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extremely rare non-95060 art from 52
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paul has always been the biggest artist to me. mostly singing and playing but hes dabbled in painting and drawing
fun headcanon for me: paul was the 1 to write have to have u
Does anyone know who is who in this? I haven’t gotten used to the musical designs. Ik Marko is the blonde one because he resembles his movie look a whole lot. But the others don’t really
Paul once got so high he entered a strangers home (somehow convinced it was the hotel) had a full conversation with their microwave, cried because their cat looked so much like a cat, left and fell asleep in a dumpster where Lucy found him after her shift.
Lost Boys Ask
What do they collect?
if you were to send any of the boys (incl. Star!) on a scavenger hunt around Santa Carla, what things would they bring back for you, and why?
OR
what weird stuff would you find in their jacket pockets, or in their spots in the cave?
Lost Boys HC’s
Heirlooms the boys keep
Paul (TW minor mention of abuse)
To say that Paul didn't have a happy home life before joining the gang would be an understatement. While he had parents (a mother and step-father,) they were abusive, and Paul had to fend for himself from a very young age.
None of the boys have much from their mortal lives, but this is especially true for Paul.
Somehow though, (and Paul doesn't remember how) he does have two pieces of purple sea glass, and one marble that his grandmother found washed up on the beach.
He doesn't think he ever knew either of his grandmothers, but he knows beyond a shadow of a doubt that the sea glass and marble belonged to one of them.
Paul is unique among the boys in that he doesn't wear or carry these little trinkets with him. He knows he'd lose them. He keeps them in a special box in his space in the cave.
Note/Explanation:
These heirlooms that each of the boys keep are metaphorical representations of the break of connection from their mortal lives. These items are exclusively from the matrilineal, and connect the film with the source material, Peter Pan, which (in the end of the story) presents the future of the story in matriarchal terms. In TLB, which is a subverted version of Peter Pan, these items represent the loss of the connection to humanity, but always harkens back to the boys’ histories in matrilineal terms.