Having nowhere to put my brain fuzz so yall get it in little energy bursts!!! *evil laughter*
The Outsiders/Fox and the Hound
This one is a little mixed up I realize but we're working with it Ahhhhhh!!!!
Copper is Paul
Todd is Darry
Cue "Best of Friends"
"You're not even aware you're such a funny pair, you're the best of friends" "neither one of you sees you're naturally boundaries, life's one happy game" "if only the world wouldn't wouldn't get in the way. If only people would just let you play. They say you're both being fools. You're breaking all the rules." "When these moments are passed will that friendship last" "oh I hope, I hope it never ends cause you're the best of friends."
Hehe let's keep going shall we
Copper goes on a hunting trip while Todd stays home. Paul goes to college while Darry can't cuz he's got his brother's now.
(Storyline changes a little bit)
Cue the accident with Chief where Chief breaks his leg. But in this Chief is Bob and Bob dies. Copper gets angry with Todd, and goes with Amos to hunt him down. Paul packs himself back to Tulsa to fight in a rumble he ain't got no business in and takes Darry on.
Copper has hunting smarts, but Todd has woodlife smarts. Paul has football smarts and Darry has street smarts on top of that.
Copper and Todd fight, Amos gets hurt, they lose, Todd wins and he lives. Paul and Darry fight in the rumble, socs get beat, they lose, Greasers win and Pony doesn't get killed lol...
I realize this one's messy but you think about stuff like this long enough and hard enough and somehow it works. I don't know why. My brain won't answer that question but!
We have come to the last dorm of Season 4, after this one, there will be a bonus showcase that I did not include in Season 1.
Introducing...
Houndyke ("Hound" (Dog) + "Dyke" (Land Division))
Houndyke is a dorm rooted in deep personal bonds, long-standing codes, and the harsh lessons of nature and survival. Members are taught to follow through on their duties even when emotions clash, no matter the condition or conflict that occurs. They also respect the tradition of mentorship, partnerships, and the chain of trust between different boundaries of various backgrounds. There is also a deeper internal conflict: dorm members must regularly face situations where their loyalty to people clashes with evolving perspectives. There is an optional condition where members of Houndyke are permitted to have a magical familiar, mainly canine familiars as part of their tradition of loyalty and trust.
"A dorm founded on the Gruff Woodsman's spirit of steadfastness. Students in this dorm stand firm in their beliefs, defend what they value, and thrive through resilience and self-reliance, while learning to bond with their canine familiars."
Dorm Uniform:
I kept it short and simple with this one, with some added patterns of paw prints and mud splatters. I wanted it to give off a southern farmer vibe to fit the theme.
Character Roster:
You better stay off his territory or he'll hunt you down.
Eustice Swade (Twisted off Amos Slade)
Gruff, guarded, and grounded like a rusted fencepost in the middle of nowhere, Eustice Swade is the prickly, no-nonsense junior housewarden of Houndyke Dorm, a dorm known for its principles of grit, loyalty, and unshakable instincts. A farm boy with worn boots, a weathered duster coat, and a low, grumbly Southern drawl, Eustice is the kind of man who’d rather fight a tornado than admit he needs help. He’s notoriously distrustful of newcomers and makes it a point to drive off anyone who seems too “fancy” or “fake.” To him, trust isn’t given—it’s earned after long days and longer nights of proving you’re not just another snake in the grass. His short temper, territorial nature, and intimidating glare make him an enigma to most of NRC’s students and staff, often branding him as nothing more than a cantankerous old watchdog. But underneath all that salt and suspicion lies a man who has been burned before—too many times to count.
Eustice values loyalty above all else. Once someone earns his trust, he becomes a fiercely protective figure, much like a pack leader watching over his kin. He trains his dorm members to be vigilant, resourceful, and self-reliant, often putting them through rigorous survival-style exercises, both magical and physical. He believes hardship builds character and makes no apologies for being tough on his own. Despite his standoffish nature, Eustice has a sharp, tactical mind and an eye for trouble. He can track down lies and betrayal like a bloodhound on a scent trail. Rumor has it that he once worked as a “magical warden” hunting down dangerous creatures before settling into dorm life at NRC—though Eustice never confirms or denies such tales. He also has a permitted familiar accompany him, a greyhound named Dashiel who can track any scent of anything Eustice asked him too.
