas leur faire confiance Juste [les y aurai mĂŠfiance]
Et je pas Dans un rĂŞve idĂŠal Je mâĂŠgare Pendant que lâon me parle
Jâen appelle [Ă percer lĂ oĂš] grand jour La vĂŠritĂŠ, comme elle serait, [DĂŠlivrait nous Ă tous]
Regardez, regardez Jâen appelle Ă ce que je saurai Regardez, regardez Jâen appelle, jâen appelle Ă ce que je saurai
   FIN DE LA CHANSON
BACK TO ENGLISH:
   SONG: âWHAT WE KNOWâ
BOYS (chanted under MELCHIOR): LÄŤtora, multum ille et terrÄŤs iactÄtus et altĹ VÄŤ superum saevae memorem IĹŤnĹnis ob ÄŤram; Multa quoque et bellĹ passĹŤs, dum conderet urbem. Arma virumque canĹ, TrĹiae quÄŤ prÄŤmus ab ĹrÄŤs ÄŞtaliam, fÄtĹ profugus, LÄvÄŤniaque vÄnitâŚ
MELCHIOR: What we know In history or in science Are facts We learn through patience
If you waver They will punish the insolence Of everything you know But repress in silence What we live Is written in books You learn it But things only get worse
[They correct you] But money is the objective To tell the truth, they [elevate] Everything in the bible
But I know [Those morons donât tell us] What I protect, in secret, Deep inside me
And I know Not to trust them Just [to suspect them]
And I walk In an perfect dream My mind wanders While others talk to me I call for them [To break through to where,] one day The truth, how it will be, [Will deliver us all]
Watch, watch, Iâm calling on what I will know Watch, watch Iâm calling on what I will know
   END OF SONG
NOTES:
on in french is loosely equivalent to the english one as in âone canât be too prepared,â though the french use it much more frequently. it generally replaces nous (we) in casual conversation, and can also replace tu (you) or il/elle/ils/elles (he/she/they). so ⌠on can cover almost any pronoun, but melchiorâs accusatory tone here makes it clear heâs not using a we sentiment. this is a they situation.
This had some interesting sentence structure which made normally safe assumptions in parsing out unlikely homophones much harder. not sure if this is meant to convey his feeling of intellectual superiority or if some phrases are just positioned strangely because they have to fit the meter of the song. fun fact: english music & poetry tends to favor iambs (pairs of unstressed & stressed syllables) in groups of 5 while french doesnât really use a stressed/unstressed designation and favors groups of 6 syllables, which is one reason lyrics/verse may be hard to translate from one language into the other.
âwill deliver us all.â went back and forth listening to the audio on this one⌠could also be just a weird pronunciation of âdelivered from her [truthâs] towerâ but the grammar made slightly less sense so i opted for the other choice.
âce quâon saitâ is a genius title for melchiorâs theme because of what it becomes by the end of the show. i wonât spoil the wordplay, but do keep an eye out in the finale song translation. (iâll link this post with that one when both are up, so they can reference each other.)
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âLook I donât know if Iâm going to have a career after this but, fuck that.â - John Boyega
âThen this picture which I always thought this painting was sort of like making the movie, you know the pointillist style, which is very very close to it. You donât have any idea what youâve made until you step back from it. I used it in this context to see⌠heâs looking at that little girl which again is, you know, a mother and a child. The closer he looks at the child the less he sees, of course with the style of painting being reallyâŚbut the more he looks at it thereâs nothing there and I think he fears that the more you look at him the less you see there isnât anything there. Thatâs him.â â John Hughes Commentary: The Museum Scene, FERRIS BUELLERâS DAY OFF (1986), dir. John Hughes.
âI wonât let them take you away from me Aangâ
Monk dad and his Avatar son :( thinking of themâŚ
oh, to be a cartoon mafia boss with two dimwitted but loveable lackeys who, upon my cleverly insulting the protagonist, will say ânice one, boss,â and the second, in a slightly higher, more snivelly voice, will say âhaha, yeeah, nice one boss!â
A journey of a season to a seasonđŁââď¸đđ
To be continuedâŚ
My mind still trying to fathom how Mai and Aang get along
You know when youâre writing something and then you get to these two characters that are very different, but have no reason for conflict and one is very friendly⌠They almost always end up in some sort of odd friendship, so this didnât surprise me, weirdly as it may seem. XD
It seems to me that Mai dislikes boredom and insincerity, and Aang is very sincere and fun
I feel like Aang is one of the few people who can get Mai to laugh (and it pisses Sokka off immensely)
Maiâs best friend is TY LEE, the bubbliest character in the show. Of course sheâd like Aang.
wait but i love the idea of sokka failing miserably to make mai laugh but then aang just sneezes and goes flying backwards or some shit and she just loses it
Mai also loves Zuko, and Aang is very close with Zuko, so I think she appreciates that.
Also Aang saved her baby brother
Itâs all very sweet really
this is exactly how Jet was introduced
And I fell for the bastard anyway