#spoillers

[babacontainsmultitudes]

You know Nicky not being around for what feels like it should be a Nick episode is actually the most in-character thing that could have happened

And lowkey one of my favourite unintentional running gags ngl

Literally since the battle of the bands Nick has been denied proper on-screen arcs and it’s so funny to me

[genderfluid-insomniac]

DAMN. that archon quest was something and im straight up crying. anyway expect more scaramouche? kunikuzushi? wanderer? expect more of Kuni in the coming weeks and all requests to be done before new years

[marvelsaos]

Ming-Na Wen, the Orginial Voice of Mulan, in Mulan (2020)

Bonus:

...so was her daughter

[mychampagne-mybubbles]

Harry Styles • Harry’s House booklet • 17.05.2022

[miss-alice-evelynn]

Ah my favourite war criminal returns

Chopper

I missed you bébé

[spiderwolf59]

Appeasement by the Guitar.

[chilled-gay-baker]

Warning: Dream SMP Spoilers from Tubbo's (It's also Tommy's and Fundy's, and probably more) stream. If you haven't seen the streams up to 12/2/2020, scroll past this post!!!! (This is incredibly long, be warned.)

So today on stream they talked with Dream, and after the meeting and the whole "you have nothing on us, we have your deceased horse" thing, they were given a choice: Exile Tommy, or lose their freedom. They have until Saturday, but they want to decide by Friday. Tubbo's goal is to figure out a way to fake Tommy's exile, so that he doesn't have to kick his best friend out, and they can satisfy Dream.

So this was on all the streams. This next part you had to be on Tubbo/Fundy's stream for.

Fundy brought up to Tubbo that while he wants to make the decision on Friday, he's also getting married to Dream this Friday, who we all totally don't know is cheating on him. (This won't be on stream, it'll be a recorded event.) Tubbo had completely forgotten and was surprised, and this, along with something else, got me thinking.

Technoblade appeared on stream today, and that combined with a quote from him, got me thinking. He, just before he summons the withers, mentions a few things I want to bring up.

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Techno: Tommy.

Tommy: Yeah?

Techno: Do you think you're a hero, is that what this is?

Tommy: I just wanted- I just wanted L'manberg.

Techno: You just wanted power.

Tommy: That's all I've ever wanted- I didn't-

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I can't tell if Tommy's agreeing with Techno or if he's trying to say all he's ever wanted is L'Manberg. I think it's the latter, at least right then. But the power comment also brings up today, how Tommy begins yelling at Dream, because he believes that with the horse, and Dream not having Tommy's discs, he has power over Dream, and quickly learns that's not the case.

In his speech, Technoblade also brings up the story of a man who, after saving his people, is exiled by those same people. Sound a bit familiar?

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So Tubbo's going to make a decision on exiling Tommy on Friday, the same day as Fundy's wedding, an event he completely forgot about. And I can guess most of the rest of L'Manberg forgot too, including Tommy.

Tommy remembering Fundy's wedding may be what tips him over the edge, as it could be seen as Fundy betraying Tommy and L'Manberg.

After having watched Tommy tip over the edge, this might just be enough to have Tubbo exile him.

"People are saying...something ridiculous right now. People are saying Dream is marrying just to get leverage." -Fundy, on stream, 12/2/2020

With him totally not cheating on Fundy with George, I could absolutely believe Dream is doing this for leverage. Yes they got engaged a while back, but Dream plays his cards, and he plays them right.

With Tommy gone from L'Manberg, it could be possible Dream sees no need to have Fundy around anymore, and leaves him.

With Tommy gone, and Tubbo having exiled him, poor Fundy would be heartbroken. He's only lost more and more of his family (cause Tommy's his uncle really), and with his hatred of Dream and possible anger towards Tubbo at Tommy's exile, he could run away to go find Tommy, and with Tommy, possibly Techno.

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And what does Ranboo have to do with any of this? He helped destoy George's house, but nobody seems mad at him for it.

And while having interacted off camera or briefly on camera with them, Ranboo has no relations with Wilbur or Technoblade, at least not yet. To that extension, most of the SMP doesn't have many relations with Ranboo. And Dream seems to not be upset with Ranboo, and neither does George. Why is that? Does Dream have something to gain from Ranboo? We know half of what Ranboo is, what is the other half? Does it have something to do with the lack of anger towards him?

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Sorry, this is a really long rant, but I just kept thinking and coming up with ideas, and I needed to put them somewhere.

By the way, this is not me saying that Dream is a villian character. What I'm saying is he's a man who has a purpose for everything he does. His character is always a few steps ahead.

Whether or not this happens, my brain is just running very fast, and I needed to put this here. I doubt it will, but I can't wait to look back soon and see if I got anything right.

[thefinalwinter]

Movie Review: The Babysitter (2017) (Minor Spoilers Ahead)

Going into this movie nearly blind, with only the expectation that it would be a horror, The Babysitter really suprised me, not only by having a solid comidic edge, but by genuinely being a decent movie.

I feel like this movie is what the scary movie series wishes it could be, a comedic horror with characters that are themselves humourous as opposed to comedy emerging from characters reacting to a stupid situation.

One particular thing I think this movie did really well was allowing us to really feel Cole's panic with him. Blurring the camera and using a fish-lens was a really effective technique, and Judah Lewis did an extremely good job at portraying fear. One scene in particular that stuck with me was Cole trying to escape from Max climbing up to the treehouse. The shots of him frantically peering over every edge in hopes of finding where Max had gone was brilliant, I can certainly say I've had nightmares with similar situations.

I also want to commend the scene involving the spiders, an addition to a scene that wasn't really needed, but definitley helped up the tension, I was on the edge of my seat for that entire scene.

Finallly, I want to wrap around to the acting. My god, everybody in this movie was BRILLIANT! Bella Thorne gave what I believe to be one of the best performances, however I simply have to give all my commendmants to Judah Lewis (Cole) and Samara Weaving (Bee). The chemistry between these two was excellent, Weaving does an extremely good job at switching between the fun, cool babysitter to a scary psychopath who seems to know everything. Lewis, on the otherhand, gave a phenomenal peformance the whole way around. I could really feel his fear and desperation, for somebody his age, it was really impressive.

Overall, I would rate this movie an 8/10. I laughed out loud on several occasions, the tension is high despite the comedic edge and the actors all do an excellent job. I would reccomend this to anybody who doesn't mind a bit of crude humour and blood.