#a good reason

[rando-cob]

Mewtwo and Newtwo meet Arceus

A good reason.

[whereimfeminine]

okay so here’s how this means Paramore reunion at all things go

[a-hazbin-reader]

LMAO your new background is Nix's reaction to finding out Alastor likes pineapples on pizza

It's her reaction to all this TOMFOOLERY going on 😤 She has had ENOUGH of you children 😡 Mama has a HEADACHE

[peculiary]

Inferno #2 October 27, 2021

[craziigamerchick]

Is “In the Bleak Midwinter” playing during Tommy and Grace’s wedding a clue she could be alive?

I think so. Whenever it said to a character in PB BEFORE their death they survive their next brush with it.

Dannny Whizbang - Tommy says it to him right before his death fake-out. 

Tommy - Says it in the s2 finale when he is certain he is about to die but he is saved at the last second.

John, Arthur, Polly, and Michael - John and Arthur say it before they are all about to be hanged and they are saved at the last possible second just like Tommy was.

Grace - It plays at her and Tommy’s wedding. She gets shot in the next episode. and dies??? I call BULLSHIT!

Now let’s look at the backstory of this phrase.  This is what Tommy says in 4x02:

  “This is how John wanted to go. On the smoke. And the truth is... we died together once before. Arthur, me, Danny Whizzbang, Freddie Thorne, Jeremiah, and John. We were cut off from the retreat... No bullets left, waiting for the Prussian cavalry to come and to finish us off. And while we waited... Jeremiah said, "We should sing, 'In the Bleak Midwinter.'" But we were spared. The enemy never came.”

 So, when they said it before what looked to be certain death, it never came. They all survived that situation. That tracks with the previous and current symbolism in which the phrased is used on the show.

There are some people that will claim that it played to hint at her death in the next episode but it doesn’t work that way. When characters are actually dead, it is said AFTER their death not before.

John - Tommy and Arthur say it to him after his death while he is laying there on a table. There’s no chance for him to be secretly alive. We see his body and he gets a funeral.

Black horse in 5x01 - Tommy then goes to say it his dead horse but stops because he is crying or is about to cry. This horse even gets a mini funeral. 

So in conclusion, “In the Bleak Midwinter” - Before their ‘death’, they live. After their death, they’re dead.

Why give this moment to Grace if she’s not alive. It would just make no sense. SK could have easily chose a different song to play. It was an odd choice anyways. Like yeah, let’s have Tommy and Grace choose a song to be played during their wedding ceremony that is associated with upcoming death. That makes a whole bunch of sense, umm not! 

[cylonalyna]

Thinking of watching every single episode of Xena (yes, even AFiN) and leaving my opinions here after each episode.

Should I? Shouldn't I? Hmmm...

[myhauntedsalem]

A Good Reason

Ghosts often return to resolve unfinished business. It told the story of a deceased coal miner who returned as a ghost for a good reason.

This story took place in the 1920s. A coal mine located on the West Virginia border experienced an explosion. Several men were killed, a few lucky ones survived.

All the bodies of the dead were recovered except one. This body belonged to a miner by the name of Frank Cooper.

Most mine company’s at that time had an unfair policy. If the body of a miner was not found they stated they were under no obligation to compensate that miner’s family for their loss.

In this instance, it meant extra hardship for Frank Cooper’s wife and his six children. The owners of the mine went as far as to state that there was no proof Cooper had been in the mine at the time of the explosion—even though the survivors knew he had been.

To guarantee they would not have to pay anything to his wife the owners stated that Cooper had apparently just abandoned his family.

After the explosion, management asked for volunteers to go down into section five where the explosion occurred to clear debris and shore up the ceiling with new beams. No one wanted to do this dangerous job but finally one miner named Louis stepped forward.

Once Louie reached the deepest part of this section of the mine and began to work he heard strange noises. He turned around to see a dark figure directly behind him.

At first he thought with relief that this was another miner who had a change of heart and had come to help him. Louie noted the other man had an unusual appearance. He was gaunt and extremely pale. Where his eyes should be Louie could only make out two sunken holes.

As Louie turned back to digging away some loose debris the other man commanded he stop. “No, not there. Over here!” Louie now confused complied anyway. He took his shovel and began working in the spot the other man had indicated.

It wasn’t long before he spotted a foot sticking out of the slag, then a whole body. He turned around to show the other miner what he discovered only to find he had vanished.

That night Louis was awakened by a knock on his door. When he answered it he saw the same mysterious man from the mine standing there. Before he could say anything the strange fellow said, “Thank you. Now I can rest and my family will be cared for.”

The figure then faded away right in front of Louie.

The next morning back at work Louie was told that the body he had found the day before was Frank Cooper.