Jul 7
dylan always at the scene of the crime 😭
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dylan always at the scene of the crime 😭
His natural aegyo is so refreshing
Characteristic of dying regimes: to permit a confused mixture of beliefs and doctrines, and to give the illusion, at the same time, that the moment of choice can be indefinitely postponed… This is the source – the sole source – of the charm of pre-revolutionary periods.
E.M. Cioran, The Trouble With Being Born, pg. 127
In Bones' old au, she said Mike had crappy parents that obsessed with him being what they wanted, parents that said he wasn't good enough, and parents that gave him gifts instead of helping him with life problems. I'm confused bc in ur au he lives with his aunt and uncle growing up. Also, his parents seem to differ from that in the Happy '87 au (we don't know what they're like in the general au bc they ditch him)...So....what were his parents actually like (and his aunt and uncle)?
Ah yes! That’s one of the ways Bones’ original story and mine diverge!
I made changes to certain elements of backstory, mainly to help further differentiate my version of Mike Schmidt from Bones’, who was adapted into her Pilot story. I didn’t want there to be TOO much overlap so that people could tell the difference and give Bones a break from FNAF-related questions.
Mike’s parents, Carl and Lisa Schmidt, are very loving parents - buuuut they DO let him get away with a few things in his younger years, leading to his rambunctious behaviour and overconfident attitude. They are essentially the same in both the main story and in Happy 87, but when the Bite happens, it understandably shocks them...
His aunt and uncle, Hank and Cynthia Pearson, are definitely more strict, but still loving in their own way. You get a general ideya of their characterizations in the story New Years Past!
Hope this clarifies things a bit! And don’t worry, work is underway to help get these questions answered once and for all!
Dylan: Oh we talking about the girls?....The girls are hot...TOO