#lily everett

[starcanwreckedpulp-doyoushipit]

do you ship it?

lily everett/james porter from kissing in the rain

i ship it!

i feel neutral about it

i don't ship it

i don't know the characters

Voting ended onApr 16, 2025

[gildedgatsby]

i think lily and james and audrey and henry like when it rains

[asoftershipwrecked]

note: nine years in and still successful

[katvantassel]

Kissing in the Rain lighting colour analysis

Throughout Lily and James episodes, the lighting is warmer and more glowy. At the end of their season, she sings "you are my sunshine"; this shows that they view eachother as the light and sunshine of eachothers life. So, it makes sense that they would take on a more glowy light. Their relationship was built on a lot more upfront "anger" and passion which tends to be represented by warmer colours. Their intesne feelings were something the two of them didn't hide from eachother, and they would plainly say thoughts about eachother to the others face. It was something bright and unavoidable. Lily and James are both bold and upfront personalities that cannot be ignored just like bright warm colours.

Audrey and Henry's episodes mostly use cooler and more shadowed lighting. They shy away from their deeper feelings for eachother, just like one might stay in the shadows. They aren't seeking to be the bold center of attraction, instead they are cooler and more subtle. Neither knows what the next right move is, so they try (key word try/lh) to be more subtle and cool with their actions. They try to play it cool and tip toe around their feelings, and the colours reflect this. At the end of their season, the shadows go away and the episode is brighter than the previous episodes. Audrey and Henry's feelings are finally declared and brought out of the shadows into the light.

[sonseulsoleil]

so i had the fun idea of giving you lily everett and james porter and that makes me smile so those two and also chris pine, betty white, john mulaney, and adam scott

Song: Hopeless Wanderer by Mumford and Sons 

So when your hope’s on fireBut you know your desireDon’t hold a glass over the flameDon’t let your heart grow coldI will call you by nameI will share your road

Title: The Mage 

Synopsis: Long ago, in a land of magic, there was a small, but prosperous kingdom ruled over by two benevolent kings, King Arden (Pine) and King Tristan (Mulaney). The Kings have always put the needs of their subjects above all else, and are beloved by the people. King Arden made a name for himself as a powerful military force, when he was younger, but now he’s beginning to age. King Tristan was always more of a scholar than a warrior. This is reflected in their people who are, overall a deeply peaceful people. 

However, not everyone is so lucky. All around the kingdom, there are dark, enchanted woods, where monsters lurk. Everyone knows not go past the kingdom walls, for it is unsafe for humans. Only elves and orcs live outside the kingdom borders. One night, in the southern village, a stranger appears, claiming to be from outside the wall. He is bleeding and hungry, so they an innkeeper lets him stay the night. This proves to be a mistake, however, as come morning, the man reveals himself to be a extremely powerful sorcerer named Weylin (Scott). Weylin claims to be a descendant of Merlin, a wizard of yore thought to be little more than a myth. Weylin also claims that he is the rightful heir to the throne. When the villagers declare their loyalty to the Kings, Weylin summons fire and destroys their village. 

Weylin travels to the Kings’ palace, where he proves to be too powerful for even their most experienced and powerful mages. He seizes the throne, and imprisons the kings in their own dungeon, and then sets about systematically slaughtering the mages, as well as anyone who speaks out against him. Only Owyn (Porter), a young apprentice mage manages to save himself by disguising himself as a servant boy. Unfortunately, since Owyn is only a an apprentice, and not a full mage, he is nowhere near powerful enough to take on Weylin alone. But he has heard speak of a being of olde, called The Enchantress (White), who lives in the Far North. If Owyn can find her, she may be able to save the kingdom from Weylin’s reign of terror. 

Owyn makes his escape, but he doesn’t get far past the kingdom border before realizing that he hasn’t left the capital city before. He has no idea where to go for there, and only has a few protection spells under his belt. Just as he realizes that he can’t make the journey alone, he meets Brienne (Everett), an elven warrior on the run for multiple counts of thievery. She notices him in the corner of a tavern, frowning at a map, and offers her services as guide, if he’ll pay for her meals. He agrees, desperate for some help, even if she is a criminal, and they set off on a perilous journey through the dark forest, dodging not only monsters, but the elven authorities. 

(I’m gonna go ahead and tag seanpersaud and marykatewiles)

[gildedgatsby]

guess who just caught up on all the kitr fan-canon and is now even more obsessed with lily and james

[gildedgatsby]

refined my jily seven things edit for the tenth anniversary of kissing in the rain!

[asoftershipwrecked]

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