i love puppetry i love puppets i love singing i love dancing i love music i love whimsy i love
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i love puppetry i love puppets i love singing i love dancing i love music i love whimsy i love
Im a simple person, a see a lil guy - I decide they're my fav <3
I enjoyed the musical, especially the puppets. I legit saw Ragweed and went WHAAA THATS SO COOL they're come such a long way since Starship
I see you, Rancilda-defenders. I love you, Rancilda-defenders.
But I just need to say how cool it is that it's not part of Ellas story to forgive her. A lot of people have pointed out the unapologetic revenge story but I need to put emphasis on this point. Rancilda is someone you could expect a hero to forgive. She was just following her mothers orders. She's a child. She stands up for herself in the end.
But she's not forgiven, and I love that. You can headcanon that she survives, and lives happily ever after under her favorite bridge. I do like that, too.
But it's not part of Ella's journey to forgive. She doesn't have to forgive this troll, who's wearing the skin of her murdered friend, who bullied and threatened her for what's possibly years, who held her down as her feet were sawed off, who laughed when she died.
I just think that's crucial. I just think that's awesome. Ella could have forgiven her. But it's not required of her. Her being a hero has nothing to do with her forgiving her abuse. I like that.
I'm sure this has been said before, but I really like the idea that Tadius fantasized about killing the king (and probably the prince, too) before he met Ella, in the same way Ella fantasized about killing her step sisters and mother. They both feel trapped, aidless, abused, and lack a large level of autonomy; which is why both of them are eager to enact their revenge the second they have the ability/opportunity to do so.
That's why Tadius is so quick to:
1. Believe Ella is talking about the king in her monologue (she's hypothetically saying what he's secretly been thinking for a long time)
2. Smother the king with a pillow (both enact unapologetic (/pos) vengeance before their exact plan is fully realized because they are so eager to gain both freedom and justice)
I've been obsessed with this clip since the video was posted
Crumb will bite your dick off :3
On a scale of Paul Matthews to Ella Ashmore, how excited are you to be resurrected by an eldritch being in order to fulfill your greatest desire in life?