#john weaver

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[dontwanttobeasexyvampire]

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[mossyscavern]

This might take a bit but do you have any songs that fit the weavers, Sam and his groups of friends, and James?

Hmm... I think I’ve got some, but it’s a little wacky and doesn’t properly match. (And It’s also a very long list)

Tim- i will not bow or evil angel by breaking Benjamin.

Lilian- run rabbit or hide and seek.

Tom- Mary on a cross by ghost.

Benny- mostly Christian songs... but with tragedy.

Caleb- zombie by the cranberries.

John- this is gospel by p!atd.

Mary- blood in the water

James- honestly I got nothing for him.

Sam- ghost by Au/Ra, Allan walker.

Duncan- Helena by mcr.

Travis- ghost by mystery skulls.

Mark- storytime by nightwish.

Beatrix: thank you for being a friend.

Taylor: complicated- avril lavigne

Gotta be honest, any song can fit any character as long as you know who they are, which game, tv series, movie and book they’re from if you put your mind to it... also I used some of these songs from some of my playlists to be honest e- except for 5 songs.

[patrocles]

BRASSIC (3.01)

[chronicalchaos]

Wick headcannons: angels and devils AU

Sam:

His whole name is Samuel Evans

Is 19 years old

Has been planning to move in with Travis and Duncan

Ends up befriending a crow (definitely not an entity–)

Editor for Travis's and Duncan's channel

Arachnophobic

Travis:

Is 20 years old

Picked up a random cat on the streets and simply adopted it

Although the cat doesn't really like him

He does horror stuff on his channel/streams

Is VERY annoyed by Sam's crow friend, he starts making noises exactly when Travis is busy with recording videos

Screams way too much

Duncan:

His whole name is Duncan Williams

Is also 20 years old

He does the research for the horror stuff for his and Travis's channel

Travis's cat follows him around the house, even when he wants nothing to do with the little guy

A bit of an asshole

Smokes

Old man Edwards:

On his late 60s

He is neighbors with Travis and Duncan

He's considered crazy by the neighborhood

Claims to have seen angels and devils throughout his life

Tim:

Was born a demon

Looks 13 but is centuries old

Can transform into a cat and has the ability to always fall on his feet

Constantly sends scam messages to his parents

The oldest twin

Absolutely hates Travis, but tolerates Duncan

Takes care of hell

Tom:

Was born an angel, but it's a fallen angel

Also looks 13 but is much older

Transforms into a crow and has the ability of foresight

Was a dove in the past

Is the one that delivers messages (he's helping Tim with the scams)

The youngest twin

Has no breaks nor moments of peace

Lives and works in the purgatory

Caleb:

Was born an angel

Looks 9, but is also centuries old

Transforms into a dog and has healing abilities

Good kid turning bad

Will be a wolf if he indeed turns into a fallen angel

Doesn't have a job, it's mostly there to symbolize how "good" heaven is

Second youngest

Lillian:

Was born an angel

Is only a few centuries old

Her appearance can vary a lot

Can turn into a bunny and her ability is that she constantly goes through the circle of life

Also doesn't have a job

She's the youngest

Benny:

Was born an angel

Looks 15, but is centuries old

He turns into a beaver and his ability is seeing other people's sin

Works in the gates of heaven

Is the oldest sibling

Mary, James and John:

Are basically the god(s) of heaven

Don't do their job properly

But do incentivate the others to work harder, specially Tom

Fucked up while creating Tim

The three of them are very hypocrite

James is kinda above Mary and John

That's it, i guess–

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[thewrathbeneath]

Brassic: First Look. New Sky trailer.

[galina-ulanova]

The notion that pantomime, music, and dance could tell a story without the help of words had been around for some time: in the commedia dell'arte and in the fairgrounds, in the ballets between the acts of Italian operas, and in Jesuit plays.  John Weaver and Marie Sallé had drawn on these traditions in their own pantomime dances.  But – and it is a big but – the idea that dance could tell a story better than words, that it could express some essential human truth with a moral force that words simply could not convey: this was an idea that came directly out of the French Enlightenment.  And it was this idea that changed ballet from a decorative ornament (within opera in the French case) to the independent narrative art form that we think of today as the story ballet.  Once the idea that dance could carry its own dramatic weight had taken hold, the way would be open to free-standing narrative ballets such as Giselle (1841) and later Swan Lake (1877), The Sleeping Beauty (1890), and others.

Apollo's Angels: A History of Ballet