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Mei-Lyn may not believe in true love but she deserves a lil kiss for her troubles. Being the inside man during a revolution is hard. Especially when your bosses consist of “Grade A Bitch” and “Whore”
MEI-LYN AND WEISS BELONG TO @/sm-baby
ONCE AGAIN ASKING VERY NICELY TO NOT LET THE NICE ARTIST LADY SEE MY SHIT-
They having a heist on a King :³
Amazing "Piece by Piece" by @sm-baby
Fanart of Mr. Weiss and his daughter, holding her lovingly, being the Househusband -bc his (predicted future) wife (Mei-Lyn/W) despite growing among many other child orphans, knows very little about child care ^^;
The character, Mr Weiss, belongs to @sm-baby - tho the bby is my own, tho also non-specific (beyond being a girl). I hope that’s alright? If not pls let me know!
I also see him as having black hair for some reason, if they were to have colored hair beyond white.
Someone should edit Weiss and Mei Lyn to “What is this feeling” from the Wicked soundtrack
(Piece by Piece is by @/sm-baby on tumblr)
Lit teacher #2
My Lit teacher, Mr.Weiss, is deeply into philosophy. So we went into this whole Allegory of the Cave spiel. Which basically goes:
A few people were born in a cave, their whole life they've been chained in the cave facing the inner wall. So somehow they have a fire going, and a man walks in the cave.. And it casts a shadow on the inner wall. They've never seen a shadow so they think it's a monster Then one day, one of the people gets free and goes out.. They see the trees, Sky, clouds, etc...for the first time. So he goes back and tells the others and they obviously think he's craZy. And they get all defensive. It's a story of symbolism. So basically, we are the people, and the cave is our home.
My Lit teacher then ends on "there are three points of humanity: there's the known known, stuff we know we know. The known unknown, stuff we know we don't know.. And perhaps the scariest but most exciting: the unknown unknown, stuff we don't even know we don't know. reality is perception. There could be something more out there we don't know about."
Lit teacher #1
I walked into my Honors English class the first day of school...and found that my teacher was playing Back in Black by AC/DC. And it was in that moment I knew I would love Lit class.
