#cc starkid

[floweroflaurelin]

Open your eyes, daughter of fire.

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Starkid’s new musical is HERE and I’m already OBSESSED!!!

[rysttle]

Cinderella's castle doodles time

Most suffering guy ever

And phrog paste

[kruzbr]

starkid hits again, heres Ella and sir Hopalot with a big fucking rock

[write-nerdy-to-me]

tadius is a comedian

[ghost-nunya]

needed to recreate the meme this moment at the end of cc reminded me of

[1000cavalry]

Cinderella’s Castle au where, instead of gifting Sir Hop-a-lot and Crumb to Ella, The Fairy Queen created Knights out of the bodies of the Grizzwald girls:

These undead soldiers are not Justine and Lucy, but are instead named Justice and Loyalty.

“I have seen what passes for a knight in this kingdom. There is no man I would trust.”

“Not a man, my lady, but a Knight nonetheless.”

[frongle444]

the peeps!!

[insert--coffeebean]

I see you, Rancilda-defenders. I love you, Rancilda-defenders.

But I just need to say how cool it is that it's not part of Ellas story to forgive her. A lot of people have pointed out the unapologetic revenge story but I need to put emphasis on this point. Rancilda is someone you could expect a hero to forgive. She was just following her mothers orders. She's a child. She stands up for herself in the end.

But she's not forgiven, and I love that. You can headcanon that she survives, and lives happily ever after under her favorite bridge. I do like that, too.

But it's not part of Ella's journey to forgive. She doesn't have to forgive this troll, who's wearing the skin of her murdered friend, who bullied and threatened her for what's possibly years, who held her down as her feet were sawed off, who laughed when she died.

I just think that's crucial. I just think that's awesome. Ella could have forgiven her. But it's not required of her. Her being a hero has nothing to do with her forgiving her abuse. I like that.