Johannes VIII's Dreamland

An art blog. Sort of. I also reblog stuff.

[canadiancryptid]

If Alan Dracula has every superpower, then "opening inter-dimentional gateways" must be included in that. He's probably the only Denizen who can leave the Train of his own free will

What I'm saying is that theres a non-zero chance of Jesse and Lake being woken up by a familiar deer staring in the second story window

[johannesviii]

oh hello

[rusted-fairy-wings]

Truly horrific to think about Infinity Train Book 1 from the perspective of Tulip’s parents.

They screwed up. Straight up. They communicated poorly, and Tulip wound up bearing the brunt of the consequences of it. Nobody was perfect in the situation. All three of them are just clearly going through it. Divorce is hard on everyone involved, and it’s clearly shown to be a fresh wound. It’s just a shit situation all around.

And I’m confident in saying I’m sure both her parents felt bad over the ordeal. It’s not fair. It sucks. Yeah, they’re trying, but they’re still learning to navigate these brand new dynamics. At the end of the day, they still screwed up because Tulip has to miss something she really cares about.

But then Tulip runs away. And she doesn’t come back for months. Can we imagine the panic, the guilt they must have felt? Tulip packed a bag; surely they noticed stuff was missing when someone checked her room. As far as they know Tulip actively ran away (true). But they had no way of knowing she was prevented from coming home. Just horrifying to think of the implications of that. They don’t know where she is. She’s disappeared without a trace. Even if authorities tracked her well, she’d still appear to have vanished into thin air upon boarding the train. Tulip is just. Missing. They don’t know if she’s even alive.

And with the added weight of what happened immediately before Tulip disappeared, I don’t think it’s unreasonable to assume they both held a lot of guilt. That they both felt Tulip disappearing was their fault. That they wondered if things had just been different maybe they’d still have their daughter. We see Tulip has the tendency to take on things outside of her control—maybe that’s a tendency she picked up from one or both of her parents.

I just can’t stop thinking about how scared and distraught they must have been. I can only imagine the relief they felt when Tulip finally came home. All the questions they must have had. How many more questions they must have had seeing how fundamentally Tulip has changed. Like imagine your only daughter who you’d been arguing with last time you saw her comes back after being missing for months and she’s changed and improved that much. It’s just sickening. It’s all off-screen and it still fucks me up.

[admircot]

oh lets get this train

[clwncheck]

[cedarciding]

TADC E9

i hope she found at least a little peace…i mean e7 was kinda promising in that regard…

[smallpwbbles]

I'm super obsessed with the fact they were fishing together in the credits.

[gabisart]

20 + 21

[novembermorgon]

[crixosmo]

who tf wears crocs with socks

[aidaughter]

t shirt that says I PUT A NORMAL AMOUNT OF THOUGHT INTO STUFF

[johannesviii]

Pet Shop Boys concert & drawing other people going back home on a 1am bus

[sepublic]

Anyhow that’s why it’s called the INFINITY train because this journey is never ending. At least until you die but that’s why we had Simon’s fate in contrast to Grace who gets to keep growing, which Owen himself even commentated on.

[aziarts]

forever locomotive ♾️🚂

[helelsonofthemorning]

A thought just occurred to me.

The Ghom turned Simon into dust/sand.

The train travels through a desert.

You do the math.

[tiktoks-i-enjoyed]

[smallpwbbles]

They don’t fucking know how much they mean to each other in a different world FUCK.

[000-saba]

watched the among us show and spent the entire time nodding my head