Nov 22, 2024
Young Lukey Newts in Allegro
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Young Lukey Newts in Allegro
enough of "this fictional couple is my bi panic", i want "i'd kill to play any character of that couple"
Musicals references i MLP
What song should I Audition with?
Emperor's New Clothes
Dead Girl Walking (reprise)
To the end
Welcome to the black parade
Island In the sun
buddy holly
The audition Materials.
Auditions are next week, Auditioning for Belle!
After I first listened to the album, I needed more of it, so I went looking for more content. That’s when I noticed that after “Not Sorry For Loving You,” people were practically turning Calypso into the villain (and other such rude things) because Odysseus told her he was married. She knew this from the start, yet she still didn’t understand why he wouldn’t love her.
I listened to the Vengeance Saga on Halloween, just a few hours after it was released (with my husband's noise-canceling headphones – girl, GIRL! ~I was totally in the zone!!).
And yes, he did tell her. It’s not his fault if she doesn’t understand.
But I don’t think she was necessarily evil (maybe a little bit of a red flag) or that it was all her fault, either.
She was abandoned on that island as a young child (according to the Greek mythology retelling in the musical). No one can reach or leave her island unless a god intervenes. She’s been alone on that island for a hundred years.
Can you imagine growing up in isolation for a hundred years without a single person to talk to or touch? (True, she had Ouranos and Helios, but they’re more like the sky and sun than actual friends… still, though).
I can’t blame her for having terrible social skills, no understanding of boundaries, or a complete grasp of what “no” means. I’m honestly surprised she even knows what love is (if she even does? It’s debatable whether she loves him romantically or not). Of course she wouldn’t fully understand when he said no.
And in the end, Odysseus actually says, “I love you, but not in the way you want me to.” He understands her, he’s always polite to her, and he tries to explain that she doesn’t know what he’s gone through!
She wasn’t bad; she just lacked basic social skills because she’s traumatized (as is almost every character in this musical, except Hermes and Helios – they’re just living their best lives) and probably a little neurodivergent.
"The pounding fathers"
A fan fiction concept
I'm very happy and very ecstatic of the recent discovery of what is cats the musical and I'm deeply immersed in any media that feeds this new obsession. Sometimes I wish I had discovered it as a child, like a lot of you, but then I think better and decide that... god’s timing is always right.... we’re kinda allowed to be queer now
SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1989, DEAR DIARY
Happy heathers day I guess??