#arthur williams

[fairweathermyth]

So, what are we playing? / Wahoo. / Wahoo? / Yeah, my grandma was Creek. She played it all the time.

THE LOWDOWN 1.06 ⌁ Old Indian Trick

[doctorwoah]

henry! edward! do you guys like nicknames/have any cute ones (like harry or eddie) that people or friends call you? or do you guys not like them (and if so why)?

(also WOAH I LOVE YOUR JEKYLL AND HYDE THEY'RE SO HYPE!!!!!! you keep up the good work mate you're amazing)

And thanks from the author! You're incredibly kind.

[thislovintime]

Peter in 1964 (photo © Andrew Sandoval); in photo 2, the Phoenix Singers (from left to right: Roy Thompson, Arthur Williams and Ned Wright) are pictured at the October 1964 Denver campaign event mentioned below (photo by Steve Fitzgerald for the Messenger & Inquirer).

“One night, I was sitting around the Kettle of Fish, the private hang-out of the folk singers who live in the Village, and Peter came in with a big grin on his face. ‘Bruce,’ he yelled, ‘I got a job, a real job!’ And when he told me how Lance Wakely (one of the best guitarists on the scene then and now) had gotten him a job backing up the Phoenix Singers, I was really happy for Peter — and he, of course, was overjoyed.” - Bruce Farwell, 16’s The Monkees: Here We Are (1967) “We worked with the Phoenix Singers for about seven months, and during the last couple of months there were bad vibrations in the air. Pete loved to clown around on stage and the Phoenix Singers didn’t dig that. Pete also disliked being ordered around or told what to do. These two elements clashed, and the fireworks that resulted were the following: It was in October 1964, and we had just finished an in-person, fund-raising concert for Lyndon B. Johnson in Denver. As I said, the pressure had been building for several months. Two of the Phoenix Singers didn’t want Pete in the group, but my buddy Ned wanted him to stay because he dug him musically. I had mixed feelings at the time. I agreed that musically Pete was excellent, but I felt that he had to cool it a bit on stage because there was a personality conflict between him and the two Phoenix Singers mentioned. […] [W]e got on the plane to New York. It was on the way from Colorado to New York, at 30,000 feet in the air, that the three Phoenix Singers had a meeting, and two against one (for Ned still dug Pete’s musicianship) they voted Tork out of the group. Peter was quiet for the whole flight, and I could tell he was not very happy. I don’t think he cared about the Phoenix Singers that much, but I think he cared about the security that the job had provided and the fun he had been having on the road. I stayed on with the Phoenix Singers for quite a while, and Pete went on to the old routine down in the Village.” - Lance Wakely, 16 Magazine, April 1967 (More about that Denver campaign event here.) “I played bass as an accompanist for a group called James Hendricks and Vanessa.” - Peter Tork, Off the Record with Steve Escobar

[spockvarietyhour]

[fuckyeahdavidandyonatan]

Best shipping dinamic is and forever will be:

Person 1: they are the most beautiful human being to ever walk the earth!

Person 2: I like their stupid face

Bonus points if hight difference

[ask-faelverse-arthur]

Ask blog is open

"Hmm? Oh, hello there, love. I didn't see you there. Let me introduce myself, I'm Arthur Williams, I guess you haven't seen human around here somewhere, aren't you?"

"Hmm? Something about me? Well.. I'm an elf, that's all you need to know for now, but if you have anything, go ahead. I try to answer all with honest.. Since there's nothing special about me to know.."

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Hello it's Suzie here, mun from @ask-royal-spades with my third ask blog haha-

Anyways, the pfp/picture from this post is by @ask-faelverse-alfred

~Suzie

[doctorwoah]

While Henry Jekyll never married, thus never starting a family of his own, the doctor had a hand in raising Kiera and Clara Williams shortly after their birth and the loss of their mother.

Henry would care for the twins full-time for the span of a few weeks, while Arthur Williams spent time mourning his wife. Afterwards, Henry would help out as much as he could and would foster the girl's love for science. Though, the girls were never old enough to remember the times he cared for them. Now, around ten years later, Henry will visit occasionally between his duties as a headmaster and Kiera will often bombard him with questions about plants she finds near their home. Kiera is wild and adventurous, while Clara is more reserved and quiet. They take after Henry and Edward in their duality, hahah. Famously, Clara isn't allowed around sprinkles any more. Edward, knowing where they live, will deal the sisters sprinkles for little rocks they find.

[doctorwoah]

This non-canon story mixed with some sleep-deprived jokes between friends. I doubt this makes any sense to the outside eye.