#addison larson

[izel-scribbles]

bringing back faroeverse faroe x addison larson 🗣️🗣️

(Context)

[capesch-arts]

Sketches and references for S3 LA KiY AU

Wanted to share these quick because I'm kinda happy with all of them sjdnskdn

Also if The King decides to do his lil poems, these are what the characters will be referred to:

Yellow - The Sun

Addie - The Widow, The Spider

(idk what he'll call Uncle, but I don't think he'd love long enough for The King to even call him anything lol).

[neorazorhands]

Day 2: The King, The Dreamlands & Desperation (sort of)

Day 3: Larson Family, Guilt & Addison

Day 4: New York (sort of) & Trust (sort of)

Annddd here’s the rest of my pieces for Malevoversary! I don’t have much free time to do the last two prompts but 5 is a nice number to end off on. Happy Anniversary o/

[arthur-lesters-fake-transcript]

Faroe: Dad this is my new friend.

Addison: Hello.

Arthur:…

Arthur: Adopt.

this combined with the lillith one would be peak

[saturnniines]

i love thinking of faroeverse as more of a role swap au than a ‘genderbend’ au (except for Denise “The BUTCHer” Collins i love you Denise “The BUTCHer” Collins) where it puts focus on existing female characters in malevolent that either don’t really get explored or who kind of just exist as backstory for men (addison larson, samantha holeman, faroe herself) and ive found that through that process it creates REALLY INTERESTING characters because once you break out of the male default for a lot of character archetypes you can start having a lot of fun with their motivations

who is Samantha Holeman in faroeverse? well, if her brother fought in the Great War (and maybe he dies in it in this universe), perhaps she worked in the munition factories, as some women did. maybe the poor conditions led to her developing breathing problems. maybe there’s something to be said here about the betrayal of serving your country dutifully until your lungs are feeble and your skin yellow from the sulfur, only to never truly be recognized for that sacrifice after the war ends and you are once again cast aside, with a parting gift of your brother shipped home in a box, unemployment, and your now irreparably damaged health. maybe the woman faroe meets wears a gas mask, but also her brother’s old clothes, someone still stuck in a time long since past (and faroe really isn’t much different, is she?)

who is Addison Larson? in canon, she’s a sacrificial lamb, a casualty of her father’s lust for power, a parallel to arthur’s loss of faroe, and not much more than that. but in faroeverse maybe she was a little girl who always had a habit of snooping around, spoiled by her rich father, who never thought to question his love for her until she finds a hidden room in their house, and starts discovering a whole other side to his life. she starts to steal books, she eavesdrops on his meetings, until she eventually learns what he has planned for her. maybe in this world where father’s love prevails, he wasn’t even going to go through with it, not his Addy. but addison wouldn’t know that. she sits at a dinner table across from a man she knows is planning to kill her all of those nights, her whole world shattered. maybe that’s when the idea comes to her; it’s him or her, and she’s Not going to die. in the end, it’s her father who is torn apart, crying out at the betrayal of his own daughter doing what he could not. and once she tastes that power, she finally understands.

addison believes that her father’s death, a ‘sacrifice’, in the most literal sense of the word, enriched her own life. faroe has never stopped torturing herself over her own father’s death, a true sacrifice made out of love. she can’t help but just see herself as addison

[wander-bunnies]

Faroeverse momence

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Once again thinking about how one of the only differences between Addison Larson and Arthur Lester was the god their parents worshiped. Arthur could have been Addison and Addison could have been Arthur. (If not for the whole timeline issues I would totally try to write a whole role reversal with Addison and Arthur. But alas they're like 50 years apart. Or something. When did she even die? Wait I'm getting off track.)

One god killed a child, giving the parent immortality and power, accepting that child would be sacrificed for the benefit of the parent, a loyal tool with choices taken, falling in line with the parent's wishes, a child who screamed in death and begged for the parent's help but received no answer. Another god spared a child, giving the child a way out of whatever suffering they might have experienced for the parents benefit, rejecting the parents' control and allowing the child a life outside of the parents, a child who slept deeply as the parents died and awoke to a changed world.

[beentobeetle]

I've seen a lot of takes on Faroeverse include a grown up Addison Larson taking the place of Wallace. Is that the case for yours, and if so, how does she interact with Faroe?

IGNORE ME ANSWERING THIS THREE BILLION YEARS LATER UH UH

I think it’s a really silly thought !! I wasn’t huge on it at first but honestly the longer I think about it the more I’m leaning into it. Like … yessss let the podcast women be freaks yesssssss

I doubt she’d act any differently towards Faroe as Wallace does to Arthur! Same vibe, same aura, all that jazz … here’s a quick sketch I did bc I just can’t help myself from poking at character design teehee

I have a thought that Wallace really WAS going to sacrifice her but she turned the tables and killed him instead, ultimately gaining the same StuffTM as he would’ve.

I like to think she wears his glasses every now and again, even though she doesn’t at all need them. Addison Larson voice “Token to my father, the psychotic bastard,” or something like that

Anyways I really don’t have too too much to say ,, whether it’s Addi or Wallace it all ends the same to me (No More Eyeballs!)