[SPOILERS FOR BACKSTORY AHEAD]
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Long before he ever stepped foot onto the polished cobblestone paths of Night Raven College, Eustice Swade was nothing more than a barefoot farm boy growing up on the cracked earth of the Ashridge Flats—a remote rural region far from magic academies and high-society glamour. Born into a long line of hunters and wardens, Eustice’s world revolved around tending fields, tracking game, and defending the livestock from roaming beasts. His family lived by a simple code: "Protect your own, trust no one else."
The Swade homestead sat on the edge of nowhere, where the wind howled louder than any gossip and visitors were rare—and rarely welcome. Even as a child, Eustice had a distrustful glare and a quiet strength. The few times his folks crossed paths with passing city traders or magic-folk, Eustice would glare at them from the porch, snarling under his breath about “slick-tongued liars and pocket-pickin’ cowards.” When he was only eight years old, tragedy struck. A pack of feral beastfolk raiders—magic-wielding scavengers from the southern badlands—descended on the Ashridge Flats. Eustice's father, a stern but proud man, fought them off with nothing but grit, a rifle, and a hound’s fury, but died in the process. That event sealed Eustice's disdain for "outsiders with pretty powers and bad intentions."
After that, Eustice trained harder, hunted deeper, and grew colder. By the time he was a teen, he had a reputation across the surrounding counties as a beastman who could track anything and survive anywhere. Folks came seeking his help to handle wild beasts, recover lost kin, or fend off troublemakers—but never for long. Eustice always sent them on their way, distrustful of praise and weary of anyone overstaying their welcome. But everything changed the day a representative from Night Raven College arrived—an aged professor who had heard of a “wild hound who could sniff out lies and danger like a spell-sensing bloodhound.” He offered Eustice a spot at NRC, saying his instinctual talent and magical affinity for tracking, defense, and barrier magic was untapped potential. Eustice nearly slammed the door in his face, but his mother—old, tired, and hopeful—convinced him otherwise. "You got too much burnin’ inside you to rot here," she told him.
Reluctantly, Eustice accepted.
His arrival at NRC was...less than smooth. The refined halls, the rich students, the glittering uniforms—they made his skin crawl. He was mocked for his accent, his rough manners, his lack of refinement. But the moment a danger scenario unfolded during a class exercise, Eustice showed what years of survival could do. First sorted into Savanaclaw, he outlasted every other student, protecting his squad with speed, precision, and an uncanny ability to sniff out threats before they appeared. He earned respect through results, not reputation. In time, he rose to become housewarden of Houndyke upon its founding, the dorm that values instinct, resilience, and loyalty. He carved it into a place where outsiders weren’t tolerated unless they earned their place, a reflection of the world he came from. Though still gruff, harsh, and painfully blunt, Eustice has a select few he trusts—and for them, he would bite down on the world and never let go.
Notable Members:
Chester Pawket (Freshman) - The brightest beam of sunshine ever seen under Houndyke’s stormy skies. A beagle beastman with floppy ears, a tail that wags constantly, and a heart twice the size of his body, Chester is what most would call “out of place” in a dorm known for hardened loners, wary survivalists, and gruff personalities. But that never stopped him. He has a habit of wandering into restricted areas, striking up conversations with intimidating students, and offering to share snacks with monsters-in-training. (Twisted off Cooper)
And that is all for Season 4! Stay tuned for a bonus showcase post soon!
Disney Villain’s kids : Would’s and Wouldn’t’s part III
More villains who would and wouldn’t have kids (in my opinion).
19. Chernabog
I can see this demon creature having his own little spawns running around creating chaos.
20. Stromboli
There’s a chance this man has kids but if so he’s a terrible parent and doesn’t know where they are half the time.
21. Madam Mim
This woman has no kids, not only does she not talk to many people, she is just too much of a hazard.
22. Amos Slade
I can see this man having a kid that he no longer sees (because they avoid him) so he remains an old man living out in the woods.
