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Ah, Hosty and Dorian, long time no see! Are those It's A Small World Children still pestering you?
Things have been surprisingly quiet as of late, ever since that time they kidnapped Mickey Mouse and we had to rescue him. I think part of it has to do with the fact Miss Daisy De La Cruz, the tightrope walker, is a friend of theirs. They like her, so they leave us alone for the most part. However, I always keep on my toes in Fantasyland. I just can’t trust all of those smiles…
scarycatfish replied to your post:I came to this site because I had no friends, not...
That is not true! You are a nice person. They are only jealous of you and wish to feel better about themselves.
Thank you.
Who is your favorite historical figure in relation to Titanic?
Hm, that's a very good question! Right now I'm going to go with Margaret "Molly" Brown, who was a much more educated and cultured person than her popular image suggests, despite being "new money". She used that money to educate herself and then to help Titanic survivors.
That scene always makes me so emotional.. I'll go cry in a corner now.. Don't even ask about the Nearer My God to Thee scene..
UGH ME TOO! And then when Jack and Rose leave the room and the camera goes back to Thomas and you can hear the Titanic creaking. KILLS ME EVERYTIME!
DON’T GET ME STARTED ON THAT SCENE! That music is fucking sad! And you’ve got the Captain and Thomas with his head bowed and the children in bed and the old couple lying in bed together and then the people on the deck screaming and I JUST CAN’T. The Nearer My God to Thee scene is when I start freaking losing it.
Are you ready to Ragnarök and roll on the twenty-second?
…I have no idea what that is. BUT UM SURE! Ragnarok sounds like a cool word so WHY THE HELL NOT!
I lurk on scarycatfish's blog for the good music!
I actually liked him. He just had flaws in executing his plan.
that made perfect sense i am not confused at all and i know exactly why you sent that
anti-honesty hour. ask me anything and i will respond with blatant lies.
Mr. Thomas Andrews Jr.
1. Do you love/hate/don’t feel strongly about this character?
Love - both the character and the real person and btw omg your icon
2. What’s your favorite trait of this character?
His dedication
3. What’s your favorite moment/even involving this character?
When he says “It is a mathematical certainty” the look in his eyes. The realisation, the disappointment, the fear, the resignation - it’s all there.
4. If you could have one power/attribute/etc. of this character, what would it be?
His heroism.
5. When did you fall in love/hate with this character? I you don’t have any strong feelings toward them, why not?
I was already aware of Thomas Andrews before I saw Cameron’s Titanic but I think Victor Garber’s portrayal really endeared me to him, Usually, Andrews is portrayed, in my opinion, in a somewhat detached, sometimes over the top edwardian-esque noble/hero way. Whereas, Garber’s portrayal made me feel like I connected with him as a human being.
6. Who’s your OTP for this character?
With Helen. I don’t understand these Rose/Andrews shippers…
