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Surprisingly there's only three (major) characters that do the type of toxic stuff that works for this bingo chart. Everyone else is pretty messed up too but things like murder, arson, and cannibalism aren't included for some strange reason.....
Bingo chart by @idolkilling here
Neal joining Emvianyí is the funniest fucking thing ever.
We call Neal "ordinary guy mcnormalson" for a reason. This kid is 22 and painfully average, right down to the standard low self esteem. Through a series of very boring unacknowledged events this kid starts to bend, and when he discovers he can gain power through eating a pegasus he breaks, joining Emvianyí in her search with little to no hesitation.
Meanwhile Emvianyí is a 612yo concubine barely keeping her matter together by eating humans and concubines alike, searching for the pegasi to achieve true immortality. She is not the standard in any way, shape, or form. Only a small handful of other concubines have sought out the pegasi for immortality, its really not something many concubines are crazy enough to want, especially after living a full 500 years of life.
How did these two even meet? Funny thing. Neal was unknowingly friends with a few too many concubines at a certain nightclub, and with one coworker named Quarren Martin snooping around the vampires and getting in Viva's business, it really is only natural that it would draw the cannibal's attention when she came to town
B&S Characters As Textposts: Neal Foster Edition
Terribly Funny
HORRIBLE HISTORIES: Terrible Tudors
Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, Wednesday 23rd October, 2019
Based on the popular series of children’s non-fiction books by the extremely popular and prolific Terry Deary, this show by the Birmingham Stage Company is playing in tandem with Awful Egyptians, which I imagine is just as much fun.
A cast of three, led by Doctor Dee (played in this performance by…
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Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain Part 3 @ The Garrick Theatre Review
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain Part 3 @ The Garrick Theatre Review
Bonkers, Brave, Brilliant, Bizarre… I’m sure there’s plenty of ways to describe the Island that is Great Britain, however Horrible Histories have decided to settle with Barmy Britain instead, a title very fitting, setting the tone for the very tongue in cheek family show.
London, UK. 24.07.2015. Birmingham Stage Company presents, as part of the Horrible Histories series of stage shows, Barmy…
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