23. The Horned king
No one knows much about the life of the horned king before the story, if he did have children they’re definitely dead (Either from time passed or him killing them).
24. Professor Ratigan
No. This distinguished rat is too busy scheming and has no patiences to ever have children.
In a scenario like Descendants where every villain is brought back to life but are without their powers or means of control, are there any that you could see not necessarily being redeemed but being rehabilitated?
Well, I already did a whole idea about a Hans rehabilitation with my Frozen 3 thing xD So I guess him
Besides Hans? Hmmm
I feel like a lot of them are pretty set in their ways/belief that they're in the right and so have no need to change or have any desire to make amends
But ones I could see becoming at least semi cordial with the heroes?
Well weirdly the first person I thought of was the Queen of Hearts xD I think just because she isnt so much evil as just--mad? I feel like with good management of her anger issues she could be a decent enough person. She definitely loves her husband a lot.
Um, Amos Slade is just a crochity old man who actually does seem to get some insight at the end so thats something
Edgar from Aristocats just wanted the money and understandably, and he didnt even kill the cats he just abandoned them. Which was bad and cruel but not really evil. I feel like he just kinda snapped and by the time he gets rescued from that crate going to Timbuktu he'll have mellowed out and learned his lesson
John Silver of course tried to fix his mistakes and help Jim and while he was definitely a murderous pirate he does seem to have some conscious
Madam Mim I feel like would be willing to be an ally if she liked someone, she feels like someone who's bad because she likes causing mischief more then actually doing real evil
Mor'du the bear prince seemed pretty remorseful when his spirit was finally released from the bear
Yzma I feel is another who in certain circumstances would be willing to ally at least and I think (there was at least a rumor) there was a planned redemptive-ish movie for her before Ertha Kitt's passing?
Y’all know the theory about how Gaston killed Bambi’s mother but I have proof otherwise! I have reason to believe that it was not Gaston who killed the fawns mother but Amos Slade!
In the movie The Fox and the Hound the hound dog, Copper’s owner went hunting during the winter. He did return until spring and Bambi’s mother died before Spring could really start because in in her death scene she finds grass and tells her child “Bambi! Bambi come here! Look. New spring grass.”
True we don’t hear Chief or Copper barking but the fact that Gaston’s gun sounds nothing like the gun that killed Bambi’s mother. I know that isn’t enough evidence for a theory that has been around for years and now I’m changing it but I listened carefully to each Disney movie and each gun had a different sound. All but the gun from The Fox and the Hound and Bambi.
The time differences and the shape of both guns would have made them sound different and I’m not a gun expert so I might have that wrong. But Gaston’s gun is more barrel shaped and Amos’s gun is much more modern.
But Sean you idiot Bambi’s mother was seen in Beauty and the Beast! Yes! But that could have been any deer! All three of these movies have the same art style because it has also been mentioned that the deer was seen in The Jungle Book. Knowing the same deer cannot go from the jungles of Africa to France and back to America we must come the the conclusion that Bambi’s mother was somewhere that has snow.
As we know Beauty and the Best takes place in France. Doing research I found the provincial town takes place in Occitanie France. Again research proven that average, it is maximum 9° in January in Occitanie and at least around 3° degrees. In January there are 14 days of rainfall with a total of 45 mm. it will be dry 15 days month in Occitanie and on average, it snows 2 days (Weather and best time to visit). This is not enough to have as much snow as the scene were Bambi’s mother died unless Gaston went on vacation which is unlikely.
The Fox and the Hound takes place in Pennsylvania a great place to look at the factors influencing snow is right here in Pennsylvania.
But the forests look so similar! Again yes! But then you think about the forests in The Fox and the Hound and realize that they also look similar. There is a scene where Amos is attacked by a bear and the cliff where that happens looks much like the one Bambi stands on at the end of his movie.
Sean why are you standing up for a villian like Gaston? No! I am not standing up for him I am simply pointing out who I believe killed the fawns mother. Amos was called a “Trigger Happy Lunatic” by his neighbor.
At the end of his hunting trip you see he has multiple skins of his game and any of this could be deer skin.
Because of all these reasons I believe that Gaston didn’t kill Bambi’s mother but Amos Slade is the murderer.
